RBC (Rotating Biological Contactor) for BOD and Ammonia Nitrogen Removals at Princeton Wastewater Treatment Plant,

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Abstract:

The RBC system at Princeton is designed as a secondary treatment for the removal of BOD5 and ammonia nitrogen. An intensive study on each stage under normal and artificial shock operations was carried out for over one year. This paper deals with preliminary evaluation of mean values.

Author(s):
Lin, Shundar ; Evans, Ralph L. ; Dawson, Warren
Author Organization(s):
ILLINOIS STATE WATER SURVEY PEORIA WATER QUALITY SECTION
Supplementary Note:
This article is from 'Proceedings: International Conference on Fixed-Film Biological Processes (1st) Held at Kings Island, Ohio on 20-23 April 1982. Volume I,' AD-A126 376.
Pagination:
0027

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Collection: TR
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Communities of Interest:
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Descriptor(s):
*Waste water, *Waste treatment, *Water treatment, *Municipalities, Facilities, Case studies, Ammonia, Nitrogen, Removal, Oxygen consumption, Operation
Keyword(s):
Component reports, Rotating Biological Contractors
Report Date:
1981 Jan 01