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Steven Myers
Приєднався 23 чер 2006
Carbon Cycle And You!
Discover your role in the Carbon Cycle! This video focuses on the unsung heroes of the carbon cycle at your local wastewater treatment plant. This video was produced by Central Davis Sewer District in Kaysville, UT.
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Відео
Rotochopper In-Line Grinder Operation
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Rotochopper In-Line Grinder Operation
Critical Control Point
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A video to help meet requirements for the National Biosolids Partnership.
Wastewater Microbiology
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This video describes the importance of using wastewater microbes as indicator organisms to help optimize your wastewater treatment system.
Clarifier Basics & State Point Analysis
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Download the State Point spreadsheet by clicking on this link: docs.google.com/uc?id=0BwTbFi_ZN3_nejVRZnJ6bTVRbzQ&export=download
Nitrogen Removal Basics
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The basics of nitrogen removal in wastewater treatment systems. Focusing on biological nitrification and denitrification. This applies to most all biological reactors, but the video focuses on the Carrousel System by Eimco Water Technologies.
Ovivo - Carrousel Aerator Replacement
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CDSD, located in Kaysville, UT decided to replace their already 20 year old aerators. Using a single crane, they were able to fish the old impeller out and the new impeller in. The unit is currently up and running, delivering fantastic aeration and mixing to their biological basin. They will be adding the lower impeller in the near future... Eimco Water Technologies supplied the aerator.
Mixing Truck Operation - Central Davis Sewer
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Mixing Truck Operation - Central Davis Sewer
Who is watching in 2024😅
Is the feedwell bottom open or closed? Kindly tell
Beautiful video that explain in details, thanks for share knowledge 👍
Thank you. Great content.
Super clear, needed this to pass an exam. Thanks !
I never leave comments and had to watch this video for class. This was extremely well put together and easy to understand. Funny graphics too that helped a lot. Great video, great educator
Stephen, great job on this film presentation. My question: is this a primary clarifier you're depicting or a secondary clarifier? I am trying to research what a secondary clarifier looks like within a wastewater treatment system. Thanks.
Please Hindi language transfer sir
Steven, I say the same than @michaelkayak9762 user This is without a doubt, the clearest and most informative description of the wastewater nitrogen removal process I've come across.
Can someone link me to that spreadsheet, the google doc link doesn’t work anymore
Tanku
Outstanding! I'm just recently working at a WRRF and this helped me tremendously! Thanks so much!
I wish every part of Wastewater process was broken down like this video. Great job.
Please Hindi language translation
Thank you sir you explained it very easily ❤
Mr Myesrs I wanna take tuition to pass the level 1 or 2 do you give the tuition class
Steven : Excellent presentation.Helped me a lot to understand the process. Is the process suitable for spent wash treatment from distilleries?
very clear, even after 12 years. Good video
can you please post the link of the spreadsheet? Thank you for your work
noice
succinct explanation great.
thanks for this very impormative video i just want to ask if there any chemical subtance can reduce nitrate and phosphate
Странно, такива конструкции не съм виждал по наша територия, да не би да ги крият в постройки, наподобяващи бункери или складове - за да няма замърсяване с партикулати через пренос от въздух/вятър?
Explained so well. Thank you so much for clearing all my doubts
Can you share the link to the spreadsheet again?
Wow
Really nice and well explained video, thanks for this! 👍👌
omg very nice information for my study
Interesting sir I am Etp headpl Send me yr no. Or email id Thanks R. A. Patole india
Does anybody have any idea how many g of DBO are required for heterotrophs to denitrify 1 gram of Nitrate...
Good thing we have those bacteria to do most the work.
What an indoctrination idiot. The problem is always salt. Our nutrients are derived from salt no matter what. This guy is just regurgitating what he was taught by dogmatic lies. Get rid of the salt! I don’t think people like him really understand chemistry. True chemistry. We’re all fd if we think the way this guy does.
hii , am looking for WWT project by 30.000m3/day, pls guide me.
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Beautifully explained. 👌👍
RioVation has developed a cost effective Biofilm Reactor called BioMaze that can be in stalled into almost any state approved onsite wastewater treatment septic tank. We are seeing single digit CBOD5 and TSS results along with nitrification. We are doing our R&D for denitrification within two compartment septic tanks currently. I am interested if you could direct me to where the report Mr. Leland Myers mentions from England at 4:15 in this video can be obtained? You have packed a lot of very helpful information into a brief video! Thank you for your research and documentation of this interesting and complex subject. You can find information about our product on our website as well as our RioVation UA-cam channel where we have some videos of the microorganisms we are finding in our biofilm and in suspension. Much appreciated.
Looking further into the comments I see that my question has already been answered. Thank you again for this excellent video!
The spread sheet is down can you fix it?
I am working on learning the chemistry of aquaponics and so this video has been very useful to me. I am interested about where you talk about "heterotrophic denitrifiers" that turn nitrate into nitrogen gas which can harmlessly enter the atmosphere. I have heard elsewhere that these bacteria can also turn nitrate back into nitrite. Is this true? Under what sorts of circumstances would these hetereotrophic bacteria turn nitrate into nitrogen gas and under what circumstances would they create nitrite?
isn't possibele to collect the discarded hydrogen for helping the energytransition?
Dear Steven, very nice and clear video. Congratulations! I would like to use it in an aquaculture course I am preparing here in Chile. Would you allow me to use the video in my course?
Excellent piece of information in this video. thanks so much
I just want to keep my little fish alive not to work in sanitation. Just kidding great video very informative.
the spreadsheet link is broken, any chance of reviving it???
This is an excellent video. Your animations make it very easy to visualise. Thank you
2:39 is bad, O from NO3 is not used during denitrification. NV is used! NV is converted to N0 = N2. OMG. 🙄O is all the time O-II during this process.
you have right to impose your science on us
Thank you so much, Mr. Myers! Amazing video :)
It is hilarious how much easier it is to learn this with cartoon representations of bacteria
woah , did I just watch the best explanation of Nitrification/Denitrification ?
1:24: Sewer woman!