3.4K views | Ever wondered what happens inside of a Sludge Room at a Wastewater Plant? Solids from wastewater are separated, thickened and dewatered. What looks like muddy water becomes a thick, dry material. The sludge is then hauled to a landfill for safe disposal. It’s all part of the process of protecting our residents and environment. | St. Charles Parish | Facebook

16 reactions | An activated sludge reactor sounds like a super villain, but it’s actually an important, albeit smelly, part of the wastewater treatment process. Here, microorganisms feed on organic pollutants and nutrients in the water, before it goes through even more treatment! #HealthySewers | SA Water | Facebook

Conventional activated sludge (CAS) is an effective technology utilized in treating wastewater using aerobic microorganisms to digest organic content from wastewater. This process produces sludge which is discarded to remove inactive microorganisms from the system. . . . . . #wastewater #wastewatermanagement #wastewatercontractor #anthroserv #stpcontractor #stp #stpcontractorphilippines #wastewatercompany #wastewaterphilippines | Anthroserv Inc.