There are a large number of small insects in the CASS reaction tank

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The sludge concentration in the aeration tank doesn’t increase and it’s quite dispersed. Sampling revealed many small insects visible to the naked eye in the aeration tank – there were quite a few of them; in a 100-milliliter sample, there could be forty to fifty of these insects. They are very small, white and transparent, with the largest ones being about 1 millimeter in length. What’s going on here? Will these little bugs eat up all the activated sludge? I’m extremely worried!

Reply #22015-08-13

Please upload the image, LZ. Please upload the image, LZ

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