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Do you need to understand the basics of biological nutrient removal? The Edmonton Waste Management Centre of Excellence, along with its partners, has developed a course about the operating and design protocols necessary for successful removal of nitrogen and phosphorus from wastewater.
The course includes an overview of the theory of the biological processes involved, commonly used process schematics, a comparison of summer versus winter operation and process control and trouble-shooting.
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Primary Sludge Fermentation: Theory, Operation and Troubleshooting
April 29, 30, 2010
1.5 Day Course
Wastewater Research and Training Centre
EPCOR's Gold Bar Wastewater Treatment Plant
10977–50 Street
Edmonton, Alberta
The Primary Sludge Fermentation: Theory, Operation and Troubleshooting course builds on and expands the biological nutrient removal (BNR) knowledge of operators at medium to large wastewater treatment plants in Alberta. The course is designed for operators servicing primary sludge fermenter systems in such plants. By attending this course, operators will increase their understanding of fermentation and anaerobic digestion in the relation to their role in primary sludge fermentation facilities.
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This course has been developed in partnership with the Alberta Water and Wastewater Operators Association (AWWOA) and the City of Edmonton.
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Last Updated ( Tuesday, 20 April 2010 10:15 )
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