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Outline
Objectives
Introduction
- Plant Classifications (Aerobic, Anaerobic, Fixed Media,
Suspended Culture etc)
Type of Treatments
- Primary, Secondary, Tertiary (Management Aspect,
Biological oxidation, Kinetics of BOD etc)
- Design Aspects- Physical & Chemical Plant (Screen, Grit
Removal, Comminutor, Skimming & Equalization Tanks,
Sedimentation Tank, Coagulation & flocculations)
- Design of biological Plant (Activated Sludge, RBC, Anaerobic
Digester etc)
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Text Book
Objectives
To learn how to do a preliminary design of the
most widely used wastewater treatment unit
operations and how to organize these into a
functioning treatment system.
To provide experiences in realistic civil and
environmental
engineering
design
and
construction practice.
To develop teamwork and communication
skills required for multi-disciplinary civil and
environmental engineering objectives.
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Polluted river
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Solid (0.1%)
Inorganic
(30%)
Organic (70%)
Protein
(65%)
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Carbohydrate
(25%)
Fat
(10%)
grit
salt
metal
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Treatment
Discharges
organisms
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NonOrganic
(2)
Total Organic
(3)
BOD5
39
15
54
19
26
10
36
23
90
42
160
12
Suspended Solid
(settle-able)
Suspended solid
(unsettle-able)
TOTAL
Dissolved solid
80
80
Data from Table 1.1, taken from the analysis of sewage sample, x.
Tested to the organic, inorganic and BOD5 concentration.
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Wastewater Quality
The design of a wastewater treatment plant requires
knowledge of:
Quantity or flow rate of wastewater.
Required to determine the size of the various unit operations
and unit processes.
Quality of raw wastewater.
Required to determine which unit operations and processes to
be used.
Quality required for the effluent (treated wastewater).
Required to determine the degree of treatment needed to
produce the required quality of the effluent.
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Wastewater Quality
The quantity of wastewater produced varies in different
communities and countries, depending on a number of factors
such as water uses, climate, lifestyle, economics, etc.
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Wastewater Quality
Definitions:
Daily measured flow at a sewage works during a period of dry weather, or
The rate of flow of sewage (domestic & industrial wastes), together with infiltration
if any, in a sewer in dry weather measured after a period of seven consecutive
days of dry weather during which the rainfall has not exceeded 0.25 mm
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DWF from municipal catchments can be divided into waters from household,
institutions, business areas, industries, drainage of buildings and infiltration.
In the absence of flow measurements, the DWF is computed from the population
and per capita sewage flow or water consumption.
For example:
A community of 100 persons with an average per capita sewage flow of 200 L/d
DWF = 20,000 L
= 20 m3
This represents a flow of 20,000 L/24 h or 0.23 L/s
At a large sewage works the flows entering the works in dry weather are like to be
50% of the DWF at any point in time.
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Wastewater Quality
DWF
DWF
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Definition:
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Identification of Quantity of DWF
Through some calculation methods.
Usually can be calculated from the quantity of
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Wastewater Quality
Identification of Quantity of DWF
Calculation method
(i)
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Identification of Quantity of DWF
Calculation method
(iii) (Water supplied * populations) + other sources
lost
DWF = (i) + (other source such as well)
(20~30% lost)
(iv) Sewage record of short period
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Wastewater Quality
Identification of Quantity of DWF
Calculation method
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Wastewater Quality
Example :
a)
b)
Solution:
a) DWF = q*P
= (250 L/capita.day) (10 000 people)
= 2 500 000 liter/day
= 2500 m3/day
b) DWF= (0.67*20 000 x 0.25 m3/day)
= 3350 m3/day
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Wastewater Quality
Land application:
kg of BOD applied per day
(area loaded per day) * (cycle time)
We know, LBOD =
Where,
LBOD = kg/ha-day
kg of BOD application per day = Concentration, mg/L
Flow, m3/day Conversion Factor (CF);
Conversion Factor = [1000 L/ m3 0.001 kg/g
1g/1000mg]
Area Loaded = Total wetted area receiving wastewater
per day, ha
Cycle time = time between subsequent applications to
a given plot, days
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Land Application
Calculation:
A wastewater treatment plant discharged effluents for
land treatment purpose which contented BOD of 200
mg/L. The slow-rate land treatment field area was 2
ha/day and the daily effluent flow rate was 1000
m3/day. The land treatment effluent application
cycle time was 5 days between two applications.
Findout cycle average BOD loading rate.
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