Which of the following processes in sewage treatment does NOT involve the use oforganisms?A. Biological Nitrogen RemovalB. Pasteurization of Sludge CakeC. Activated-sludge SystemD. Trickling-filter SystemE. None of the above.
Question
Which of the following processes in sewage treatment does NOT involve the use oforganisms?A. Biological Nitrogen RemovalB. Pasteurization of Sludge CakeC. Activated-sludge SystemD. Trickling-filter SystemE. None of the above.
Solution
The process that does NOT involve the use of organisms in sewage treatment is B. Pasteurization of Sludge Cake. This process involves the use of heat to kill pathogens, not organisms to treat the sewage.
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