1994 | OriginalPaper | Chapter
The Use of Reagents in Up-flow Submerged Biofilters
Authors : B. Pujol, P. Sagberg, H. Lemmel, M. Hamon
Published in: Chemical Water and Wastewater Treatment III
Publisher: Springer Berlin Heidelberg
Included in: Professional Book Archive
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This paper presents results concerning three wastewater treatment plants combining biological treatment (by upflow biofiltration) and chemical treatment in order to achieve: Suspended solids and phosphorus removal in a lamella settler before biofiltration enhancing dissolved organic matter removal and nitrification (Perroy — Switzerland).Simultaneous nitrification and phosphorus removal in biofilters, after adding Al salts and polymers at the inlet of the biofilters (Cologne — Germany).Denitrification in upflow biofilters, (Oslo — Norway) after chemical preprecipitationThe results show advantages of such an association which makes it possible to reach high effluent quality and reliability with respect to stringent standards (C, N, P).