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Discussion topic: Sea friends, let’s talk about the recovery time of each of your wastewater treatment plants after being impacted Express one's own opinions

2011-06-02View Original

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In the case of an ammonia nitrogen shock 2-3 times higher than the design specifications, it takes us 20-30 days to recover.
Reply #22011-06-04
It takes about a month, as I’ve experienced it firsthand; the key is to adjust the nitration reaction properly
Reply #32011-06-04
Our company’s wastewater treatment system features a BAF biological bed; the recovery time from ammonia nitrogen spikes is generally around 10 days

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