SDOX Allows for Drastic Change in Single-Celled Lagoon

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IFM was approached by a long-time client with issues regarding their single -celled lagoon. The cur- rent wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) had extremely high carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand (CBOD) levels exceeding 200 mg/L. With this specific facility’s biannual effluent discharge regulation, a solution needed to be obtained to effectively oxygenate the water and reduce CBOD concentration to the EPA -recommended level of 25 mg/L.

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SDOX Allows for Drastic Change in Single-Celled Lagoon

SDOX Allows for Drastic Change in Single-Celled Lagoon

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