Current and foreseeable contributions of automation – regulation and "artificial intelligence".
Urban wastewater treatment - Intensive plants
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Current and foreseeable contributions of automation – regulation and "artificial intelligence".
Urban wastewater treatment - Intensive plants

Author : Jean-Marc BERLAND

Publication date: August 10, 2024 | Lire en français

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9. Current and foreseeable contributions of automation – regulation and "artificial intelligence".

9.1 Automation – control

Continuous sensors and analyzers are essential for regulating and monitoring STERU operation.

Aeration can be controlled by means of a probe measuring dissolved oxygen or redox potential, enabling nitrification-denitrification to take place within the same pond.

Sludge removal from the basins can be controlled by a probe that measures the amount of suspended solids.

To protect the purifying biomass from toxic effluents, a respirometry-based toxicity sensor can be installed in the ERU to be treated.

On parameters such as flow rates, COD, BOD 5 , NH4+...

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