04 DEC1 A Database

404942010.
xls, Comments
Data provided in this workbook are the data obtained from a literature review as described in the companion report: Lowe, K.S., N.K. Rothe,
J.M.B. Tomaras, K.E. DeJong, M.B. Tucholke, J.E. Drewes, J.E. McCray, and J. Munakata-Marr (2006). Influent Constituent Characteristics of the
Modern Waste Stream from Single Sources: Literature Review. Water Environment Research Foundation, Project Report.
Only the average values, as reported in the literature sources, are listed in this workbook. In some cases only a median value was provided and is
listed instead of an average value. A blank indicates the data was not provided. Every attempt was made to accurately transcribe data values,
but inadvertant errors may exist.
Summary statiscal values may vary between this data base and those listed in the report (Lowe et al. 2006) due to data handling. For example,
median and average nitrogen values were based on all reported values converted to mg-N/L. In addition, several references and data values are
included in this data base that were not included in the report because they did not fit into source classifications.
Data qualifiers were used to provide additional information related to the reported values. All data qualifiers are qualitative and subjective and do
not imply data ranking or quality. The data qualifiers selected for each literature source are provided on the "References" worksheet. The data
qualifier key should be used to interpret the data qualifier information and is provided on a separate spreadsheet ("Data Qualifier Key") within this
workbook.
Lowe et al. (2006). Influent Constituent Characteristics of the Modern Waste Stream for Single Sources: Literature Review. 04-DEC-1. Water Environment Research Foundation.
404942010.xls, References
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Title
Biological Phosphorous and Ammonia Nitrogen Removal at a Small Wastewater Treatment Facility
Changes in Anoxic Denitrification Rate Due to Prefermentation of a Septic, Phosphorus Limited Wastew
The Step Bio-P Process at Lethbridge-Over One Full Year of Operation
Potential For Decentralized Residential Treatment and Reuse of Wastewater in Hawaii
Biological Nutrient Removal Process Selection, Design, And Operation of the Licunhe Wastewater Treat
Demonstration of An Attached Growth Airlift Reactor for Capacity Increase and Nitrification
Retrofitting Wallinford's RBC's for Nitrogen Removal, Presented at WEFTEC
Performance of a Constructed Wetlands at Cle Elum, Washington
Innovative Wastewater Management Brings High Returns for a Smaller Rural Community
The Effects of Propionic Versus Acetic Acid Content of Domestic Sewage on Enhanced Biological Pho
Two Years of Membrane Bioreactor Plant Operation Experience at the Viejas Tribe Reservation
Phosphorus Removal in a Membrane Reactor System: A Full-Scale Wastewater Demonstration Study,
Static Low-Density Media Filter for Organic and Solid Removal from Domestic Wastewater
The Development and Application of Chemically and Biologically Enhanced Primary Treatment Process
A Technique to Determine the Simultaneous Nitrification and Denitrification Rates in an Intermittent Aer
Determining the Potential for Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal Based on Wastewater Characte
Evaluation of Several Water Reclamation Faculties Employing Biological Nutrient Removal in North Car
Behavior of Intracellular Materials and Nutrients in BNR Process Supplied with Domestic Sewage and
Reducing Biosolids Phosphorus Content From Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal Reactors
Evaluation of Biological Phosphorus Removal Implementation on WWTP Processes Using a Whole Plan
Onsite Sanitary Systems Wastewater Treatment for the Sewer Impaired
Long Term Performance of a Septic Tank-Rock Filter System
Field Modifications of a Recirculating Sand Filter to Incorporate Nitrogen Removal
Nitrogen Removal Technology is Advanced By The Use Of Continuous Backwash Sand Filters
Evaluation of Nutrient Removal Performance for an Orbal Plant Using the ASM2d Model
Nitrogen and Phosphorus Removal of Pilot Scale Plant Using UMBR (Upflow Multi-Layered Bio Reactor
Summary Paper: Mechanisms of Simultaneous Biological Nutrient Removal in Closed Loop Bioreactors
Effects of Reduced RAS Flows and Volume on Anaerobic Zone Performance for a Septic Wastewater B
Interaction Between Aeration Type and Simultaneous Nitrification and Denitrification
Long Term Performance Evaluation of Innovative & Alternative Technologies for Decentralized Wastewa
Enhanced N Removal using Horizontal Subsurface Flow, Mixed Film Beds with Recycle
Modeling the Impact of Anaerobic Digestion on the Overall Performance of Biological Nutrient Remova
Internal Recycle…A Side-By-Side Comparison for Reducing Total Nitrogen Values
Pilot Scale Tests of a Unique Approach for BNR Upgrade of a Short SRT High Purity Oxygen System at
Prenitrification and Seeding for Enhanced Nitrification
Comprehensive Analysis of Full-Scale Enhanced Biological Phosphorus Removal Facilities
Two Years of Biological Phosphorus Removal with an Advanced MSBR System at the Shenzhen Yantia
Innovative Systems in the La Pine National Demonstration Project
Enhanced Nutrient Removal by Extended Aeration
Performance of Advanced Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems in Rhode Island
Wastewater-Induced Soil Clogging Development
The Performance of Ultra-Low-Volume Flush Toilets in Phoenix
Home Plumbing Fixture Waste Flow and Pollutants
Biogeochemical Evolution of Domestic Waste Water in Septic Systems: 2 Application of Conceptual Mode
Treatability of Pressure Sewage, in Individual Onsite Wastewater Systems
The Impact of Water Conservation on Onsite Wastewater Management, in Individual Onsite Wastewate
Treatment of Septic Effluent For Fecal Coliform and Nitrogen in Coarse-Textured Soils: Use of Soil-Onl
Efficiency of small constructed wetlands for subsurface treatment of single-family domestic effluent
Evaluation of Aerobic Treatment Units in Treating High Strength Waste From Dairy Milk Houses
Field Testing of the Eparco Compact Filter Wastewater System
Food Service Establishments Wastewater Characterization
Effective Treatment of Domestic Effluent with a Peat Biofilter-A Case Study at Tingha
Evaluation of Recirculating Sand Filters In Minnesota
Evaluation of a Pear Biofilter Treatment System
Performance Evaluation of Two Pre-Engineered Onsite Treatment and Effluent Dispersal Technologies
Cold Climate Recirculating Sand Filter Design and Experiences: Case Examples of Two Community Sy
Evaluation of Innovative Onsite Wastewater Treatment Systems in the Green Hill Pond Watershed, Rho
Soil Treatment Performance and Cold Weather Operations of Drip Distribution Systems
Onsite Treatment of Septic Tank Effluent in Minnesota Using SSF Constructed Wetlands: Performance,
Wastewater Quality and Trench System Design Effects on Soil Acceptance Rates
Performance and Design Recommendations for On-Site Wastewater Treatment Using Constructed Wet
Long-Term Results of Residential Constructed Wetlands
Plant Selection for Treatment of Septic Effluent in Subsurface Wetlands
Renovation of Onsite Domestic Wastewater in a Poorly Drained Soil
Performance of an At-grade Septic System Preceded by a Pressure-Dosed Sand Filter on a Wet, Clayey
Effects of Media Variations on Intermittent Sand Filter Performance
Pump Chamber Effluent Quality Following Aerobic Units and Sand Filters Serving Residences
Pressurized Intermittent Sand Filter With Shallow Disposal Field For A Single Residence In Boone Coun
Onsite Wastewater Nutrient Reduction (OWNRS) For Nutrient Sensitive Environments

