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For small systems, optimizing treatment processes or getting the most out of a plant rarely involves the application of cutting‐edge technologies. Basic training, good record keeping and motivation of operators and staff are the best ways of optimizing plant performance. This article discusses factors to consider when evaluating a plant's performance including dosing rates, influent volumes, wastewater/inflow ratio, effluent sensors, coagulant alternatives, training, and motivation of operators.
For small systems, optimizing treatment processes or getting the most out of a plant rarely involves the application of cutting‐edge technologies. Basic training, good record keeping and motivation of operators and staff are the best ways of optimizing plant performance. This article discusses factors to consider when evaluating a plant's performance including dosing rates, influent volumes, wastewater/inflow ratio, effluent sensors, coagulant alternatives, training, and motivation of operators.
Getting the Most From Your Plant
Dowell, Kevin (author)
1996-08-01
1 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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