Abstract: The addition of ferrous salts is a commonly used strategy for sulfide control in sewer networks. The

Abstract: Chemical dosing is the most common strategy for sulfide control in sewers. Recent research has shown that online control of chemical dosing can significantly reduce dosing costs, while achieving better control performance. ...

Abstract: A recent study showed that, in addition to precipitating sulfides,

Abstract: In recent years, the Australian water sector has been criticized for inadequate project risk management and overinvestment in inefficient water services, such as large desalination plants and recycled-water schemes. To aid ...

Abstract: The addition of iron salts to sewers for sulfide control has a significant impact on downstream wastewater-treatment performance, in which iron ions can be resolubilized from iron sulfide precipitates in aeration tanks to ...

Abstract: The external carbon dosage control is studied for the predenitrification processes without the on-line controllability of the nitrate recirculation flow. The control objective is to minimize the external carbon use while ...

Abstract: By observing the acid/base addition rate of a pH controller that controls the pH in a sample of activated sludge mixed liquor at a set point, the proton dynamics of the reactions taking place in the sample can be monitored. ...