Use of Non-Woven Fabric in Intermittent Filters
Long Term Performance of Peat Biofilters for Onsite Wastewater Treatment
An Evaluation of Volatile Organic Compounds and Conventional Parameters From On-Site Sewage Disp
Comparison of a Septic Tank-RSF System and an Extended Aeration-ISF System with Respect to Perf
Onsite Treatment of Septic-Tank Effluent By a Rotating Biological Contactor
Use of Adsorption Models For the Design Of Peat Based Onsite Systems
Wastewater Infiltration From Chamber And Gravel Systems
Humic Substance Formation During Wastewater Infiltration
Constructed Wetlands For Domestic Wastewater Treatment
In-Situ Lysimeter Investigation of Pollutant Attenuation in the Vadose Zone of a Fine Sand
Impact of Effluent Quality and Soil Depth on Renovation of Domestic Wastewater
Onsite Intermittent Sand Filter Systems, A Regulatory/Scientific Approach to Their Study In Placer Count
Final Report: Oregon On-Site Experimental Systems Program
Small Recirculating Sand Filters For Individual Homes
Performance And Costs of On-Site Recirculating Sand Filters
Nitrogen Removal From Domestic Wastewater In Unsewered Areas
Nitrogen Reduction in an On-Site Trickling Filter/Upflow Filter Wastewater Treatment System
Nitrogen And Fecal Coliform Removal In Wisconsin Mound System
Peat Filters For On-Site Wastewater Treatment
Comprehensive Research On Septic Tank-Soil Absorption Systems in Perth, Australia
Performance Characteristics of a Community Wastewater Absorption System
Commercial Wastewater On-Site Treatment and Disposal
Water Conservation and Residential Wastewater Quality
Field Performance of Three Onsite Effluent Polishing Units
Soil Infiltration Capacity As Affected By Septic Tank Effluent Application Strategies
Treatment of Septic Tank Effluent In A Peat Bed
Onsite Reclamation of Residential Greywater
An Investigation of the Performance of Six Small Septic Tanks
Intermittent Sand Filtration and Disinfection of Small Wastewater Flows
Performance of Alternating Seepage Beds in Ontonagon Clay
The Movement of Salts, Nutrients, Fecal Coliform and Virus Below Septic Leach Fields in Three Soils
Experimental Study on Removal of Pollutants From Domestic Sewage By Underdrained Soil Filters
Treatment Efficiency of a Septic Tile System
Use of Bacteria In Assessing Waste Treatment and Soil Disposal Systems
Rural Home Wastewater Characteristics
Treatment of a Residential Septic Tank Effluent in an Aerobic Lagoon

The Performance of Household Wastewater Treatment Units Under Field Conditions
Nitrogen As It Relates To On-Site Wastewater Treatment With Emphasis on Pretreatment Removal and P
Results of a Constructed Wetland As Pre-Treatment for Domestic Waste with Drip Disposal
Case Study of an Advanced On-Site Wastewater Treatment System Connected to a Single-Family Resi
Final Report Phase I The Determination of Several Effluent Properties from Food Service Establishme
Cold-Weather Operation and Performance of Alternative Treatment Systems in Northern Minnesota
Nitrogen Loading From Non-Residential Facilities
A New Generation of Packed Bed Filters
Evaluation of Treatment Performance in Rhode Island Sand Filters
Sand Filter Evaluation in a Northern Climate
Performance of Septic Tanks
The Effects of Septic Tank Modifications on Effluent Characteristics
Bacterial and Nutrient Removal in Wisconsin At-Grade On-Site Systems
Soil Clogging Effects of Effluent Composition and Loading Rate
Individual Sewage Disposal Systems
Effluent Treatment by Mounds
Management of Residential Grey Water
Performance of a Community Soil Absorption Field
Recreational Vehicle Waste Disposal in Roadside Rest Area Septic Systems
Recreational Vehicle Waste Disposal Stations at Highway Rest Areas
Intermittent Sand Filtration of Household Wastewater
Septic Tank Efficiency
Performance of Single Household Treatment Units
On-Site Household Wastewater Treatment Alternatives: Laboratory and Field Studies
Segregation and Separate Treatment of Black and grey Household Wastewaters To Facilitate Onsite Su
Phelps County Update: Case Study of a Public Water Supply District Providing Centralized Managemen
Evaluation of a Recirculating Sand Filter Followed by a Subsurface-Flow Constructed Wetland to Achieve
Alternative Small-Flow Wastewater Technologies in the Arid Southwest
Effective Distribution of Domestic Wastewater Effluent Between Percolation Trenches in On-site Treat
Effluent Quality From 200 On-site Sewage Systems: Design Values for Guidelines
The Contribution from Individual Homes to the Sewer Systems
Waste Treatment for Small Flows
Septic Tank Performance
Wastewater Characteristics Glide, Oregon, Pressure Sewer Systems. Originally presented Feb. 1982,
A Pressure Sewer System Demonstration
Wastewater Treatment Systems for Rural Communities

Tennesee Valley Marina and Campground Wastewater Characterization Screening Study
Impacts on a Sand Aquifer from an Old Septic System: Nitrate and Phosphate
Septic System Performance on a Coastal Barrier Island
Sand-Filter Trenches for Purification of Septic Tank Effluent: I. The Clogging Mechanism and Soil Phys
Nitrogen Transformations During Subsurface Disposal of Septic Tank Effluent in Sands: I. Soil Transfor
Geochemsitry of a Septic-System Plume in a Coastal Barrier Bar, Point Pelee, Ontario, Canada
Major Ion and Trace Metal Geochemistry of an Acidic Septic-System Plume in Silt
Field Evaluation of Wastewater Soil Absorption Systems with Aggregate-Free and Aggregate-Laden Infil
Investigation of an Onsite Wastewater Treatment System in Sandy Soil: Site Characterization and Fate
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Proceedings of WEFTEC, Los Angeles, October 11-15, 2003
Proceedings of WEFTEC, New Orleans, LA, October 2-6, 2004

