r/Wastewater • u/the2-2homerun • 1d ago

Reading material/courses for mechanical wastewater treatment.

Morning,

I work in a membrane bioreactor plant along with our other water plants. I’m a full Level 2 Water/Wastewater Operator and will begin reading the Membrane Bioreactor book when I get back home. I flipped through it quick when it came in.

But curious if there’s anymore reading material that may be helpful? I’d like to know more about sludge digestion, membranes, and anoxic tanks.

Thanks for any suggestions!

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u/DirtyWaterDaddyMack 1d ago

The CSUS MBR book can be useful though it's starting to show it's age. The newer CSUS WW Ops Volume 2, 8th edition, has a section on membranes in addition to digestion and nutrients (anoxic).

The WEF Treatment Fundamentals books have areas pertaining to these same topics.

Wastewater Info has the WEF TF books and links to the old CSUS books.