Sometimes numbers can be deceiving, and the Charlton (Mass.) Wastewater Treatment Facility is a case in point. This rotating biological contactor (RBC) plant, rated for 450,000 gpd, was typically treating an average of 220,000 gpd, making it appear that it was running at half...
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Operators devise improvements to modify an RBC plant to an activated sludge/RBC system, enhancing capacity and allowing the lifting of a sewer moratorium
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