Dynamic dosing system and method for biological wastewater treatment

Abstract

A method is provided for treating wastewater by dosing biological agents comprising dynamically adjusting dosing patterns of biological agents based on methodologies comprising at least one of chronotherapy, pulsed dosing, stepwise dosing, bolus dosing, continuous dosing, manual dosing, and automatic dosing. The method also comprises introducing biological agents into the wastewater to facilitate cleaning and malodor elimination. The biological agents comprise aerobic bacteria that promote odor reduction by competing with anaerobic bacteria responsible for generating malodors. The method also comprises adjusting the concentration and type of biological agents introduced into the wastewater based on time-of-day and circadian rhythm-based variations in microbial activity within the wastewater system. Real-time monitoring is performed at multiple locations within a wastewater treatment facility to dynamically adjust dosing patterns for each location independently.

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