Common Problems In Wastewater Treatment Plants Function
Price
Free (open access)
Transaction
Volume
33
Pages
10
Published
1999
Size
908 kb
Paper DOI
10.2495/WP990071
Copyright
WIT Press
Author(s)
Gorana Cosic Flajsig
Abstract
Generally speaking, wastewater treatment plants are constructed to protect water environment from excessive overloading with different kinds of pollutants. So they have to fulfill the desired effluent standards. Often in practice, the results are not in accordance with design parameters expected from the project. Some common reasons for malfunction will be illustrated by several examples. There may be problems with the sewage system, design of plants technical equipment, hydraulics and of course with the maintenance connected with undertraining of personnel. Frequently, simple improvements in sewage and plant system technology and adequate personal training can be answer to wastewater treatment problems, instead of costly recons
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