2004
DOI: 10.2175/193864704784180479
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Maximum Nitrogen Removal in the Step-Feed Activated Sludge Process

Abstract: This paper presents a mathematical framework that can be used to determine the flow distributions in a step-feed activated sludge process for achieving the greatest nitrogen removal efficiency. The model indicates that the nitrogen removal efficiency in a step-feed activated sludge process is highly dependent on the BOD to TKN ratio of the wastewater. For typical domestic wastewater, which has a relatively high BOD to TKN ratio, the step-feed process will outperform the Modified Ludzack-Ettinger (MLE) process … Show more

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