Evoqua Water Technologies Pte. Ltd.

Siemens Water Technologies Pte. Ltd.

Michael L Doyle

Argun Olcayto Erdogan

George W Smith

Marc E Roehl

Argun O Erdogan

Wenjun Liu

Peter Petit

Michael Casey Whittier

Charles Stark Applegate

Betty-Ann Curtis

Mark F Pamperin

Thomas J Larsen

Christopher K Waul

Deborah Hyke

Colin M McKean

Mark Franklin Pamperin

Christopher S Waul

A wastewater treatment system including a contact tank, a dissolved air flotation unit, a fixed film reactor, and a solids-liquid separation unit is disclosed. A method of treating wastewater with a dissolved air flotation unit and a fixed film reactor is also disclosed. A method of retrofitting a fixed film reactor wastewater treatment system including providing a contact tank and a dissolved air flotation unit is also disclosed. A method of facilitating increased operating efficiency of a fixed film wastewater treatment system including providing a dissolved air flotation unit is also disclosed.

Combination of captivator and fixed film bioreactor solutions

A wastewater treatment system including an aeration unit, a contact tank, a dissolved air flotation unit, and a biological treatment unit is disclosed. A method of retrofitting a wastewater treatment system by providing an aeration unit and fluidly connecting the aeration unit to the wastewater treatment system is also disclosed. A method of treating wastewater including aerating wastewater with oxygen, combining the aerated wastewater with activated sludge, floating biosolids from the activated wastewater, and biologically treating the effluent is also disclosed. The method optionally includes combining the floated biosolids with the aerated wastewater and/or activated wastewater. A method of facilitating treatment of high solids content wastewater is also disclosed.

High solids dissolved air flotation system and methods

Aeration discs used in water treatment and methods of using same are disclosed. According to one or more embodiments, an aeration disc may comprise projections and depressions located on at least one of its surfaces. The aeration discs may be incorporated into aeration devices and water treatment systems.

Aeration discs and methods for using same

Systems and methods for treating wastewater including a dissolved air flotation operation performed upon a portion of a mixed liquor output from a contact tank prior to the mixed liquor entering a biological treatment tank.

Enhanced biosorption of wastewater organics using dissolved air flotation with solids recycle

A method and system for treating wastewater is disclosed. In one embodiment the method includes introducing the wastewater into an aerated anoxic treatment unit, flowing an oxygen containing gas into the wastewater in the aerated anoxic treatment unit at a first flow rate, measuring a concentration of a nitrogen species in the wastewater in the aerated anoxic treatment unit, comparing the measured concentration of the nitrogen species to a target nitrogen species concentration, adjusting the flow of the oxygen containing gas into the wastewater in the aerated anoxic treatment unit to a second flow rate in response to a difference in the nitrogen species and the target nitrogen species concentrations, and maintaining the second flow rate for a time period sufficient for the wastewater to be treated in the aerated anoxic treatment unit and form an anoxically treated liquid having a reduced concentration of the nitrogen species.

Using continuous nitrate measurement to control aeration in an aerated-anoxic process

A method and system of treating wastewater using primary sludge is disclosed. The treatment system includes a primary separator that separates a carbon source comprising non-solubilized suspended carbon from a source of wastewater. The non-solubilized suspended carbon is solubilized and used as a source of carbon in an aerated anoxic treatment system.

Use of primary sludge for carbon source in an aerated-anoxic bioreactor system

Contact-stabilization/prime-float hybrid

A method for removing inert solids from low-yield wastewater treatment processes. The method includes combining wastewater with bacteria-laden sludge in a mainstream reactor to form a mixed liquor, separating the mixed liquor into a clear effluent and activated sludge, returning a first portion of activated sludge to the mainstream reactor, treating a second portion of activated sludge in a sidestream bioreactor prior to returning the second portion of activated sludge to the mainstream reactor, and employing a screening device within the wastewater treatment process to remove inert solids.

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Wauwatosa, WI, United States of America

Michael L Doyle