Biological Nitrification in Covered Reservoirs Containing Chloraminated Water

Journal - American Water Works Association - Tập 80 Số 9 - Trang 109-114 - 1988
Roy L. Wolfe, Edward G. Means, Marshall K. Davis, Sylvia E. Barrett

Tóm tắt

Nitrification occurred in two covered finished‐water reservoirs in Southern California following a change from free chlorine to chloramine disinfection. The proliferation of autotrophic ammonia‐oxidizing bacteria was suspected to be the cause. Adverse water quality effects caused by the nitrification episodes included a rapid decline in the total chlorine and total ammonia‐nitrogen residuals and elevated levels of nitrite and heterotrophic plate count bacteria. As a result, the reservoirs were taken out of service and breakpoint‐chlorinated. This article examines the conditions leading to the development of nitrification in reservoirs containing chloraminated water, along with the measures that can be used to control the process.

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