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Does an excess of sodium bicarbonate in wastewater treatment increase ammonia nitrogen levels?

2016-07-04View Original

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Does an excess of sodium bicarbonate in wastewater treatment increase ammonia nitrogen levels?
Reply #22016-07-04
No, sodium bicarbonate does not contain any form of ammonia nitrogen at all. Sodium bicarbonate only provides alkalinity and has no relation to ammonia nitrogen.
Reply #32016-07-04
They’re not the same thing; does sodium bicarbonate contain nitrogen?
Reply #42016-07-10
Sodium bicarbonate is used to adjust the pH value; when ammonia nitrogen is in its polymeric form, it is easier to remove it through aeration

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