Solids Handling – Part 2

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digesters solids handling course
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Wastewater

Training Outline

This course covers sludge stabilization, including aerobic and anaerobic digestion, along with dewatering processes and equipment.

It also explores safety, solids storage and disposal, and how solids handling impacts overall treatment performance.

Note: This course is Part 2 of a two-part series. Operators are encouraged to take both parts for a complete understanding.

  • Placement test
    1

    Sludge Stabilization and Digestion

    • Why Sludge Must Be Stabilized
    • Aerobic Digestion
    • Anaerobic Digestion
    • Operation of Anaerobic Digesters
    Chapter test
  • 2

    Dewatering

    • Purpose of Dewatering
    • Common Dewatering Equipment
    • Basic Dewatering Performance Indicators
    Chapter test
  • 3

    Solids Safety, Storage, Transport and Disposal

    • Safety Across the Solids Handling Chain
    • Storage, Loadout and Transport of Solids
    • Disposal and Reuse of Wastewater Solids
    Chapter test
  • 4

    Common Solids Handling Problems and Troubleshooting

    • Visual Warning Signs in Solids Handling Operations
    • How Solids Handling Problems Affect the Liquid Treatment Process
    Chapter test
  • 5

    Chapter test
  • 6

    Chapter test
  • 7

    Chapter test
  • 8

    Chapter test

Learning outcomes

  • Explain how sludge is stabilized through aerobic and anaerobic digestion, and how dewatering prepares solids for final handling
  • Describe the key equipment and operational principles used in digestion and dewatering processes
  • Identify operational issues, safety risks, and the impacts of solids handling on overall plant performance

Level

Intermediate

Target audience

Professional certified wastewater operators class I to IV, maintenance technicians

Learning material and method

Video clips with a placement test, practice exercises, and a handout

Learning assessment method

Chapter tests (MCQs) with a minimum score of 70%