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WASTEWATER TREATMENT BIOLOGY -



Aerobic Decomposition - decomposition of organic material in the presence of
oxygen



Aerobic Decomposition

a. end products

b. appropriate BOD levels

c. how much sludge produced - a. water, CO2, new cell material

b. <500 mg/l (dilute ww)

c. produces a lot of sludge



Anaerobic Decomposition - decomposition in the absence of oxygen and nitrate

- primary electron acceptors are sulfate (SO42-), CO2, and organic compounds
that can be reduced



Anaerobic Decomposition

a. end products

b. appropriate BOD levels

,FE Exam – Environmental questions and
answers
c. how much sludge produced - a. CO2, methane, water, ammonia, hydrogen
sulfide

b. > 1000 mg/l

c. very little sludge, anaerobic can be used to stabilize sludge produced in aerobic
and anoxic treatment

d. is a smelly process and requires temperatures to be elevated initially



Anoxic decomposition - NO3- if final e- acceptor



Sequence of oxidation by bacteria in the presence of no oxygen

compounds to be oxidized

nitrate (NO3-

sulfate (SO4-2)

dissolved oxygen - the essence of oxygen usage reduced by bacteria is dissolved
oxygen, nitrate, then sulfate



What is a bacteriophage? - a virus that infects bacteria

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The addition of protozoa in WW will.... - protozoa consume algae and bacteria in
ww



the 2 groups of coliform - 1. human/animal

2. soil



Reactor Types and definition and example - 1. batch: fill, treat, empty; washing
machine, treat industry ww

2. completely mixed flow: continuous flow, stirred; activated sludge unit

3. plug flow: no mixing; natural systems, pipes



TOXICOLOGY -



three primary exposure pathways for human - 1. dermal adsorption

2. inhalation

3. ingestion



pulmonary toxicity - toxicity of the respiratory system

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