Presented at the 12th Northwest On-Site Wastewater Treatment Short Course and Equipment Exhibition, Seattle, WA.
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Ground Water, 34(5):853-864
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Proceedings of the Seventh National Conference, 1980, National Sanitation Foundation, Ann Arbor, MI p61-82
Water,Air, and Soil Pollution 124: 205-215
Ecological Enginnering 18:429-440
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Proceedings of the 10th Northwest On-Site Wastewater Treatment Short Course and Equipment Exhibition, Seattle, WA, University of Washington, 171-18
Proceedings of the NOWRA 2002 Annual Conference & Exposition, 117-124
Proceedings of the NOWRA 2000 Annual Conference, 117-124
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Proceedings of the NOWRA 1999 Annual Conference & Exhibit, Jekyll Island, GA, 37-44
Proceedings of the 7th Northwest On-Site Wastewater Treatment Short Course and Equipment Exhibition, Seattle, WA, 36-50
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Data Qualifiers
Literature Sampling Data
Location Region Source Analytical Type Frequency Events Seasons Evaluation Comment
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Louisiana South 2 1 3 2 1 All 1
New Mexico West 2 3 3 4 4 2
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municipal
municipal
municipal
municipal
Michigan/British C MW, Canada 2 1 1 4 4 1
Louisiana South 2 3 3 4 4 1
municipal
municipal
municipal
municipal
municipal
municipal
Oregon West 2 2 3 4 3 1
California West 2 3 2 4 2 2
Rhode Island NE 2 2 3 2 3 All 1
Wisconsin MW 1 2 1 4 4 All 1
Arizona West 1 2 1 1 2 Fall 1
Ontario Canada 1 3 2 4 4 1
- values not used.
California West 2 3 3 4 2 Winter 2
Washington West 1 2 3 4 4 2
Ohio MW 1 1 3 3 1 All 2
amento, CA, ASAMinnesota MW 1 3 2 4 4 2
amento, CA, ASAOntario Canada 1 3 1,2 2 1 All 1
amento, CA, ASATexas South 1 1 2 1 3 Summer 1
amento, CA, ASASouth Wales, Austr Australia 1 2 2 4 2 All 1
Worth, TX, ASAEMinnesota MW 1 2 2 1 1 All 1
Worth, TX, ASAE,North Carolina South 1 2 3 2 1 All 2
Worth, TX, ASAEVirginia South 1 2 2 4 4 2
Worth, TX, ASAEWisconsin MW 1 3 2 2 1 Fall,Winter,Spring 1
Worth, TX, ASAERhode Island NE 1 2 3 2 2 All 1
Worth, TX, ASAERhode Island NE 1 2 3 2 2 All 1
Worth, TX, ASAEMinnesota MW 1 2 3 2 1 All 1
ining and apartmeMichigan MW 1 3 1 2 2 Winter,Spring, Summer 2
ando, FL, ASAE,SAlabama South 1 3 3 4 4 1
ando, FL, ASAE,SKentucky South 1 2 3 2 1 All 1
ando, FL, ASAE,STexas South 1 2 3 1 3 Fall,Summer 1
ando, FL, ASAE,SArkansas South 1 2 2 2 1 Fall, Winter, Spring 1
ando, FL, ASAE,SNorth Carolina South 1 3 3 4 4 1
ando, FL, ASAE,SOregon West 1 1 2 4Breaks down4between summer, and then
2 rest of year
ando, FL, ASAE,SWisconsin MW 1 1 2 4 1
ando, FL, ASAE,SMissouri MW 1 2 3 2 1 All 2
ando, FL, ASAE, Florida South 1 2 1 2 2 Winter, Spring, Summer 1

ando, FL, ASAE,SMontreal Canada 1 3 3 2 1 All 2
ando, FL, ASAE,SAlabama South 1 2 3 2 2 Summer,Fall 2
ago, IL, ASAE,St.Florida South 1 2 2 1 1 Fall,Winter,Spring 1
ago, IL, ASAE,St West Virginia South 1 2 3 1 4 2
ago, IL, ASAE,St New Mexico* West 1 3 2 4 4 1
ago, IL, ASAE,St Saskatchewan Canada 1 2 2 4 4 1
ago, IL, ASAE,StWisconsin MW 1 3 4 4 1
ago, IL, ASAE,St.Norway Norway 1 2 3 1 2 1
lanta, GA, ASAE,Virginia South 1 1 3 2 2 Fall,Winter,Spring 2
lanta, GA, ASAE,Florida South 1 2 1 3 2 All 1
lanta, GA, ASAE,Virgina South 1 2 3 2 2 Summer,Sptin 2
lanta, GA, ASAE,California West 1 2 2 4 4 1
Oregon West 1 2 3 4 4 1
RSF recirculates Maryland
lanta, GA, ASAE,Maryland South 1 3 3 1 1 Fall, Winter 2
lanta, GA, ASAE,Oregon West 1 3 3 1 1 All 2
lanta, GA, ASAE,Wisconsin MW 1 2 2 4 3 1
lanta, GA, ASAE,Maine, Ontario NE, Canada 1 3 2 2 1 All 1
w Orleans, LA, ASPerth Australia 3 3 4 4 1
w Orleans, LA, A Wisconsin West 1 2 2 4 4 2
w Orleans, LA, A Wisconsin West 1 3 2 4 4 2
w Orleans, LA, A Indiana MW 1 2 3 4 4 1
w Orleans, LA, A Ohio MW 1 2 1 1 1 All 1
ago, IL, ASAE,St.Wisconsin MW 1 2 1 4 4 1
ago, IL, ASAE,St.Maine NE 1 2 3 4 4 1
municipal
Wisconsin MW 1 3 3 4 4 Summer, Fall 1
Minnesota
Texas South 1 2 3 2 1 All 1
Ontario Canada 1 3 3 1 1 All 2
Ottawa Canada 1 2 3 4 4 1
Wisconsin MW 1 3 3 4 4 2
Colorado West 1 3 3 4 4 2
Iowa MW 1 3 2 1 2 2
hington, 171-18 Wisconsin MW 2 3 3 4 4 2
Virginia South 2 3 3 4 4 2
California West 2 3 1 1 1 Summer 1
Florida South 3 1 2 4 3 2
Minnesota MW 2 2 3 2 1 Winter,Spring, Summer 1
Massachusetts NE 2 2 2 3 2 All 1
Oregon, Arizona West 2 3 3 4 4 2
Rhode Island NE 2 2 2 2 1 Summer,Fall, Winte 2
Wisconsin MW 2 1 2 4 2 Winter, Spring, Summer 1
Maine NE 2 3 3 4 2 4
Maine NE 2 3 3 4 2 4
ago, IL, ASAE,St.Wisconsin MW 2 3 2 4 4 1
st and Boyle (19 Wisconsin MW 1 2 2 3 2 All 2
es, University of Washington West 2 3 3 2 1 Fall,Winter,Spring 1
Washington West 2 1 3 2 1 Summer,Fall 1
3 3 4 4 2
California West 2 3 3 4 4 2
Washington West 2 3 3 4 4 2
1 3 3 4 4 2
1 3 3 4 4 2
1 3 3 4 4 2
Wisconsin MW 1 2 1 2 2 Summer 1
3 3 3 4 4 2
Missouri MW 1 3 1 4 4 Spring 2
Pennsylania NE 1 2 2 4 4 1
New Mexico West 1 3 1 2 1 All 1
Ireland
commerical sourSydney Australia 2 2 2 1 All 1
Kentucky South 1 2 1 4 4 1
3 3 4 4 2
3 3 4 4 2
Multiple locations 3 3 4 4 2
ds (1997) -- see ref #142
3 3 4 4 2
Tennessee South 3 1 2 3 3 Summer 2
North Carolina SE 1 1 3 2 1 All 1
Norway Norway 1 3 3 2 4 2
Ontario Canada 1 3 3 3 3 Spring 2
Colorado West 3 2 2 3 3 Spring 1
Oregon West 3 2 2 2,3 1 All 1
Multiple locations West 3 2 2 4 1 All 1

