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How should nutrients be added during the initial operation of biochemical processes in industrial wastewater treatment?

2016-05-25View Original

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What is the specific method for adding nutrients? What is the ratio between anaerobic and aerobic sludge concentrations, and how is their amount determined?
Reply #22016-05-25
Generally, the addition ratios for nutrients are C:N:P = 400:5:1. The sludge concentration in aerobic conditions is usually maintained at 3500–5000 mg/L, while in anaerobic conditions it should be between 7000–8000 mg/L. These are the figures from our factory; I hope they are helpful to you

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