The sludge from hydrolytic acidification has a different appearance compared to that from other water treatment processes

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I saw that the sludge in a hydrolysis-acidification tank was black, while the sludge in tanks using contact oxidation or A/O processes was earthy yellow. For some reason, I would appreciate it if any fellow sea travelers could give me some advice. Thank you!

Reply #22015-10-01

I would appreciate some advice from those who have experience at sea, thank you!

Reply #32015-10-16

Observe the microbial growth in the A/O tank

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