Florida South 1 2 2 3 1 All 1
404942010.xls, Data Qualifier Key
Data qualifiers were used to provide additional information related to the reported values. All data qualifiers are qualitative
and subjective. The qualitifers do not imply data ranking or data quality. The following key should be used to interpret the
data qualifier information. More detailed description and evaluation of the reported values using the data qualifiers can be
found in the companion report to this spreadsheet: Lowe, K.S., N.K. Rothe, J.M.B. Tomaras, K.E. DeJong, M.B. Tucholke,
J.E. Drewes, J.E. McCray, and J. Munakata-Marr (2006). Influent Constituent Characteristics of the Modern Waste Stream
from Single Sources: Literature Review. Water Environment Research Foundation, Project Report.
Location = state where the study was conducted

Region = location of the study based on US Census defined regions
MW = Midwest: IL, IN, IA, KS, MI, MN, MO, NE, ND, OH, SD, and WI
NE = Northeast: CT, ME, MA, NH, NJ, NY, PA, RI, VT
South: AL, AR, DE, DC, FL, GA, KY, LA, MD, MS, NC, OK, SC, TN, TX, VA, and WV
West: AK, AZ, CA, CO, HI, ID, MT, NV, NM, OR, UT, WA, and WY
Literature source
1 – publicly available and published in a peer reviewed journal
2 – publicly available and published in conference proceedings or project report
3 – unpublished; information obtained directly from researcher and is not publicly available
Analytical = analytical method used
1 – detailed methods used = specified which approved method was used (e.g., APHA 4500-N B).
2 – standard methods = specified use of approved methods (e.g., APHA).
3 – no methods = did not specify which method was used
Type = sampling technique used
1 – composite sample collected
2 – grab sample collected
3 – unknown; type of sample collected was not specified
Frequency = frequency of sample collection
1 – at least weekly
2 – bi-weekly to monthly
3 – less than one time per month
4 – unknown
# Events = number of sampling events
1 – more than 12 sampling events reported
2 – between 3 and 12 sampling events reported
3 – less than 3 sampling events reported
4 – unknown; number of sampling events not reported
Season = time of year when study was conducted
Spring (Mar-May)
Summer (Jun-Aug)
Fall (Sept-Nov)
Winter (Dec-Feb)
All (Jan-Dec)
Data Evauation
1 –more than a single average value reported (e.g., descriptive statistics provided)
2 – only the average value reported for each constituent
Note: A blank cell indicates the data was not provided.
Lowe et al. (2006). Influent Constituent Characteristics of the Modern Waste Stream for Single Sources: Literature Review. 04-DEC-1. Water Environment
Research Foundation.
404942010.xls, Onsite Raw Wastewater
Source Type Description Reference Flag Flow Flow Flow Rate Total N Organic N TKN NO2
gpcd gpd gpm mg-N/L mg-N/L mg-N/L mg-NO2/L
Single Source Domestic
Residential 39 39 44.1 43
Residential 51 154
Residential 104 30.3
Residential 110 39 156 44.1 43
Residential 128
Residential Summerfield 132
Residential Forest lakes 132
Residential Country club terrace 132
Residential The Pines 132
Residential Greenlefe 132
Residential 134 124.12 70.43 123.9
Residential Whitewater 134 62.07 35.07 62
Residential Fast 134 118.21111 68.96 118.2
Residential Home 1 (without disposal) 137 78 388 69
Residential Home 1 (with disposal) 137 71 374 63
Residential 138 64
Residential 138
Residential Home 1 139 31
Residential Home 2 139 49
Residential 140 32
Residential 140 34
Residential 140
Residential 141 32
Residential 142 58
Residential 150 a 50
Food
Restaurant 52 b 18
Restaurant 52 b, c 18
Restaurant 52 c
Non-medical
Prison 70 38.61 38.58
Rest Area Restroom 125 50
Rest area/Rv Dump 22 5300 116
Rest area/Rv Dump 31 5328 119
RV Dump 125 b 13.1 202
RV Dump 126
Multiple Residential
Housing Complex 117 g 200
Housing Complex 117 g 200
Housing Complex 117 200
Housing Complex 118
Housing Complex 118
Mamquam Test Site 30 d 39
Multiple Residential 42 e 157 55
Multiple Residential 42 f 173 53
NSF Test Site Michigan 30
Other 123 h 188 80
a - Data also reported for different BOD forms, TOC, DOC, and metals (not included here)
b - Flow in gallons per day per seat
c - Removed entire observation with outlier
d - Onsite influent from over 20 different residences and commercial systems in British Columbia
e - Residential low flow toilets
f - Residential conventional toilets
g - Student housing
h - Laboratory used to simulate household waste
NO2-N NO3 NO3-N NOx-N NH3 NH3-N NH4 NH4-N Total P Total P Ortho P Organic P
mg-N/L mg-NO3/L mg-N/L mg-N/L mg-NH3/L mg-N/L mg-NH4/L mg-N/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg-P/L mg-P/L
1.1 19
1.8 8.8 9.4 11.3
1.1 20 19
0.1 47
0.1125 0.1575 53.47 11.65

0.0569 0.05 27.5 4.89
0.05 0.05 49.2 10.095
53 15.3
48 22.8
92 21.2
47 13.05
41 16.6
154 25.8
0.6 24.2
0.03 8.39
3.9 39
49
13
26
57
British Columbia
Total Total Total Volatile Volatile

Total Suspended Dissolved Volatile Volatile Suspended Dissolved
Soluble P Reactive P PO4 PO4-P Ortho PO4 Solids Soilds Solids Solids Solids Solids Solids
mg-P/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L
267
151
259 203
12 1180 396
12 267 653
14 200
44
69
18
60
38
2232.6
1295.8
1356.1
866 363 468
788 293 414
1249 473 659
997 478 571
859 360 485
1536 602 942
380
480
200
126
296
394
259
310
165
11.3 489 226 264 253 194
1030
371
358
117.5
50 1710 711 1114 642
682
825
114 6460 3847 4353 3329
3120 2460
320
217
345
196
317
202
310
306
180
228 836
477 1074
197
410
Total Dissolved Total

