An Innovative Operations Group Proves Nutrient Reduction Doesn't Have to Cost a Fortune
A Kansas operations team reduced effluent nitrogen and phosphorus with simple process adjustments and avoided a $6 million investment in a new clean-water plant.
Appeared in print as "A Nutrient Reduction Bargain"
Facing a need to reduce effluent nitrogen and phosphorus, the Kansas city of Great Bend had a choice: Try to get it done with oxidation ditch process adjustments, or invest millions of dollars in a new clean-water plant.
The operations and laboratory team members chose process...
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