All Things Water Course I, Activated Sludge

[@davidfalensbirth2031]

The fact that people like this actually take time out of their lives to explain this is amazing to me

[@phillipperkins5476]

calm down buddy

[@Flee-the-matrix]

It’s because he enjoys his job. I’m at Wastewater Operator and I would love to teach people about this.

[@doaSkid69]

The fact your writing silly comments on KZbin and he's posting videos is enough... Also he's probably a process scientist so a clever bloke who's interested in the knowledge of keeping your rivers clean and thus everything else happy

[@TheSlayerofGoogans]

There are classes followed by exams required to be a wastewater operator. This video is highly educational!

[@HeyOgre]

Knowledge is power…

[@ryanmisco2278]

This is the first time someone has actually explained BOD in a way that really makes sense to me thank you!

[@Jotto999]

When someone is a deep expert in a domain, and then they also give a really solid, clear explanation of the basic concepts, it's absolute gold, like this video.

[@bradbaker3271]

I had an entire class in wastewater management that seemed to be very confusing throughout the entire semester. I feel like if I would have seen this video on the first day everything would have made a lot more sense! Well done.

[@waynetayles7367]

A HIGHLY INTELLIGENT INDIVIDUAL SHARING HIS WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE ON THIS SUBJECT IS AWESOME JUST STARTED WORKING AS A WASTE WATER OPERATOR THE INSIGHT IS APPRECIATED THANK YOU

[@Aho0o0oB]

This lecture is amazing, we appreciate all the time and effort that was spend on this video.

[@Lucchese18]

Finding these videos is a blessing. Watching these while being in the field of work makes these videos like another episode of How It’s Made.

[@zarifsadek]

it was the most clear lecture i have watched for the extended aeration process , it combine both simplicity and clarity , thank you

[@pigladonis]

This is incredible. I would listen to this guy speak about anything. Excellent job.

[@christrexler9871]

I would like to thank Blacoh and Russ Wright for doing an excellent job of presenting the material in a manner which is easy to understand. Due to timing of course availability at Delaware County Community College I was forced to attend the second half of the course for Wastewater Certified Operator Training, which happened to be activated sludge, without having taken the first half of the course. Since I was unemployed and had limited time left for benefits, time was precious. Finding your videos enabled me to learn what I had missed, while simultaneously being introduced to the new material being taught in classroom.. Within four months I was taking the state board exams and passed four exams at one test session. I wouldn't have done it without the additional knowledge gained from your instructional videos!

[@mikeanzarouth518]

A very thorough, & clear explanation of the sewage treatment process.

[@jameskinuthia8512]

As a biochemist, this is the most simplified informative and amazing video I have watched in long time. thank you so much!

[@Polarcupcheck]

It is very straight forward.

[@bhavikbhatt8346]

I believe you

[@Amanuel_Seyoum]

What about the engineering part

[@amirhossainraju676]

One of the best lectures I have ever listened to.

[@handsoundsplease]

End of the year im starting a job at a treatment plant. This video was great

[@JAZZY123413]

Phenomenal for a newbie to the wastewater world.

[@Erica-222]

Thank you for the steady pace of this video. The visuals are so helpful and your explanations are concise and clear.

[@LanaLiliyMoon]

This is such an excellent video for anyone struggling to understand activated sludge treatment and the parameters. The professor has a calm and clear voice which makes listening and understanding very easy.

[@kukansn]

I've just started water treatment course but this lecture is briliant from the experincied engineer who knows the subject and knows how to explain. It's very rare combination.

[@ashfaqali931]

wonderful human being very informative and creative lecture delivered

[@kabelomasekoa1048]

This was the refresher course one need on wastewater treatment. Excellent presenting skills!

[@jax6950]

This is BY FAR the best wasterwater water video i have ever seen (including any class in my 13 years of classes in wasterwater) This man knows how to teach. So glad a stumbled across this and I will be for sure watching any and all his other videos. Thank you sir

[@thegifted2802]

This video just summarized everything I have learned in 5 + 2 years. Bless you man

[@AnirudhKumarSaddi]

Best video on the topic on internet.

[@tristanjose10]

Thank you for this informative video lecture! Very good analogies used to present complex processes to the layman.

[@raminhameedi9246]

if you'r struggling with introduction to environmental engineering terminologies and overall conception this is a very helpful lecture to watch.

