Activated Sludge Process and IFAS: Design Rules + Guideline (Video Animation)
Published on by Karl-Uwe Schmitz, President at Aqua Equip Technologies LLC (AET LLC) in Technology
Activated sludge is worldwide the most used suspended growth process in wastewater treatment. The treatment process can include different steps, but most commonly are:
- Screening and grit removal to filter out debris
- Primary clarifier for particle sedimentation
- Biological treatment with activated sludge consisting of an aeration basin, secondary clarifier and recycle stream
- Disinfection for final removal of germs and bacteria
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1 Comment
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The MLSS of 3,5 kg/cbm in conventional plant and 5 kg/cbm in fix film plant are very conservative, with an anaerobic step upfront a pre-denitrification step the settling ability of the activated sludge increase considerately so the concentration of MLSS can be increase to 5 kg/cbm in a conventional plant and to 10-11 kg/cbm in a fix film plant.