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Pomeroy Wastewater Treatment Plant: Effluent Dissolved Oxygen Solution |
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Date Published |
| 10-10-038 | June 2010 |
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Pomeroy Wastewater Treatment Plant: Effluent Dissolved Oxygen Solution (Number of pages: 2) (Publication Size: 177KB)
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| Author(s) |
Pat McGuire |
| Description |
Pomeroy, a small town in Garfield County, is required by their National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit to maintain a minimum level of dissolved oxygen in their wastewater discharge. Unfortunately, the effluent dissolved-oxygen concentration was consistently lower than the permit limit. After reviewing the situation, an Ecology staffperson and the treatment plant operator came up with a cheap and reliable fix to the problem. |
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| Contact |
Pat McGuire at 509-329-3567 |
| Keywords |
wastewater treatment plant, water quality story, wastewater, national pollutant discharge elimination system, pollutant, treatment, waste, discharge, dissolved oxygen, effluent |
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