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The ammonia nitrogen level in the aerobic tank is high, and the water in the secondary sedimentation tank is turbid with poor water quality

2016-08-01View Original

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The ammonia nitrogen level in the aerobic tank is high, and the water in the secondary sedimentation tank is turbid with poor water quality
Reply #22016-08-01
The main reason for high ammonia nitrogen levels in the effluent may be poor control of DO; low water temperature can also lead to a reduced effectiveness in removing ammonia nitrogen. 1. Increase aeration volume, 2. Recirculate the effluent. 3. Severe sludge aging leads to a decrease in treatment efficiency.

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