All Things Water Course I, Activated Sludge

Advance your industry knowledge and expertise with All Things Water video courses featuring water treatment processes, water sector innovations, environmental challenges and public policies impacting the water industry. The first video in this series covers the activated sludge process, the main secondary biological process used in virtually all wastewater treatment plants worldwide.

[davidfalensbirth]

The fact that people like this actually take time out of their lives to explain this is amazing to me

[ryanmisco]

This is the first time someone has actually explained BOD in a way that really makes sense to me thank you!

[Jotto]

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[waynetayles]

A HIGHLY INTELLIGENT INDIVIDUAL SHARING HIS WEALTH OF KNOWLEDGE ON THIS SUBJECT IS AWESOME JUST STARTED WORKING AS A WASTE WATER OPERATOR THE INSIGHT IS APPRECIATED THANK YOU

[bradbaker]

I had an entire class in wastewater management that seemed to be very confusing throughout the entire semester. I feel like if I would have seen this video on the first day everything would have made a lot more sense! Well done.

[Lucchese]

Finding these videos is a blessing. Watching these while being in the field of work makes these videos like another episode of How It’s Made.

[mikeyburgerr]

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[zarifsadek]

it was the most clear lecture i have watched for the extended aeration process, it combine both simplicity and clarity , thank you

[handsoundsplease]

End of the year im starting a job at a treatment plant. This video was great

[christrexler]

I would like to thank Blacoh and Russ Wright for doing an excellent job of presenting the material in a manner which is easy to understand. Due to timing of course availability at Delaware County Community College I was forced to attend the second half of the course for Wastewater Certified Operator Training, which happened to be activated sludge, without having taken the first half of the course. Since I was unemployed and had limited time left for benefits, time was precious. Finding your videos enabled me to learn what I had missed, while simultaneously being introduced to the new material being taught in classroom.. Within four months I was taking the state board exams and passed four exams at one test session. I wouldn't have done it without the additional knowledge gained from your instructional videos!

[AlfonsoDominguezTC]

Amazing overview of how an activated sludge system operates and the relevant parameters to have in account! 100 % recommended.

[BoneSnapper]

You managed to teach me in 30 minutes, what I learned In 6 hours of class. Thank you

[jameskinuthia]

As a biochemist, this is the most simplified informative and amazing video I have watched in long time. thank you so much!

[AhoooB]

This lecture is amazing, we appreciate all the time and effort that was spend on this video.

[jax]

This is BY FAR the best wasterwater water video i have ever seen (including any class in my 13 years of classes in wasterwater) This man knows how to teach. So glad a stumbled across this and I will be for sure watching any and all his other videos. Thank you sir

[kabelomasekoa]

This was the refresher course one need on wastewater treatment. Excellent presenting skills!

[LanaLiliyMoon]

This is such an excellent video for anyone struggling to understand activated sludge treatment and the parameters. The professor has a calm and clear voice which makes listening and understanding very easy.

[tristanjose]

Thank you for this informative video lecture! Very good analogies used to present complex processes to the layman.

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[Erica-]

Thank you for the steady pace of this video. The visuals are so helpful and your explanations are concise and clear.