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A photo of the Sequencing Batch Reactor plant.

A photo of the Sequencing Batch Reactor plant.

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The paper is devoted to the study of small wastewatertreatment plants, in particular the study of wastewater treatment processes with the wastewater with low concentration of organic contaminations entering treatment plants. The primary goal of the study is to select the reactor operation mode to ensure the deep biological treatment quality of trea...

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... order to optimize the column performance as a Sequencing Batch Reactor, time relays were used, which switched on and off the aerator, stirrers in accordance with the specified time, and created conditions for the activated sludge sedimentation. The laboratory-scale plant operation diagram is shown in Fig. 1. Then there is a photo of the plant in Fig. 2. The work was carried out with the use of artificially composed peptone-based waste liquid. The contaminations concentrations were closest to those existing in the actual waste liquid. In the course of the experiment, the concentrations of certain substances and the hydraulic load on the plant changed depending on the task assigned. ...

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