Can a water temperature of 39.5 degrees in the biochemical tank easily cause activated sludge bulking?

2016-08-12View Original

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Can a water temperature of 39.5 degrees in the biochemical tank easily cause activated sludge bulking?

Reply #22016-08-12

The temperature of the biochemical tank water ranges from 16 to 40 degrees. At higher temperatures, fungi reproduce more rapidly; the activated sludge becomes more active, resulting in a higher treatment capacity. However, activated sludge bulking may occur, so regular monitoring is necessary.

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