Total nitrogen plays an important role in the water cycle. Too much of it and other nutrients can lead to algae blooms or other issues with local water ways. But what is total nitrogen and how can water and wastewater utilities remove it from their systems?
Ashley Waples and Pia Prohaska of Veolia Water Technologies break down this topic, and share some insights into methods and technologies that can remove total nitrogen from utility systems.
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