Sewage treatment often involves the targeted removal of phosphorus and, sometimes, its recovery for reuse. This helps reduce eutrophication of receiving waters. There are a host of processes for removing phosphorus from sewage, including enhanced biological phosphorus removal (EBPR). While EBPR can be an attractive option with respect to chemical and energy consumption and other factors, it can be unstable and difficult to control.
In this webinar, our panelists provide a primer on EBPR, discuss why it sometimes fails, and explore recent and ongoing research to address its shortcomings.
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