2022
DOI: 10.3390/w14203245
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Effect of Attached Growth on Treatment Performance in Waste Stabilization Ponds

Abstract: Waste stabilization ponds (WSPs) rely upon natural biochemical reactions for treatment and are used widely across the world. However, WSPs often fail to meet treatment performance expectations due to insufficient hydraulic performance. Installation of baffles can improve hydraulic performance of WSPs by increasing the mean residence time, reducing dead zones, and short circuiting, thus improving pond treatment performance. Theoretically, baffles with the ability to sustain attached growth will increase the pos… Show more

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“…Despite those mentioned above, overall reduction was observed, and the effluent fulfilled the class-B effluent quality standards for irrigation in Turkey [20]. According to Lian et al [21], it is not sensible to arbitrarily increase the number of BWs. Instead, a costeffectiveness economic study should be conducted.…”
Section: Maturation Pondmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Despite those mentioned above, overall reduction was observed, and the effluent fulfilled the class-B effluent quality standards for irrigation in Turkey [20]. According to Lian et al [21], it is not sensible to arbitrarily increase the number of BWs. Instead, a costeffectiveness economic study should be conducted.…”
Section: Maturation Pondmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…There are various flow conditions in WSPs: complete mixing, dispersion, and plug flow. The BWs change the flow conditions of the WSPs from a complete mix to plug flow [21]. There are various types of WSPs: aerobic, anaerobic (APs), facultative (FPs), and aerobic maturation ponds (MPs) [22].…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%