Wastewater Microbiology
Description
WWT-85-CT – Wastewater Microbiology (1 Day)
This course provides a detailed exploration of advanced wastewater microbiology, emphasizing the critical role of microorganisms in treatment processes and system optimization. Participants will gain a deeper understanding of microbial interactions, nutrient cycles, and effective monitoring techniques to ensure efficient biological treatment.
What is Covered:
Microbial classifications, including bacteria, protozoa, fungi, and their functions in wastewater systems
The role of microorganisms in nutrient cycling, organic matter decomposition, and treatment efficiency
Methods for identifying and controlling filamentous bacteria and other microbial imbalances
Applications of microscopy in analyzing sludge health and diagnosing operational issues
Strategies for optimizing treatment processes using microbiological insights and data
This course is ideal for experienced wastewater operators and microbiologists aiming to advance their expertise in managing microbiological aspects of wastewater systems.
CEU
0.7 CEUs in Canada and New York.