Analysis of Activated Sludge Treatment using Statistical Quality Control
Lakshmi Liu
Corresponding
University of Tokyo
Kenji Chowdhury
Georgia Institute of Technology
Suresh Yamamoto
Tsinghua University
Abstract
The interaction between activated sludge treatment and its operating environment is a matter of considerable engineering interest. The formulation relies on statistical quality control together with a set of physically reasonable assumptions. The data confirm that activated sludge treatment plays a dominant role under the conditions studied. The findings should encourage the wider adoption of energy-efficient design practices across the industry.
Keywords:
activated sludge treatmentstatistical quality controlstructural dynamicsirrigation
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