I heard the best of the cleaning up(management) to the water in my workplace on the last, but I didn't know how doing it 🙂 thank you very much for sharing this video 👍😊
To clean the membrane, do the have to use chemical like hypochlorite citric acid? I understand the back wash helps but your trans membrane pressure (TMP’s) have to get high. Just wondering how you guys clean them. Membrane filtration is the way of the future I think. Great video guys A+ rating!!! Five start out of five!
All cities before the 1940s dumped their raw sewage into rivers In 1983, the town I moved to had wells in yards and outhouses, not just on the farms, but in the city as well The last year the outhouses were still in use was 1989
Until the late 90s, most towns across the country had the old sewer system that dumped most of sewage into the rivers My town didn't put in new pipes till the early 2000s and there is still about 20% of the city that still dumps right into the rivers
Hi try to discover also the WWTP in Sulaibiya Kuwait . After the 9 huge clarifiers we treat thru DF, UF then RO . The biggest in the world with half capacity of 360 K per day. The source are all waste water fron whole Kuwait. We installed 23K US Torray membranes n 18 K UF membranes.Personally supervised Huge disc filters treating after clarifiers. The DF , UF ,RO n 2 huge concrete tanks , with complete chemical plants were installed by Ionics Italba n bought by GE n was lately bought by Suez.(2015). I was one of the pioneer along with italian group though i am FILIPINO. just retired last 2015.
Do your storm sewers also lead the water through the treatment plant? Here in Calgary, ours all go straight to the rivers! Street salt, antifreeze oil, you name it! Absurd to say the least, and our catch basins are being used as dog poop dumps as I have often witnessed!
It's not just the smell that's worse! Methane is also 22 or more times worse than carbon dioxide greenhouse gas! So who is really to blame? Fossil fuels, or almost 9 billion of us people creating all this methane into the atmosphere! Think about it!
instead of useing the inlets why not tank it and sink it underground in east west washington im tiered of buying a shellfish licenes and cant fish due to high tocsens truck the shit to the dirt and let r bays and inlets thrive starting today please
This is honestly the best produced video about wastewater treatment plants on UA-cam. Nicely done and thank you.
Agreed
Funny as hell too
20:20 I thought they were going to actually drink the water. 😂😂😂. Great video!
Right lol 😆 🤣 😂
Thanks really appreciate what you doing.
I heard the best of the cleaning up(management) to the water in my workplace on the last, but I didn't know how doing it 🙂 thank you very much for sharing this video 👍😊
Is it weird that I suddenly have to drop a massive deuce while watching this?
thanks for the link Dr. Flynn this really helped write my reflections paper.
like if Dr. Flynn sent you here.
he did :'D
4:20 i like how one of the production crew made it into the shot lol
To clean the membrane, do the have to use chemical like hypochlorite citric acid? I understand the back wash helps but your trans membrane pressure (TMP’s) have to get high. Just wondering how you guys clean them. Membrane filtration is the way of the future I think. Great video guys A+ rating!!! Five start out of five!
All cities before the 1940s dumped their raw sewage into rivers
In 1983, the town I moved to had wells in yards and outhouses, not just on the farms, but in the city as well
The last year the outhouses were still in use was 1989
Until the late 90s, most towns across the country had the old sewer system that dumped most of sewage into the rivers
My town didn't put in new pipes till the early 2000s and there is still about 20% of the city that still dumps right into the rivers
Well done!
Hi try to discover also the WWTP in Sulaibiya Kuwait . After the 9 huge clarifiers we treat thru DF, UF then RO . The biggest in the world with half capacity of 360 K per day. The source are all waste water fron whole Kuwait. We installed 23K US Torray membranes n 18 K UF membranes.Personally supervised Huge disc filters treating after clarifiers. The DF , UF ,RO n 2 huge concrete tanks , with complete chemical plants were installed by Ionics Italba n bought by GE n was lately bought by Suez.(2015). I was one of the pioneer along with italian group though i am FILIPINO. just retired last 2015.
Now it's India's turn! Lol!
Do your storm sewers also lead the water through the treatment plant? Here in Calgary, ours all go straight to the rivers! Street salt, antifreeze oil, you name it! Absurd to say the least, and our catch basins are being used as dog poop dumps as I have often witnessed!
Liked it
UV is a nice touch
I guess this is Heisenberg's part-time job eh?
I thought so too!😂
While the first plant was built, where did the raw sewage go in the mean time!
How does the waste water get to the plant?
You should use the heat from the combustion of methane to run the pant.
A well done explanation of waste water treatment. Having Pat Cashman involved added a touch of humor to an otherwise shitty subject. 🤣
Hosted by Pat Cashman, the announcer on Bill Nye the Science Guy
that figures... so goddamn juvenile !!
pat looks like brian cranston
I'm surprised the salaries are so low for a water treatment manger.
He forgot to show him where the grit and the grease is removed.
Cake ☺️
Add Dr Teruo Higa's EM from #EMRO #TeraGanix
I really want to get into this as a career! Great video
This one is okay. The one on Grand Island, Nebraska is much better.
Look like Reinforcing concrete construction work (@ 2.20) is in progress. Why this bald headed officer is allowed ( @2.30) in area without hard hat?
The chrome dome is the protection!
The methane being burned smells worse than the sewage
It's not just the smell that's worse! Methane is also 22 or more times worse than carbon dioxide greenhouse gas! So who is really to blame? Fossil fuels, or almost 9 billion of us people creating all this methane into the atmosphere! Think about it!
Toilet to Tap
I'm waste water treatment operator
instead of useing the inlets why not tank it and sink it underground in east west washington im tiered of buying a shellfish licenes and cant fish due to high tocsens truck the shit to the dirt and let r bays and inlets thrive starting today please