Tag: biological process

Aerobic digestion in wastewater treatment is a biological process where microorganisms break down organic matter in the presence of oxygen. This process is a crucial part of many wastewater treatment plants because it effectively reduces the volume of sludge, thus making it more manageable and less hazardous. Aerobic bacteria and other microorganisms consume the organic […]

Trickling filters are a well-established method for treating wastewater, offering a reliable way to reduce the amount of organic material before it is returned to the environment or reused. These systems involve a biological process where microorganisms attached to a medium break down pollutants in the water. Their simple yet effective design makes them suitable […]

Rotating Biological Contactors (RBCs) are an efficient means of treating wastewater through a biological process that involves microorganisms affixed to a rotating media. These systems are engineered to remove organic and nitrogenous waste from water by allowing microorganisms to come into contact with waste in the water. An RBC system consists of a series of […]