Treatment of Citrus Processing Wastes, Volume 12060, Issues 10-70 |
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1966-67 CITRUS PROCESSING activated sludge aerated lagoon system aeration basins aeration pond ammonia analyses Auburndale BOD reductions chemical oxygen demands citrus processing plant CITRUS PROCESSING SEASON citrus processing wastewaters citrus waste citrus wastewater clarifier effluent COCA-COLA COMPANY FOODS combined wastewater COMPANY FOODS DIVISION CROW AND EIDSNESS dissolved oxygen Euglena euglenids extended aeration Federal Water Quality Florida green algae hyacinth plants influent flow Lake Alfred Lake Lena Run Leesburg liquor suspended solids mixed liquor suspended MLSS concentration nitrogen and phosphorous nutrient nutrient removal organic loadings oxidation pond PERIOD APRIL 1967 phosphoric acid polishing pond pond effluent pounds per day pumps Quality Administration Grant recirculated sludge SEASON THE COCA-COLA settling pond sludge recirculation rate sludge volume indices suspended solids Table temperature Thurs Total Tu-W Tues Volvocales waste sludge Water Quality Administration WEEKLY AVERAGE WEEKLY PERIOD APRIL Weir WPRD
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Page ii - US Environmental Protection Agency, and approved for publication. Approval does not signify that the contents necessarily reflect the views and policies of the US Environmental Protection Agency, nor does mention of trade names or commercial products constitute endorsement or recommendation for use.
Page 1 - I am director of the bureau of sanitary engineering of the Florida State Board of Health, located in Jacksonville, Fla.
Page 1 - It is understandable that operations of such magnitude yield great quantities of waste materials to be dealt with. The industry has made substantial progress in disposing of wastes through recovery of valuable by-products.
Page 5 - Other high-strength wastewaters result from less frequent cleaning of juice storage, evaporator, blend tank, chiller, and packaging areas. All of these wastewaters at the Leesburg plant are screened to remove pulp, peel, seeds, and other suspended solids.