Many wastewater lagoons are receiving new ammonia discharge limits, because even dilute ammonia is highly toxic to fish. Lagoon ammonia is removed through nitrification, but nitrification drops off once water temperatures fall below 10°C. Here’s what nitrification needs, and how to meet low ammonia limits year-round.
New EPA rules have mandated operators to remove ammonia from wastewater lagoons. Learn why BOD removal, pH, water temp levels and mixing are important.
There are several sources of lagoon ammonia in wastewater lagoons. Learn how lagoons remove ammonia through the process of nitrification.
Excess lagoon sludge impacts the quality of treatment by releasing BOD and ammonia back into the water column. Our video blog explains it all.
Learn how small-footprint NitrOx works within existing infrastructure to cost-effectively meet low ammonia limits year round, no matter how cold it gets.
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