An effective waste water treatment plant will have very low levels of ammonia, which means that chloramine levels will be very low. Any chloramines can be eliminate by bubbling air through the water, which drives the chloramines out of the water. Water to be re-used should be filtered first anyway, ideally with AFM and UV treated prior to chlorination, this will remove any potential Cryptosporidium and Giardia. These two organisms being parasites, do not thrive within an activated sludge plant.
Published by Don Sharpe
An effective waste water treatment plant will have very low levels of ammonia, which means that chloramine levels will be very low. Any chloramines can be eliminate by bubbling air through the water, which drives the chloramines out of the water. Water to be re-used should be filtered first anyway, ideally with AFM and UV treated prior to chlorination, this will remove any potential Cryptosporidium and Giardia. These two organisms being parasites, do not thrive within an activated sludge plant.