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    The document describes a wastewater treatment process using anaerobic reactors and fixed film reactors. Raw sewage is fed into an anaerobic reactor, then the effluent flows into a fixed film reactor containing media for bacteria to grow on. The wastewater then flows into a settler before the treated water is recirculated or discharged. Testing showed the process achieved over 80% COD removal and 40-50% nitrogen and phosphorus removal in the first phase, and over 90% COD removal in the second phase.

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    The document describes a wastewater treatment process using anaerobic reactors and fixed film reactors. Raw sewage is fed into an anaerobic reactor, then the effluent flows into a fixed film reactor containing media for bacteria to grow on. The wastewater then flows into a settler before the treated water is recirculated or discharged. Testing showed the process achieved over 80% COD removal and 40-50% nitrogen and phosphorus removal in the first phase, and over 90% COD removal in the second phase.

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    The document describes a wastewater treatment process using anaerobic reactors and fixed film reactors. Raw sewage is fed into an anaerobic reactor, then the effluent flows into a fixed film reactor containing media for bacteria to grow on. The wastewater then flows into a settler before the treated water is recirculated or discharged. Testing showed the process achieved over 80% COD removal and 40-50% nitrogen and phosphorus removal in the first phase, and over 90% COD removal in the second phase.

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    Anaerobic

    Anaerobic
    Synthetic reactor CBOD
    CBOD pump
    pump
    Synthetic reactor
    effluent
    effluent

    Nitrification
    Nitrification /De-
    /De- Nitrificatio
    Nitrificatio
    nitrification
    nitrification pump
    pump nn // de-
    de- CBOD
    CBOD fixed
    fixed
    nitrificatio
    nitrificatio film
    film
    nn fixed
    fixed film
    film

    Settler/
    Settler/
    waster
    waster

    Recirculation
    Recirculation
    pump
    pump

    Waste
    Waste
    ₰ Gas tight borosilicate glass ₰ Raw primary sludge
    reactor bottles.
    obtained from Village of
    ₰ Lead fixed film reactor
    receiving septic effluent on Ohio Wastewater
    a per day basis. Treatment Plant.
    ₰ Film reactor media content ₰ Aeration conditions
    is glucose-glutamic acid-
    distilled water. provided by gas tight
    ₰ Micro-syringes. micro-syringes.
    ₰ pH of mixture – 7-7.5 and
    0.1 mg/L TSS present.
    ₰ Temperatures maintained –
    ₰ Phase 1 – 23.2 C
    ̊
    ₰ Phase 2 – 24.4 C ̊
    ₰ End of phase 1 operation,
    ₰ 81% COD removal achieved.
    ₰ COD conc. leveled off – 200mg/L. the COD levels reduced
    gradually from 1600 mg/L to 1000 mg/L in the influent.
    ₰ N and P removal – 40% and 50% respectively.
    ₰ Analysis of COD, NH3-N, NO3-N and P show a
    marked reduction.
    ₰ End of phase 2 operation,
    ₰ COD conc. – 930mg/L reduced to 62 mg/L, i.e. 90%
    removal is achieved
    ₰ At the end of week 2 and week 7, 80% sludge is removed.
    ₰ No sludge wastage takes place in either of the phases.

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