Edmond's Waste Water Treatment Plant

[@ianrobson9601]

Maybe some of the comments here are from people who have been in the Water Treatment business a long time and are now a bit jaded . I`ve just started , three and a half months to be precise and every day , just like the presenter , I`m like WOW. I think all the various treatment processes are amazing and really interesting . I just wish I`d started my career years ago as I actually look forward to going to work every day , which is something that's very hard to find

[@maruthimadhu6491]

Nice Wark all the best

[@mmotitaniumanode8824]

Hello sir, have you used titanium anodes?

[@williamwinston3963]

hey dude..!! thnx for the discussion i really appreciate it but not only our support and comments made this efforts, your also own efforts helps you.. see you on boards dude..!

[@bluepicklessss]

Isn't there supposed to be a biological aerated filters (BAF)?

[@ellum68]

At our plant, the final effluent is hit with Sodium Bi-sulfate just before discharge. It's a dechlorinating agent.

[@MrTrashcan1]

Much of this started with Bob Vila and This Old House. I can't tell you how many times I was yelling at Bob to shut up and let the guy explain.

[@pdeezie559]

nice and clean plant. good job.

[@jordant2322]

the interviewer guy just decided to describe how things work like he wasn't interviewing a guy meant to describe how the things work

[@ellum68]

Those pipes at the 8:00 mark is where the dechlorination agent is added.

[@zmooc]

Are they actually dumping chlorinated water in a creek?

[@feedyourfaith7392]

zmooc No

[@stephenhusak6098]

No he said they declorinate it

[@MrTrashcan1]

Yes. Eric Smith simply doesn't shut up. I've seen lots examples of this where the people producing an educational presentation think the public is so stupid that it couldn't possibly comprehend any explanation by an expert without a lay person serving as the intermediary. They do it on TV all the time--you need a celebrity to guide you along. You end up with very little information and mostly wasted time. All it does is make you want to stop watching.

[@carpmad22]

Do the dose ferric?

[@WaterandWastewaterCourses]

Great video.

[@samueljordan9255]

I think we must save and also keep it clean. bharat mata ki jai

[@AngryOwl007]

Not a bad tour but I found the interviewer to be somewhat annoying. Moldy cheese as an analogy for bacterial action? Meh. And he was "wow"ing enough to make Huell envious.

[@driftx2]

I went to a waste water treatment plant today and it was smelly and dirty.. this is much cleaner for some reason.

[@rahatislamrana8301]

Nice etp plant

[@nimfish11]

let the operator talk......

[@williamhughes6856]

Nice pool...

[@rameezpathan9888]

Sir how to use alum in areation tank???? Capacity 1lac lot pls help me

[@herjikdimaano8892]

Rameez Pathan u control it by checking the formation of sludge.

[@vamsiraj76]

Good.work

[@sampsonyuexiang9342]

Use microorganism /probiotics to treatment environmently

[@billybonewhacker]

im headed to the store to buy paper towels

[@deltechsol]

one person works in the companies that harm the water

[@feedyourfaith7392]

The operator was being nice because what comes through the most is tampons the applicators and condoms. Stop flushing that shit!

[@crassus07]

where is health and safety ? no PPE at all

[@dumbandbald]

They de-chlorinate it first.

[@stephenhusak6098]

To bad you don't reclaimed that water and use it for irrigation instead of just dumping it

[@baffabuhari704]

Why is this guy using bare hands withe sludge judge?

[@MasirahsAarfin2183]

Please wear a 😷 . It's very hurtful smell. I work in Sultanat of Oman