Phosphorous removal by an activated sludge plant

Phosphorous removal by an activated sludge plant

by United States. Environmental Protection Agency., R. D. Leary, Milwaukee (Wis.). Sewerage Commission

Part of Water pollution control research series

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Most municipal plants employing the activated sludge treatment process, report phosphorus removals from sewage of 20 to 30%. There are a few exceptions, such as the Milwaukee, San Antonio, and Baltimore plants where phosphorus removals as high as 80% to 96% have been reported. The Milwaukee Jones Island plants have been consistently showing good total phosphorus removals (usually over 80%). The objective of the study was to demonstrate and optimize the effects of the activated sludge process parameters on a plant scale for the removal of total phosphorus from sewage.

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