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A-B processes - Towards Energy Self-sufficient Municipal Wastewater Treatment (Paperback)
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A-B processes - Towards Energy Self-sufficient Municipal Wastewater Treatment (Paperback)
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The principle of the conventional activated sludge (CAS) for
municipal wastewater treatment is primarily based on biological
oxidation by which organic matters are converted to biomass and
carbon dioxide. After more than 100 years' successful application,
the CAS process is receiving increasing critiques on its high
energy consumption and excessive sludge generation. Currently,
almost all municipal wastewater treatment plants with the CAS as a
core process are being operated in an energy-negative fashion. To
tackle such challenging situations, there is a need to re-examine
the present wastewater treatment philosophy by developing and
adopting novel process configurations and emerging technologies.
The solutions going forward should rely on the ways to improve
direct energy recovery from wastewater, while minimizing in-plant
energy consumption. This book begins with a critical overview of
the energy situation and challenges in current municipal wastewater
treatment plants, showing the necessity of the paradigm shift from
removal to recovery in terms of energy and resource. As such, the
concept of A-B process is discussed in detail in the book. It
appears that various A-B process configurations are able to provide
possible engineering solutions in which A-stage is primarily
designed for COD capture with the aim for direct anaerobic
treatment without producing excessive biosludge, while B-stage is
designated for nitrogen removal. Making the wastewater treatment
energy self-sustainable is obviously of global significance and
eventually may become a game changer for the global market of the
municipal wastewater reclamation technology. The principal
audiences include practitioners, professionals, university
researchers, undergraduate and post-graduate students who are
interested and specialized in municipal wastewater treatment and
process design, environmental engineering, and environmental
biotechnology.
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