Q- ASP is used to treat a waste water flow of 2MLD having BOD5 of 250 mg/lit. The biomass concentration in the aeration tank is 2500 mg/lit and the concentration of biomass leaving the system is 80 mg/lit, the aeration tank has a volume of 200m³. Find the hydraulic retention time HRT.

Q- ASP is used to treat a waste water flow of 2MLD having BOD5 of 250 mg/lit. The biomass concentration in the aeration tank is 2500 mg/lit and the concentration of biomass leaving the system is 80 mg/lit, the aeration tank has a volume of 200m³. Find the hydraulic retention time HRT.

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