
c. A sludge of 1000 m3 is to be dewatered by centrifuge. If the solid content...
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A wastewater treatment plant treats 1000 (m3 day) of wastewater. Calculate the amount of excess sludge (kg day l) under steady-state condition, based on the following information: -Influent and effluent BOD concentrations: 200 mg Lland 10 mg L-? -Influent P concentration: 10 mg L-? -Yx/s=0.6; ka=0 (ignore the decay rate) -Content percentage of P in excess sludge: 7% The amount of excess sludge (kg day '); 64 84 114 214 the most anxious...
A wastewater flow of 18,000 m3/day is to be treated in a completely mixed activated sludge system at a concentration of 3000 mg/L MLSS (mixed liquor suspended solids). The secondary clarifier is designed to thicken the sludge to 12,000 mg/L. Assuming a growth yield coefficient of 0.5 Kg/Kg, an influent BOD of 100 mg/L with a residence time of 8 days, determine the following: a) The volume of the reactor b) The mass of the solids and the wet volume...
A coagulation process has a design flow of 0.75 m3/s and is dosing alum at 35 mg/L. clay is also added at 14 mg/L as an additive to help the coagulation process. The influent suspended solids is 55 mg/L and the effluent is 8 mg/L. The sludge solids content is 2.5% and the specific gravity of the sludge solids is 3.5. What is the volume of sludge to be removed in one week? In one year?
In geology, the moisture content of a solid is computed as θ = Vw / (Vs + Vw + Va), where Vs is the volume of soil, Vw is the volume of water and Va is the air space. The denominator S = Vs + Vw + Va of the moisture content is computed using a function CalcDen that receives, as arguments, Vs, Vw and Va and returns S. The moisture content is computed using a function CalcMos that receives,...
B. The moist weight of 0.028 m3 of a soil is 52 kg. The moisture content and the specific gravity of the soil solids are determined in the laboratory to be 11% and 2.7 , respectively. Calculate the following: Moist unit weight (kg/m3) i. Dry unit weight (kg/m3) ii. Void ratio d. Porosity iii. iv. Degree of saturation (%) Volume occupied by water (m3) v. ngle C. For the soil sample in A (above) represent the following on a soil...
Question 2 A complete mix activated sludge process is to be used for biological treatment. Assume the following for the activated sludge process: • Plant influent BODs of 156 mg/L • Sludge age is 8 days Biomass yield (Y) of 0.54 kg biomass / kg BOD • Endogenous decay rate (kd) = 0.05 day! • Ks=10 g BOD/m3 Biomass concentration (X) of 2700 mg/L • recycle biomass concentration (Xr) of 12,000 mg/L The fresh flow rate treated is 1000 m²/day...
2. A 1.5 m3 sample of moist soil weights 2750 kg. The water content is 15.5%. Assume Gs 2.7. With this information, fill in all the blanks on the phase diagram. Also provide the void ratio, porosity and dry density. Show all your calculations Weight Volume Water Solid Air
2. A 1.5 m3 sample of moist soil weights 2750 kg. The water content is 15.5%. Assume Gs 2.7. With this information, fill in all the blanks on the phase diagram....
Q2. Copper ores rich in ultra-soluble sulfate minerals are leached using water. Finely grounded solid copper ore with 1000 kg/h, contains 20% CuSO4 (copper sulfate) and 70 % insoluble solids (Feed, F). The rest 10 % is contaminants and ignore their existence in your calculations. (Take only copper sulfate (solute) and solid content of the Feed.) The leaching occurs in a two- stage, counter-current system using 3000 kg/h of water as pure solvent. The ratio of kg insoluble solid to...
Q2. