Biological Treatment of Sewage by the Activated Sludge Process

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E. Horwood, 1988 - Sewage - 299 pages
This review of existing knowledge of the purification of sewage by the activated sludge process is written from the viewpoint of the hydrobiologist. It considers all the most important technical factors, such as the influence of aeration systems and secundary clarifiers on the biological performance of activated sludge plants. In a survey the emphasisis is placed on theoretical aspects of the activated sludge process from a biological point of view. The biocoenosis of activated sludge, and its value as an indicator for the biological status of activated sludge are discussed. In addition, the successes and mistakes of management from a biological ange are reviewed

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Preface to the original edition
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Characterisation of the properties of sewage and activated sludge
26
Organisms
56
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