BIOTECHNOLOGICAL FEATURES OF SEWAGE TREATMENT IN THE SUMY REGION
Abstract
We have evaluated different variants of the processes of aerobic biological treatment for waste water from the refinery, and we recommended the requirements for the quality of treated wastewater. Research shows that CASS TM technology exceeds other technologies of aerobic biological purification in terms of the total cost of the active substances life cycle and solves the problem of reverse water supply. A combination of two types of technologies that give optimum results for sewage, especially where organic impurities are in a relatively higher concentration. As a recommendation for sewage treatment, we propose the use of biopreparations as the most effective method for today.References
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