Organic Organic Inorganic Oil & Fats, Oil & Fecal Total Fecal
BOD5 cBOD COD Carbon Carbon Carbon Grease Grease Coliforms Coliforms E. Coli Strep.
mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L cfu/100ml cfu/100ml cfu/100ml cfu/100ml
212
188 164
343
278 905
212 727 121 490000 860000
520 1000 3.00E+04 2.00E+06
157.4
30
46.5
120
105
1146.9 2404.2 460000
329.6 914.1 7365455
523.3 1842 602000
542 705 95
284 540 33
479 882 66
518 959 134
356 640 41
598 1133 92
435 65
490 89
241 21
146 16
415 122
465 129
343
330 81
207
304 495 108 42
1584 4520
1054 123
1045 123
170.9 137.8
670 1756 110
521
563
3080 6209 189
3110 8230
263
248
307
260
260
256
288
267
150
262
580
144
260 730
pH Alkalinity Hardness EC Conductivity Temp DO Tubidity Chloride SO4 SO4-S Sulfide

mg/L as CaCO3
mg/L as CaCO4 μS/cm μOhm/cm Celcius mg/L NTU mg/L mg-SO4/L mg-S/L mg-S/L
7.4 36
7.5 525 80
7.6
6.36
6
6.12
6.18
6.08
7.35 1856 17.15 0.825 716.3 19.42
8.37 1073 20.75 1.63 83.17 216.1
7.11 1702 21.16 0.922 1096.2 39.36
8
8
8.3
7.6
8.2
8.4
7.5
7.2
7.8
6.9 15.7 0.5 42
7.8
7.4
Ca Fe Mg K Na Al Zinc Cu Mn
mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L
0.1
0.6
404942010.xls, Onsite STE
Total Total Volatile Volatile Total Dissolved Total

