Sewage Treatment Terminology Explained A-Z Part 4; F to K; Ferric Sulphate to Kjeldahl Nitrogen

We are back with Week 4 of our series explaining terms/jargon/terminology used in the area of sewage or wastewater treatment.  This week we review terminology beginning with 'C-E'.  The terms are; Ferric Sulphate (FeSO4), Final Effluent, Final Settlement Tank, Foul Sewage, Humus Tank, Influent & Kjeldahl Nitrogen.22. FERRIC SULPHATE (FeSO4): A chemical that is dosed into SEWAGE Treatment Plants to reduce PHOSPHORUS levels.23. FINAL EFFLUENT: The effluent discharged from a SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT after all treatment has occurred.24. FINAL SETTLEMENT TANK: See HUMUS TANK25. FOUL SEWAGE: Untreated SEWAGE.26. HUMUS TANK: A tank in which Humus (or settleable solids) is separated from the effluent flowing through it, which comes from the AEROBIC or BIOZONE stage of a Treatment System. AKA; SECONDARY SETTLMENT, FINAL SETTLEMENT OR CLARIFIER.27. INFLUENT: Sometimes used to describe the effluent entering a SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT i.e. RAW SEWAGE.28. KJELDAHL NITROGEN: It is the total of organic and AMMONIA NITROGEN.More detailed explanations of parameters used to measure final effluent quality can be found by clicking on the links e.g. BODSSNH4NCOD & P.The next article will explain terms/jargon used in sewage treatment from N to P; Nitrate to Primary Settlement Tank.If you have any questions of would like information on package wastewater treatment products, please do not hesitate to contact me.Thanks,Tommy butler BMS

A bit about the company:

Butler Manufacturing Services is a family owned specialist manufacturer of package (all in one) products for sewage treatment and surface water treatment established in 1986 with exports to 38+ countries worldwide including the world leading Blivet package sewage treatment plant, a ‘one stop shop’ for all surface water products from design to installation including attenuationinterceptorsholding tanks (incl. chemical resistant)hydrobrakes, rainwater harvesting tanks/filters & vortex silt separatorschlorine contact tanksfully fitted pumps and sumps and much more.If there is a requirement for any of above on any project that you are working on we would welcome the opportunity to work on a solution with you.© Butler Manufacturing Services 2013.

Tommy Bulter

M.Pharm (Hons) MBS (Hons) Cert. H&S (Allison)
• 15 year’s + experience in Management in Waste/Surface Water, R&D & H&S.
• Project Management specialist, Marketing specialist, Pharmacist, Wastewater and pump specialist.

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