1- What may be happen when the activated sludge system hydraulically overloaded or underloaded? What may...

1- What may be happen when the activated sludge system hydraulically overloaded or underloaded? What may be happen when the activated sludge system may be subjected to organic underloading or overloading?

2- What can be occur when the bar spacing is too small and too large? What are important for the operation and maintenance of screens?

3- What are the advantages and disadvantages of ground water and surface water sources?

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What is an activated sludge system and what are the processes that occur in the system?...

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1-S0 in an activated sludge process represents _________________________ concentration. 2-X in an activated sludge process represents...

1-S0 in an activated sludge process represents _________________________ concentration. 2-X in an activated sludge process represents ___________________________ concentration. 3-Biomass present in the influent is a product of biomass concentration in the influent multiplied by ______________ ___________. 4-Hydraulic detention time is a ratio of ______________ and _________________. 5- ___________________ represents the portion of microorganisms discharged from the process.

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