[@helenesickler]

This video is very informative and explained in plain language. I have to say it is hands down the best video explaining Activated Sludge that I have ever watched. I wish I had found this one first. THANK YOU!

[@marklewis5733]

Been studying for my PE and I can definitely say this made everything about waste water and BOD much clearer.

[@AlfonsoDominguezTC]

Amazing overview of how an activated sludge system operates and the relevant parameters to have in account! 100 % recommended.

[@annisamega9478]

This information is very helpful. water treatment processes, water sector innovations, environmental challenges and public policies impacting the water industry

[@mshkindy]

This lecturer is one of the best I have ever seen Many thanks for sharing this wonderful lecture

[@kevind.686]

I'm studying for the PE Exam and this was extremely helpful. Thank you!

[@priest21]

Well ....did you get your PE ????

[@kianamaisonet819]

Thank you so much for this video!! amazing clarity and share of knowledge

[@nareswarisalma8843]

i learned so many things from this video and it makes me more understand in this topic. very well explained about overview of the activated sludge process in wastewater treatment (typical wastewater treatment plant, wastewater treatment parameters, wastewater biochemistry, typical process configuration, activated sludge operating parameters, types of system). Thank you so much!

[@yukinato1228]

Thank you so much! I'm studying for my FE exam and this is so helpful to understand about the waste water treatment process

[@rosettejs]

Sir, this is so good! I found everything I needed to understand basic aerobic process clearly. Thank you!

[@ashabaanthony7965]

Some people are just meant for this..this is the most clear lecture I have ever had..thank you sir

[@nabinkharal4980]

Thank you engineer .You help to remind my past information which i have forgotten due to long academic gap

[@floydhill1517]

Taught with simplicity and understanding...thanks for sharing this knowledge!!!

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[@psh5561]

This lecture was a perfect overview and it made me remember everything again!

[@catabaticanabatic3800]

An excellent,very lucid and informative presentation.

[@brucekabuya6344]

crystal clear teaching on activated sludge. Thanks!

[@jamescarmody4713]

Bless you for publishing this course, for free and for anyone.

[@kevinives4010]

Awesome presentation! Based my activated sludge revision for my masters on your lecture. Thanks!

[@basmaalaraby1184]

جزاك الله كل خير God bless you....thank you very much ^^

[@bianca83]

Thank you for explaining a complex and technical process in such a clear and concise way. This video is pure gold sir, your expertise radiates.

[@josephuliasz8019]

thanks for this video. ive recently begun the process of being a water/wastewater operator and im actually looking forward to it. these videos are great to watch while i wait for my training supplies to arrive.

[@stacybonneville3757]

Great lecture! Fantastic overview. Thank you, Russ Wright.

[@sirmahathi1622]

Very Informative and simple to understand. The way it was presented is extraordinary. Thanks to Mr Russ Wright for his lecture.

[@KathyBanana2]

Thank you! This helped me for my D wastewater test :)

[@armandoguanio6558]

BOD explained exactly what I needed to know. Thank you.

[@molaleadventures3697]

Very informative lecture I appreciate the information given being a wastewater operator myself thank you

[@Angwegolder]

This is a really great explanation of water treatment plant processes. Thank you

[@carlitocudia9913]

Thank you, its very impressive educational video

[@davisj3920]

Great video helps sum up almost a whole semester of classes.

[@oliviamadamba2953]

This was so helpful thank you! I'm working on a project involving PFAS and activated sludge.

[@chitralekhasengupta9002]

very good, sir, looking forward for more lectures by u!

[@amgadel-rayani3792]

Russ Wright is a great person , teacher and Engineer indeed chief master this material is so useful for hummanity

[@myname1ist]

Yes most informative video ive seen in a long time. Thank you very much.

[@christianavasiliadou5087]

Straight forward explanation uncomplicated to the point includes many details simplified it really worked for me thank you!!!

[@oN_tHe_RuN12]

Thank you very much, clear thought and very easy to follow and understand, expecting more please!

[@ayuniristanti8853]

This video explained about water management especially about activated sludge. Thanks Mr Russ

[@davedsmith86]

Thankyou! Not only a great explanation of the operation but also the acronyms and jargon that process engineers indiscrimately use cheers!