Total Suspended Dissolved Total Volatile Volatile Suspended Dissolved Organic Organic Inorganic Oil & Fats, Oil & Fecal Total Fecal
Source Type Description Reference Flag Flow Flow Flow Rate Total N Organic N TKN NO2 NO2-N NO3 NO3-N NOx-N NH3 NH3-N NH4 NH4-N Total P Total P Ortho P Organic P Soluble P Reactive P PO4 PO4-P Ortho PO4 Solids Soilds Solids Solids Solids Solids Solids BOD5 cBOD COD Carbon Carbon Carbon Grease Grease Coliforms Coliforms E. Coli Strep. pH Alkalinity Hardness EC Conductivity Temp DO Tubidity Chloride SO4 SO4-S Sulfide Ca Fe Mg K Na Al Zinc Cu Mn
gpcd gpd gpm mg-N/L mg-N/L mg-N/L m g-NO2/L mg-N/L m g-NO3/L mg-N/L mg-N/L mg-NH 3/L mg-N/L mg-NH 4/L mg-N/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg-P/L mg-P/L mg-P/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L cfu/100ml cfu/100ml cfu/100ml cfu/100ml mg/L as CaCO3mg/L as CaCO4 μS/cm μOhm/cm Celcius mg/L NTU mg/L mg-SO4/L mg-S/L mg-S/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L
Single Source Domestic
Mobile Home 66 97 46.8 0.13 38.1 4.7 3.9 4.26E+05 7.7 147
Mobile Home 66 31.4 0.78 27.7 3.1 2.6 1.49E+05 8 125
Mobile Home 77 57 502 44 271 49 170 312 106
Residential 11 households 38 67 10 57 259 32 251188.64 158489.32
Residential 9 households 38 63 10 94 270 31 316227.77 199526.23
Residential 40 174 63 46 299 2446562
Residential 41 60.7 53.3 6.3 1608 75 295 62 135 351 99 7.2 479 327 45 59 33 218
Residential 43 41.4
Residential Cambridge 45 73 291 1.3 32 8.9 38.2 102 7.2 374 40 6.9 41.2 0.067 14 11.7 89.7
Residential Muskoka 45 32 62.9 0.083 57.6 13.1 71.3 90.3 6.7 316.4 54.8 11.8 14.3 0.248 3.4 21.8 84.9
Residential House with low flow toilet 47 94.4 59.3 10.8 861 1931
Residential Bethel 48 53.1 30.4 0.3 22.4 1.16E+08
Residential Spanaway 48 91.8 44.6 0.6 46.6 2.50E+07
Residential Tillicum 48 124 105 0.1 18.9 8.90E+07
Residential Site 10 49 37.6 8.9 55 139.6 8.85E+04
Residential Site 15 49 34.7 6.2 33 148.9
Residential Site 16 49 34.3 8 35 150.5 1.72E+04
Residential Site 17 49 6.8 27.4 26 71
Residential Site 19 49 36.9 6.1 41 161
Residential Site 2 49 32.2 7 48 80.2 75460
Residential 53 85.8 75 10.3 57.7 10.3 78 189150 7.48 946 1207
Residential 54 a 51 0.12 36 9 115 175 4.90E+05
Residential 54 b 47 2.05 36 8 72 120 6.30E+05
Residential 55 28.8 0.4 24.3 4.4 3.7 143 114 1.50E+05 50.9
Residential 55 27 0.4 18.7 1.9 1.5 80 172 2.50E+05 70.1
Residential 56 c 154 47.7 0.3 43.6 6.4 615 117 1.00E+05 7.2 1040 40.4
Residential 56 d 77 46.2 0.4 40.7 9 99.1 2.65E+04 7.1 1100 35.5
Residential 58 106 67 40 297 486400
Residential 59 45 0.2 36 20 110 300 92 11000 35000000 26000 7.92 418 4300 1051
Residential 62 40.7 55 128 5.19E+05
Residential 63 46.2 40.4 7.9 5.8 32.3 27.7 192 83.6 6.90E+07 7.3 11.3 0.51 62 16.6
Residential 63 70.3 66.6 9.3 7.8 68.5 56.8 193 72.8 2.40E+06 7 14.7 0.5 62.2 18.8
Residential 63 49.9 38.2 7.4 3.6 153.6 65.3 224 1.30E+08 6.9 17.8 1 38.5 11.9
Residential 65 0.8 41.7 15.7 58.6 3111.7163 48.4
Residential 68 58 0.7 47 1090 61 261 46 215 461 107 9.00E+05 1.80E+08 7.4 433 1821 10.8 378
Residential 69 0.07 37 44 297 4.56E+05
Residential 71 42 <.5 92 162 315 1.20E+05
Residential 72 26 3 39 3 200 116 6.69E+05
Residential 72 34 1.12 46 34.75 58 330.85 4.29E+05
Residential 73 39 0.08 11 161 141
Residential 76 200 46.8 34.9 10.9 133.9 221.6 380.9 69.2 1.83E+05 1.12E+06
Residential 77 50 728 63 263 25 81 157 41
Residential 79 45.6 0.28 34 3.15 674 109.2 635000 7.46 1070 58.6
Residential 81 0.32 38 3.36 575 116 1070 5.68
Residential 82 61.8 61.8 <.1 47.8 72.9 160.2 1.14E+05 6.82E+05
Residential Residence 1 83 191 57.1 56.9 0.02 0.18 37.8 240 149 2.00E+04 1.50E+05
Residential Residence 2 83 113 59.2 58.4 0.02 0.81 35 38 197 1.10E+05 1.80E+06
Residential Residence 4 83 194 193 222
Residential Residence 6 83 161 51.8 51.3 0.02 0.56 36.1 91.7 125 8.00E+04 9.90E+05
Residential Residence 8 83 47.2 47.2 0.02 0.24 32.56 203 322 8.10E+04 1.30E+06
Residential 85 41.7 41.6 0.06 0.03 7 77 300 4.37E+05
Residential 87 115 66 2 54 28 125 7.5 0.8
Residential 88 10 43 1268 41 273 29 111 228 61 3.10E+06 3.40E+07 7.6 2288 417
Residential Residence 1 89 48.7 245
Residential Residence 2 89 68.6 7.7 251
Residential Residence 4 89 65.2 39.5 251
Residential 90 170 240
Residential normal flow 93 57 969 47 357 40 164 312 7.52
Residential low flow 93 44 1594 76 381 46 174 323 7.1
Residential 94 250 41.5 0.6 19.5 53 127 310 219000
Residential 95 52.5 210 41 18.4 44 37 153 265
Residential 96 15 7.7 38 5.5 239 630
Residential 99 0.3 21 10 48 123 5011872.3
Residential 99 0.1 19 8 39 109 6309573.4
Residential 99 0.2 26 15 34 57
Residential 103 0.026 96.9 11.6 176 280 568 73 6.9 53
Residential 104 16 0.6 38.7 11.5 3.1 50.8 35.5 158
Residential 106 73 913 134 397
Residential Residence A 107 75 50.5 0.68 34.1 12.3 10.8 69 131 325
Residential Residence B 107 125 57.8 0.46 42.5 14.1 13.6 44 176 361
Residential Residence D 107 315 40.2 0.35 33.2 11 10.1 52 127 291
Residential Residence F 107 150 56.7 0.83 38.3 11.6 10.5 48 122 337
Residential 108 52.2 52 0.2 39 69
Residential 115 e 165 45 44 298 8.80E+04
Residential 115 f 53 65 351 2.90E+05
Residential 115 e 43 51 226 2.80E+05
Residential 115 f 54 87 246 2.30E+06
Residential 115 e 39 64 202 1.90E+05
Residential 115 f 50 66 249 1.70E+06
Residential 116 161 62 0.7 50 87 60 192 458 147 6.00E+05
Residential Residence 1 121 1.584 19.7 12.3 3.8 339 26.1 15.1 112 189 7.10E+04 7 11.8 1.8 63.2 3.5
Residential Residence 2 121 0.0693 31.8 24.7 14.2 366 26.7 19.3 123 251 2.21E+05 7.1 13.3 1.3 146 5.5
Residential Residence 3 121 0.1583 37.6 14.3 4.7 428 70.4 54.6 241 486 2.10E+06 6.5 14.3 0.4 113
Residential Residence 4 121 0.053 28.3 17.3 10.2 452 23.1 16.9 123 265 2.00E+06 7 11.9 1.6 270 10.7
Residential Residence 7 121 0.74 22 24 166 710 6.9 13 0 189
Residential 122 0.0837 34 26.2 13.7 130 266 3.05E+05 7.1 1.3
Residential 127 0.3 20.9 10.9 45 33 120 289 5.40E+05 2.00E+06
Residential 128 0.02 92* 10.5 165 280 550 1.60E+05 2.30E+06 6.9
Residential 129 0.56 38.7 11.5 54 158 360 4.20E+03
Residential 130 135 140 335 17.08
Residential 130 85 95 220
Residential 131 62 23 260 260
Residential 134 59.5 14.23 58.65 0.05 0.84 44.42 6.36 49.2 150.6 421.8 73012.6 7.029 1413.3 15.38 0.992 37.25
Residential 146 85 17 33 324 7.1
Residential System 1 147 15 60 150
Residential 149 0.1 88 9 94 6.4 356 860 53 9 9 27 39
Residential 11 single family homes 150 62 1.3 43 7.7 251 175 260 1.00E+06 528
Residential 5 single family homes 150 69 2 66 10 102 332 496 1.00E+06 676
Residential 20 single family homes 151 66 11 94 261 35 1.00E+07 9.50E+06 15.1
Residential 154 217
Food
Bar 111 78.5 451 413 23.6
Bar/Grill 92 450 61 7 79 179 449 49
Convenience Store, Single Service Restaurant 111 42 253 223 36.8
Convenience Store, Single Service Restaurant 111 36 472.5 382 12.1
Convenience Store, Single Service Restaurant 111 50 427.5 341 9
Convenience Store, Single Service Restaurant 111 73.2 4775 780 345
Drive In 111 230 454 2820 2466 77.65
Fast Food 113 72.9 68 410
Fast Food 113 24.2 105.8 74.2
Fast Food 113 100.1 227.5 792.5
Food Outlet / Bakery 111 292.5 866.5 678 91.4
Food Outlet / Bakery 111 226.5 302.5 390 74.5
Full Service Restaurant 111 201 215 607.5 780 119.7
Full Service Restaurant 111 247 1068 699 10
Restaurant 89 103 13.5 493
Restaurant 92 528 82 24 187 582 1196 101
Restaurant 92 64 14 65 245 622 40
Restaurant 92 1638 71 23 372 880 1667 144
Restaurant 92 30 15 247 377 772 101
Restaurant 92 766 78 28 125 693 1321 65
