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Wastewater Treatment - Sludge
Sludge refers to the combined solids removed during primary and secondary treatment. The collected sludge is typically thickened to reduce its water content, stabilized through biological or chemical processes to reduce odors and pathogens, and then dewatered.
The Apache Junction Sewer District currently has a horse manure program to help with dewatering to make biosolids lighter when taking them to the landfill.
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Disinfection is typically the final treatment step. It inactivates disease-causing microorganisms - such as bacteria, viruses, and protozoa - before treated wastewater is discharged or reused.
Common methods include ultraviolet (UV) light and chlorination. The Apache Junction Sewer District currently uses chlorine. Disinfection does not remove all microorganisms; it reduces them to levels required by applicable water-quality standards.
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One Water: Our Water AJ
A partnership between the City of Apache Junction, the AJ Water District, & Arizona Water Company.
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Email: webmailwater@apachejunctionaz.gov | Phone: 480-982-6030 |
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