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Highlights
Nutrient Removal Technologies Reference Document - A reference manual on technologies for the removal of nutrients from municipal wastewater. Presents detailed technical and cost information about both biological and physiochemical treatment technologies.
Overview
OWM provides direct and indirect assistance on municipal wastewater treatment technologies. Direct assistance includes one-on-one consulting about design, operation and maintenance of systems, and the identification and solution of problems. Indirect assistance includes support for regulation development; technical information; and guidance, assessments, evaluation, and cost estimates for the design, construction, and operation and maintenance of municipal wastewater treatment facilities.
Areas of expertise include:
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What Can I Find on This Site?
- Technology Fact Sheets - presents technical and cost information to assist in the evaluation of new, innovative and sustainable technologies for the wastewater systems.
- Publications
- Small community technical assistance
Related Links
- Use and Disposal of Biosolids (Sewage Sludge)
- Financing
- The National Environmental Training Center for Small Communities (NETCSC)
- National Small Flows Clearinghouse
- EPA Office of Research and Development
- Environmental Technology Verification Program – This EPA program verifies the performance of innovative technologies that have the potential to improve protection of human health and the environment.
- Technology Transfer – The National Risk Management Research Laboratory (NRMRL) helps inform stakeholders about the latest advancements in risk management approaches and decision options. It conveys this information through technology transfer publications, peer-reviewed journal articles, software tools, brochures, and technical workshops.
- Wet Weather Flow Research
- Water Environment Federation
- Water Environment Research Foundation
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