Nutrient Removal - Total Nitrogen Study Guide
Nitrogen is found in human waste, foods, certain soaps, and cleaning detergents and discharges from industrial and commercial sources. Urea/urine is the largest source of nitrogen in residential wastewater. A. Ammonia toxicity Excessive ammonia in receiving waters is toxic to fish and some other aquatic life.
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