If wastewater recirculation rates are too high --------------- solids will wash out of the secondary clarifier...

If wastewater recirculation rates are too high ---------------

solids will wash out of the secondary clarifier

effluent will be sparkling clean

the treatment efficiency will be high

it all depends on the pH

we don't know what will happen

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Increase in Re-Circulation rates of waste water increases the Efficiency of treatment.

The strength of the influent is diluted and also the oxygen content is increased by re-circulation.

That means if the re-circulation rates are too high, it will reduces the strength of influent further and which will result in more Efficiency.

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