The Water Break Podcast, Episode 27: I Spy Filaments in My Wastewater Treatment System
“Where we bridge the gap between water plant operators and engineers”
In Episode 27 of the Water Break Podcast, Heather Jennings, PE, discusses the microbiology of filamentous bacteria with Dr. Toni Glymph-Martin. Dr. Glymph-Martin is a Wastewater Microbiologist and Certified Operator, B-Level, with 40+ years’ experience in wastewater. She is the author of two books: A Wastewater Microbiology Laboratory Manual for Operators and Wastewater Microbiology: A Handbook for Operators. In today’s podcast, Dr. Glymph-Martin discusses how to microscopically identify the various types of foaming and sludge bulking bacteria and the best ways to manage those bacteria when they cause treatment system problems.
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Toni Glymph-Martin
Toni’s Website: https://www.wwmicrosolutions.com/
Toni’s textbooks:
- Wastewater Microbiology: A Handbook for Operators
- A Wastewater Microbiology Laboratory Manual for Operators
More from Toni Glymph-Martin (video): The Wastewater Treatment Plant Microbiological Zoo
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