An Operational Users Approach to the Introduction and Implementation of Ica to a Large Inland Sewage Works

Operating experiences of the design, construction, and daily use of automation at a coastal sewage‐treatment works are described. A full description of each automated item of plant is given, together with an overview of the complete scheme. Cost savings as a result of automation are assessed, and improvements in works' operation and effluent quality are outlined. Development of the original project to include an ‘expert system’ for regulating storm discharges is also given.

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An Operational Users Approach to the Introduction and Implementation of Ica to a Large Inland Sewage Works

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