[@thepushercg]

excellent video, a lot learned from watching thank you

[@PriyaSharma-wk4to]

Very well explained. It makes me more interested again in this topic. Thank you so much

[@asheeshkumar-ok6ud]

Hi

[@asheeshkumar-ok6ud]

Civil engineer?

[@ascentconstructionsolution9328]

Excellent presentation complex issues in very easy to understand language

[@luna39900]

Thanks so much I've learnt so much in such a short period

[@finianholland7654]

Brilliant video. Definitely helped my studying

[@stealth627]

Great video! I like the analogies used to explain the process. Thank you!

[@shivparmar7143]

Very informative and easy to understand. Thanks. Hope to see more videos like this.

[@germyname]

Excellent video. Great primer on the subject. Very well done. Thanks.

[@manavsaxena5579]

Thankyou so much Sir! Really appreciate the hardwork you put in.

[@antoniocohen8236]

Amazing job with the the lecture! Was easy to understand and follow.

[@mohabadel1528]

the lecture is amazing, thank you sir for the video, it was extremely helpful.

[@Kimbrown2007]

Very informative video and easy to understand. One correction I believe needs to be made about the DO concentration and filamentous organisms; they tend to favor LOW DO concentrations, not HIGH DO concentrations.

[@mmazurkiewicz639]

Correct. Filamentous favor low DO, not high DO.

[@victorianelson1401]

An excessive population of filamentous organisms may be related to the following: 1. Low DO in the aeration tank. 2. Insufficient nutrients (e.g. Nitrogen, Phosphorus, Iron).

[@victorianelson1401]

he is right to some extent; they don't settle well in the secondary clarifier

[@ramyraad2647]

thats right , I've just checked it out in metcalf and eddy . they do prefer low DO

[@0Sammystanley0]

Thank you so much !..im so glad i saw this

[@luciapaye-layleh4070]

Awesome lecture, learned so many things from it. I had to google Blacoh university half way through the video cause i'm currently looking for school to do my masters degree at

[@mdemartile]

Very informative! The aeration principle is also used in older stretford tail gas processes at sulfur recovery units within an oil refinery.

[@supermanfurry50]

Thanks good stuff wanted to know if you have any videos on Disinfection processes?

[@muhammadrizkikurniawan6055]

I like when mr russ explained about wastewater process very clearly, thank u

[@anshorisuhendro505]

very informative video. really explains overview about activated sludge wastewater treatment system process

[@MegaJonSA]

Very informative and well presented. Thank you!

[@tonilightwood9791]

Such a great explanation, thank you!

[@chemicalali0079]

Thank you very very very much sir, very informative lecture.

[@kruskalvallis]

Good Lecture ! Helped me a lot to understand the basic process before the PE Exam

[@SonwabileDuffy]

This was so helpful. It couldn't be explained any better. Thank you so much.

[@sitinurkhadijahmohdtarsad2612]

Very clear explanation. interesting video. wishing for a similar session/video on the design of wastewater treatment, step by step design calculation, especially for beginners

[@wilfredosuareztorres4393]

This was a very good lecture.

[@ManShellz234]

Anyone else struggling to get their class 4 license like me 😅and needs to watch this raise ✋🏽

[@sitizahrarisnaalviani6081]

Thank you Sir, this information is very useful to know the basis of the active sludge process in a urgently needed treatment of wastewater -FTI UJ

[@faisalhadi6298]

Thank you for the efforts made to explain the water treatment process, and public policy. There are several activities and water quality analysis that I did during my internship in one of the hazardous waste treatment industries

[@engineers129]

Excellent no words to say you tanks. You explained very well. 👍

[@phapuc7088]

This lecture is amazing, great

[@jaavipeace94]

Thank you for this video, it was really helpfull!

[@judie3049]

Very detailed lecture. Thank you very much.

[@icing3631]

Thanks for sharing. This is an amazing Lecture.

[@KamalKumar-ct3cs]

Very well explained, thanks for sharing.

[@FarmerLiz]

Great lecture, thank you Rus!

[@shankaranaryana6432]

Studying for my environmental fe- very helpful

[@tayaburrahman7306]

Thank you. You do have a great understanding and a way of delivering that to the audience.

[@perezlivias9855]

Thank you sir for the lecture ...very informative

[@muhammadrafif7325]

its such a amazing explanation about water management expecialy about activated sludge. thx shir this explanatioan makes me more understad about basic of water management.