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Are there any people with experience in A2O operation who have encountered issues with excessive ammonia nitrogen levels?

2021-09-06View Original

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Reply #22021-09-16
High ammonia nitrogen levels are usually caused by low dissolved oxygen in tank O, unless there is a sudden change in the raw water. It is sufficient to maintain a dissolved oxygen level of over 2 mg/L in tank O on a daily basis; low temperatures in the tank during winter can also lead to high ammonia nitrogen levels. If it is too high, leaving out aeration will cause it to drop.

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