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No active microorganisms were found under microscopy; what’s going on?

2016-07-11View Original

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No microorganisms have been detected for two days – what’s going on? Papermaking wastewater: COD at the inlet of the oxidation ditch is 2000, sludge concentration is 5000, water temperature is over 39 degrees, DO is around 2, SV90 and SVI are 180; the effluent meets the standards
Reply #22016-07-12
What should I do? What methods should be taken to restore it?
Reply #32016-07-12
As long as the water quality meets the standards, and all indicators are within normal ranges, there is no problem.
Reply #42016-07-13
With water temperatures too high, the usual indicator protozoa and metazoans have died off, and there are signs of deterioration in the wastewater. Suggestions: 1. Lower the water temperature as soon as possible, using methods such as cooling towers or spray towers ; 2. Appropriately reduce dissolved oxygen to prevent sludge aging ; 3. Sludge discharge reduces sludge concentration and maintains a reasonable F/M ratio.

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