Treatment and monitoring of nutrients, odour and sludge at a Small Town Demonstration Wastewater Treatment System.
Summary: Authors: Edmond O’Reilly, Eoghan Clifford, Michael Rodgers and Padraic O’Donoghue
The design requirements for the decentralised treatment of wastewater from small towns with population equivalents (PEs) in the range 200–2,000 PE are commonly different to those encountered in the treatment of wastewater from larger conurbations. In order to develop design guidelines for small-town wastewater treatment systems, a world-class water research facility (WRF), capable of examining proprietary and novel environmental technologies, was proposed, designed, constructed, commissioned and operated by researchers in Civil Engineering, NUI Galway at Galway County Council’s Tuam Wastewater Treatment Plant (TWWTP) and is known as the NUI Galway/EPA WRF.
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STRIVE Report 78: National Centre for Water and Wastewater Research and demonstration
The low resolution file for this final report is available for download:
STRIVE Report 78: National Centre for Water and Wastewater Research and demonstration