Restaurant 92 1558 73 19 66 261 586 47
Single Service Restaurant 111 181 212 1095 1440 24.75
Single Service Restaurant 111 73.5 555 510 1E+026
Single Service Restaurant 111 3791 88.5 781.5 587.5 195.5
Single Service Restaurant 111 352.5 639 684 71.2
Single Service Restaurant 111 256 56.35 720 620.5 45
Single Service Restaurant 111 94.5 312 387.5 11.9
Single Service Restaurant 111 90.5 290 866.5 1030.5 68
Single Service Restaurant 111 186.35 826.5 615 122
Medical
Assisted Living Facility 113 49 80.2 291.8
Assisted Living Facility 113 64 44.5 224.4
Assisted Living Facility 113 38.8 22 128.5
Doctor 113 28.3 49 104
Doctor 113 105.4 50.8 149.8
Doctor 113 124.7 83 431
Nursing Home 113 32.4 53.5 290.7
Nursing Home 113 29 38.7 168.8
Nursing Home 113 41.2 126.2 402.4
Veterinary/Kennel 113 57.5 46.7 108.8
Veterinary/Kennel 113 56.5 32.2 249.7
Veterinary/Kennel 113 42.2 10 138
Non-medical
Camp 114 4014 155 155 <.1 130 55
Camp 133 81.6 80.8 0.1 78 41.8 150.9
Campground Campsite 148 0.05 97.9 11.8 57 34.1 83.6 0.599 12.9 20.6 42.8 0.1 0.069 0.029 0.048
Campus Christian Center and Dorm 80 44.2 0.04 8.6 497 93.5 47.4 156 37153.523 3981.0717 70
Combination Residential/health clinic/casino 57 54.7 54.7 0.073 55.6 196.8 167.3 23.3 1.40E+06
Convenience Store 114 436 31 30 1 24 28 207
Correctional Facility 60 85 13 46 266 4.25E+05
Correctional Facility 112 a 175 83 <.1 70 11 34 244 4.47E+07
Correctional Facility 112 b 223 84 <.1 71 12 39 248 1.50E+05
Correctional Facility 112 c 147 7 <.1 70 11 36 224 3.30E+05
Correctional Facility 112 d 236 103 <.1 94 16 53 309 7.90E+05
Correctional Facility 112 e 227 78 <.1 68 12 39 255 1.00E+05
Correctional Facility 112 f 221 72 <.1 66 11 34 209 4.10E+04
Correctional Facility 112 g 212 89 <.1 84 15 54 286 4.80E+05
Correctional Facility 112 h 155 116 <.1 84 20 75 302 6.00E+05
Correctional Facility 112 i 253 84 <.1 71 12 37 253 1.40E+05
Correctional Facility 112 j 280 78 <.1 71 11 36 250 2.70E+05
Correctional Facility 112 k 235 103 <.1 94 16 53 310 7.60E+05
Correctional Facility 112 l 250 96 <.1 86 15 37 308 6.50E+06
Correctional Facility 112 m 230 84 <.1 71 12 39 248 1.50E+05
Correctional Facility 112 n 232 79 <.1 73 11 38 257 4.00E+05
Correctional Facility 112 o 218 98 <.1 83 16 52 310 6.00E+05
Correctional Facility 112 p 99 87 <.1 81 16 54 278 3.00E+05
Correctional Facility 112 q 193 103 <.1 93 16 52 314 1.59E+06
Correctional Facility 86 47 46 0 36 7 50 344 46 149 193 86 9.00E+06 7 221 16 60
Dairy Farm 41 cows 50 360 33 0.2 23 61 218 489 690 6.7
Dairy Farm 130 cows 50 382 130 1 18 49 1293 3115 5080 6.1
Dairy Farm 96 cows 50 545 141 0.7 77 82 1093 2755 4122 6.2
Dairy Farm 45 cows 50 207 104 0.4 55 31 436 1329 1930 6.2
Dairy Farm 54 cows 50 168 39 0.3 24 42 303 754 1116 7
Golf club 92 36 13 56 197 416 24
Golf club 92 3778 63 17 121 333 620 46
Golf club 92 845 36 10 44 101 227 33
Marina B 143 440 400 42 644 1615 130 6.84 19.9
Marina C2 143 140 200 15 118 108 6 7.14 21.1
Marina Campground and marina 143 400 400 37 395 737 40 7.2 24.6
Marina D1 143 300 250 33 326 351 98 7 20.5
Marina D2 143 68 80 6.9 130 9 8 6.89 361 20
Marina E 143 820 890 96 901 3590 91 7 22.6
Marina G 143 120 110 18 255 2906 49 6.99 23.9
Marina J2 143 190 200 31 406 2500 9 6.25 21.1
Marina L 143 830 800 78 657 1848 24 7.17 20.1
Marina M1 143 680 700 67 1537 2035 140 7.08 22.4
Marina M2 143 470 490 44 1117 1247 8 7.09 22.6
Marina N 143 640 620 100 377 2463 240 6.96 23.7
Motel 92 14100 34 20 66 171 381 45
Museum One room schoolhouse turned into museum 109 34.2 33.5 150.3 97 >16000 7.7
Office 83 30 73.5 72.8 0.05 0.65 50 33 161 9.50E+04 5.10E+05
Office 113 97.6 44.7 137.2
Office 113 130.6 83.6 280
Office 113 192.1 55.6 276.8
Office/Manufacturing 67 171 2 109 24 98 19.4 0.8 155
Office/Manufacturing 67 109 2 86 41 60 15.5 1.5 117
Residential/Church/School 91 35.9 57 44 8.1 85 168 338
Residential/Church/School 91 41 36 157 276 65
Residential/Church/School 91 48 50 32 52 118 228 16
Residential/Church/School 91 75 189 284 22
Residential/Church/School 91 34 26 11.4 47 129 268
Rest Area 59 185 0.3 167 51 173 510 170 380000 1500000 2400000 7.81 656 1860 114
Sawmill 83 3000 77.47 76.25 0.04 1.18 49 39.6 53.6 3.40E+05 4.30E+06
School 23 47 1 30 105
School 59 92 0.5 77 49 218 590 213 180000 2100000 182000 6.34 403 1230 93
School Elementary School 89 66 6.9 71
School 113 49.4 15.5 46
School 113 82.9 21 100.8
School 113 96.1 33.5 95.5
School 113 96.7 13.8 97.2
School 113 96.5 38.4 78.6
School 113 61.4 107.6 158.2
School 113 100.3 31.8 107.4
School Elementary School 144 152 128 9 31.8 7.6 107 2481 59 137 25 43 107
Shopping Plaza 89 28 5.5 65
Ski area Ski Area using 0.5 gal/flush toilets 47 166 6.6 187 8.32
Store Grocery store with meat packing 133 77 75.6 0.1 1.4 60.9 118.7 649.7
Multi Residential
Apartment complex 119 11 48 5 1271 99 402 60 150 291 2.70E+06 1.00E+08 8.4 2250microho/100ml 275
Cluster System Elkton 153 33.8 134
Cluster System Glide STEP 153 55 112
Cluster System Mill City STEP/STEF 153 41 0.18 33.1 48.9 111
Cluster System New Minden 153 47 140
Cluster System Starbuck 153 46 34 130
Cluster System Steamboat 153 17 150
Cluster System STEP system 153 34.5 129
Community 124 55.9 0.6 55 6.02 72.6 219
Duplex 64 33 4.9 80 7.55
Duplex 64 26 0.63 25.7 23.8 145 1.30E+04 1.00E+06 7.69 57
Housing Complex Student housing 117 200 61.2 195
Housing Complex Student housing 117 200 95.2 229
Housing Complex 117 200 60.8 191
Housing Complex 117 200 93 188
Housing Complex 117 200 46.9 177
Housing Complex 117 200 61 145
Housing Complex 118 63.7 195
Housing Complex 118 56.7 184
Multi-family 60 59 7.9 27 184 2.60E+05
Multi-family 60 33 5.4 64 63 1.40E+05
Multi-family 5 single family homes feeding one system 74 40 60 179
Multi-family Multiple Mobile Home 75 35 30 80 95 170
Multi-family 78 75.3 20.1 7.87 413 37 185 91 734 7.2
Multi-family 101 29.8 6.83 <.05 0.238 24.7 8.18 94.9 1.11E+06 7.36 3204 183
Multi-family 102 5 0.07 0.64 21.6 10 84.8 122 233 2.01E+06 1.99E+07
Multi-family Condominium 145 <0.5 28 6.2 2511886.4 97 18 174
a - Winter
b - Summer
c - Oct. 1999 to June 2000
d - Oct. 1997 to June 1999
e - warm months
f - cold months
g - feb96-may96 start up
h - nov96-mar97
i - nov97-apr98
j - oct98-april99
k - july96-oct96
l - june97-sept97
m - june98-sept98
n - may99-july99
o - oct96-may97
p - oct97-apr98
q - oct98-apr-99
r - mar96-april96
s - nov96-may97
t - oct97-may98
u - sept98-april99
v - july98-sept98
w - oct98-may99
404942010.xls, Municipal Raw Wastewater
Source Type Description Reference Flag Flow Flow Flow Rate Total N Organic N TKN NO2
gpcd gpd gpm mg-N/L mg-N/L mg-N/L mg-NO2/L
Municipal 1 5.97E+05 33
Municipal 2
Municipal 4 4.00E+02 23.1
Municipal 5 2.12E+07
Municipal 7 8.00E+06 36 24.6
Municipal 9 105
Municipal 10 39.6
Municipal 13
Municipal 14 4.49E+08 92.5 88.4
Municipal 15 27.5
Municipal 16
Municipal 16
Municipal 16
Municipal 16
Municipal 16
Municipal 17 5.00E+06 44.9
Municipal 17 8.70E+06 24.7
Municipal 18 55
Municipal 18 65
Municipal 19 35.5
Municipal 20
Municipal 21 a 11 30
Municipal 24 b
Municipal 25 5.37E+06 22.4
Municipal 26 38.9
Municipal 27 32.5
Municipal 27
Municipal 27 36.6
Municipal 27
Municipal 27
Municipal 27
Municipal 27
Municipal 28 45
Municipal 29 c 219
Municipal 32 27.9
Municipal 33
Municipal 34 39.6
Municipal 36
Municipal 36 25
Municipal 36 152
Municipal 36 31
Municipal 36 34
Municipal 37 30
Municipal 98 d
Municipal 152 e, f 1.39E+02 50.8 50.8
Municipal 152 e, f 1.48E+02
a - Taken from WWTP influent

