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<br />~. <br />6/95 <br />I~DYANCED WA8TE TREAT~ttrNT EXPEI~ENCE <br />~ IVa~M) <br />Omts E. ~4l/rertson, P.E. <br />Process Consultant <br /> <br />Abstrac~• Mr. Albertson has bean ~rvoived ~ AU/1' ~,-riy ~ 1968-37 in his thus p~rram <br />and s-nce 1967 w~t- the ei~sve/gpm~nt eel pet~-g! of the PEP stem and other a~txNii~y <br />ptocess~. ~ hes p~s~al cll-a ~ dlffi~snt f~ of Q.25 <br />MGD to 1T6 Mt3D. 7'/re~ procss~-es employ to maintain an o~hrwm S1/1, effect <br />NdeN and nsmove pho~s biol~iicaNy. <br />Provided process engineering and the suas~ssfid performance testing of an a~ivantx~d <br />waste tro~rment vritit chernicM sr~t, , aerated carbon arsi sand <br />filtration. Solids hsrtti~tg included med~anical nQ, 1 csubon reg n, and <br />MHf sludge combustion. L"ttiuertt clay was <8 rng/L mss, 5 rmg-L TsS anti 1 mg-l TP. <br />Analysis of the long-term effluent quality of the 3.6 AWT facility and its impact on the <br />Nashaminy River. No-pc~ snd pdM diacharyes of 8~~, N and P were deflneei. The report <br />was the basis for relaxing ~ st~ct dER curia for HTMs~ dist~arge from 4 mg/~ i~Ds to 15 <br />mg/L and 0.07 mg-L P to 2.0 mg/L. <br />w.~~e~:..,~.. , <br />