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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"Aeration control"”.
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Design and control of equalization tanks.
… objective of this investigation was to develop a control strategy for the operation of an equalization tank upstream of a waste water treatment plant which utilizes the available equalization hold-up volume in such a manner that it reduces, optimally, diurnal fluctuations in both influent flow and …
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Intensification of Biological Nutrient Removal Processes
… in this study, including the novel pH-based aeration control strategy, has influenced the startup procedure and operation of subsequent full-scale installations in the United States and around the world. Long startup time remains a barrier to the implementation of sidestream deammonification …
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Optimizing Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal at WRRFs: Impact of Low DO Operation and Full-Scale Strategies
… upgrades and implementation of ammonia-based aeration control (ABAC), Hampton Roads Sanitation District's Virginia Initiative Plant (VIP) observed a 69 percent decrease in average dissolved oxygen (DO) concentrations, alongside a 53 percent reduction in average effluent total phosphorus (TP) …
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Comparison of Aeration Strategies for Optimization of Nitrogen Removal in an Adsorption/Bio-oxidation (A/B) Process with an Emphasis on Ammonia vs. NOx (AvN) control
… The study compared B-Stage performance under DO Control, Ammonia Based Aeration Control (ABAC), and Ammonia vs. NOx (AvN) control. AvN in 1) fully-intermittent and 2) intermittently-aerated MLE configurations was compared to DO Control and ABAC, each with continuous aeration, in an MLE …
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Optimization of intermittent aeration for increased nitrogen removal efficiency and improved settling
… both increased volume (capital costs) and aeration energy demand (operating costs). As an alternative, HRSD is pilot testing an A/B process; a two-sludge system comprised of a carbon removal stage followed by a nitrogen removal stage. The very high rate, low dissolved oxygen (DO) A-stage …