Process calculators
Overwrite the example values with your readings. Tap any dotted-underlined word for its meaning.
Typical operating ranges
Typical values, not discharge limits: always follow your permit and equipment suppliers. A ◆ marks a value from US regulations, for reference only.
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Formulas and theory
About
Process Operator Handbook is an offline handbook for wastewater treatment operators, process engineers and students. It has process calculators with the working shown, a symptom-based troubleshooting guide, typical operating ranges and an exam-practice quiz, in SI or US units. Everything runs on your device; the app collects no data.
Your plan
For utilities and training providers
Team licences, your own operating limits and branding built in, and question banks matched to your training course.
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How to use it
- Calculate: overwrite the example values with your readings. Results, checks and the full working update as you type. Your entries are remembered on this device.
- Plant: set up your plant once. Its volumes and areas fill the calculators, daily rounds are checked against your own limits, and trends show how things are moving.
- Diagnose: pick a symptom to see likely causes, what to check and what to do.
- Ranges: typical values to compare your plant against.
- Quiz: exam practice by topic, timed mock exams, unlimited maths drills and a review of your mistakes.
- Search: the search box at the top finds any calculator, symptom or range, offline.
- Favourites: tap ☆ on a calculator to pin it to the top of the list.
- Abbreviations: tap any dotted-underlined abbreviation (such as SRT) to see what it means, or open the full glossary.
- Starter calculators: pick your role again to pin a different starter set. Choose →
- Formulas and theory: the principle behind every calculator, its assumptions and limits, and tips for using it on a real plant. Open →
- Logbook: tap “Save to log” on a calculator to keep a dated record of your readings and results.
Before you rely on a value
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Units
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Calculators, ranges, troubleshooting and maths questions all follow your unit choice. Written quiz questions give SI with US equivalents where useful.
Sources
Ranges and formulas are drawn from these references and from general wastewater practice.
Version 1.3.0 · Guidance only: follow your local regulator, permit and equipment supplier limits.