LECTURE 9 WASTEWATER TREATMENT I

[@Retr0killn]

Don’t underestimate these lectures super helpful in the way she explains it I was trying to understand OLR earlier and was having trouble she makes it easy. Thanks from a new OIT

[@diyaazaghloul756]

Amazing video thank you for sharing this information

[@futuristic1986]

Great video and very useful.

[@feedyourfaith7392]

Good video on wastewater planet and equipment

[@basilaldoory4265]

best UA-cam for waste water...good job

[@omerali7047]

Very important lecture

[@abin5699]

wish you succeed!

[@HadiAlAzawi]

Great video, but I have one comment for you: When you calculated the Weir loading rate (W), minute 40 of your video, the unit is not matching. the Weir loading rate units should be (Gal/day-ft), thus there is no need to multiply by 7.48 gal/ft3.
Thanks

[@donday3579]

Thank you for comment Hadi, I was confused why the circumference was multiplied by 7.48 ft3. But also After multiplying by 7.48 ft3 would the answer be 530 ft2/day? Thanks for your video it is helping me understand the material a lot better than just reading.

[@iIiWARHEADiIi]

Is it good to mix mg/l*lb/ft, would produce meaningless result if would be used without conversion?

[@dr.lokeshkumar3129]

Good

[@pascatl5175]

thank you

[@VikasSingh-mf8nc]

Pls. Tell me procedure to find out sludge % & TSS (totsl Suspended solids) in Vinasse / spent wash.

[@holycow8233]

wonder if she ever figured out Davidson pie charts are what we really use in water and waste water treatment math?

[@jimcole6423]

Thank you fellow turd polisher Gerarda!

[@damnguyen6032]

thank you so much

[@michaelferguson9675]

Great video, very informative. Thank you for making this video.
Can u please dumb down the math. Perhaps Davidson Pie

[@jfresh2054]

I was hoping for more math

[@noablaespano]

29:00

[@user-hm2gb6pm6b]

Please dont dumb down the math