Wastewater Microbiology and Process Control - EOCP2022

The wastewater treatment process is a biological process. The microorganisms are responsible for removing the organic pollutants from the wastewater therefore it is important to understand the conditions that allow them to do their best work and to do our best to create these conditions. My motto is “If you treat the bugs right, they will treat your water right.” This presentation will discuss the role of bacteria, protozoa and metazoa in the treatment process along with the conditions that allow them the do their best work of removing nutrients from the wastewater. How to anticipate potential treatment system upsets and troubleshoot and correct existing treatment system problems will also be discussed.
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As a student in the wastewater field, this has got to be one of the best presentations out there in terms of easy-to-digest information. This is a godsend, thank you!

[@eocpbcy]

We are extremely glad to hear that! Thank you!

[@rcturner64]

I've been in the wastewater industry for 40 years, and this was the most informative microbiology presentation that I've seen. Thank you, Ms. Glyph and to your family members 😂

[@eocpbcy]

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[@pythonguinea]

Fantastic!!

[@eocpbcy]

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[@wtfwiz]

Been in the field for 7 years and this explanation was better then what we was taught in school here in ny

[@eocpbcy]

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Thank you guys for the content. I’d there anymore information on Toni’s courses?

[@blunosesteelhead]

I thought that was fantastic, exactly type of info I've been looking for Microbiology rather than measurements of food, sludge, Tss

[@eocpbcy]

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[@eocpbcy]

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Such a GOOD presentation!

[@eocpbcy]

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