b - Municipal (Capehart Facility)
c - South African waste from meat packing plant
d - Municipal Influent
e - WWTP servicing approximately 260 homes (monthly samples)
f - Estimated average flow per household
NO2-N NO3 NO3-N NOx-N NH3 NH3-N NH4 NH4-N Total P Total P Ortho P Organic P
mg-N/L mg-NO3/L mg-N/L mg-N/L mg-NH3/L mg-N/L mg-NH4/L mg-N/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg-P/L mg-P/L
7.4
20.6 9.1
4.6
36 8.54
12.6
13.5
7.7
100
<1 36 7
4 59.5 6.7
15.5 5.3
9.8
12.3
10.1
5.7
9.3
22.9 6.7
37.8 7.5
12.5 3.1
13.9 4.1
15.4 4.9
27 3.8
31 4.9
0 3.57
21 7.1
0.1 0.1 19 3.2
8.1
12 5.3
6.3
25
20.6
13
15
33 40
8.7
0.3 26.4
27
23
26 6.1
19 5.3
35 14
24 6.5
25 8.5
0.1 1.5 23 3.8
0.07 36.2
28.3
Total Total Total Volatile Volatile

Suspended Dissolved Volatile Volatile Suspended Dissolved
Soluble P Reactive P PO4 PO4-P Ortho PO4 Total Solids Soilds Solids Solids Solids Solids Solids
mg-P/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg-P/L mg-PO4/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L
206
121
428
128
2003
140
149
215
1700
250
77
539
140
6.1 223
7.8 283.5
7.7 238.3
2.5 279.7
6.3 338.3
244
316
235
266
196
125
251
6.5 220
282
225
62.65
217
299.9
5.4 184
292
3 302
3.6 158
3.9 192
6 359
196
270
3.4
4.1
12
6.3
5.8
148
267
288
385
Total Dissolved Total

Total Organic Organic Inorganic Oil & Fats, Oil & Fecal Total Fecal
BOD5 cBOD5 cBOD COD Carbon Carbon Carbon Grease Grease Coliforms Coliforms E. Coli Strep.
mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L cfu/100ml cfu/100ml cfu/100ml cfu/100ml
240
428
342
146.4 7
797 2508
300
183 376
208
2650 4820
416
630
225
105
459 921
330
556.3
502
539.3
1830
662.7
177
216
159
195
156
121
284
220
563
178 >1600 >1600
8.16
159 404
170.5 446
221
210
294
172
117
237
203
500 1100
5470
172 374
260 555
148 244
148 312
196 406
186 487
199 289
135 255
301
264 634
369
pH Alkalinity Hardness EC Conductivity Temp DO Tubidity Chloride SO4 SO4-S Sulfide Ca

mg/L as CaCO3
mg/L as CaCO4 μS/cm μOhm/cm Celcius mg/L NTU mg/L mg-SO4/L mg-S/L mg-S/L mg/L
137
7.5
7.9 300
7.4 410
439.7
415.5
435.7
1938
354.3
191
6.8
274
7.3
Fe Mg K Na Al Zinc Cu Mn
mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L mg/L

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Reference ID Year Author

34 2004 Riska, R., J.A. Husband, P. Kos, and R

70 1998 Anderson, D.L., M.B. Tyl, R.J. Otis, T.

106 1974 Karikari, T.J., C.E. Beer, and R.J. Smith

142 1997 Bounds, T.R.

Onsite Wastewater Nutrient Reduction (OWNRS) For Nutrient Sensitive Environments

Treatment of a Residential Septic Tank Effluent in an Aerobic Lagoon

Wastewater Treatment Systems for Rural Communities

Proceedings of WEFTEC, New Orleans, LA, October 2-6, 2004

Tennessee Valley, October 2003

ando, FL, ASAE, Florida South 1 2 1 2 2 Winter, Spring, Summer 1

Multiple locations West 3 2 2 4 1 All 1

Location = state where the study was conducted

Note: A blank cell indicates the data was not provided.

1.8 8.8 9.4 11.3

0.1125 0.1575 53.47 11.65

Total Total Total Volatile Volatile

Total Dissolved Total

pH Alkalinity Hardness EC Conductivity Temp DO Tubidity Chloride SO4 SO4-S Sulfide

6.9 15.7 0.5 42

Total Total Volatile Volatile Total Dissolved Total

a - Taken from WWTP influent

Total Total Total Volatile Volatile

Total Dissolved Total

pH Alkalinity Hardness EC Conductivity Temp DO Tubidity Chloride SO4 SO4-S Sulfide Ca

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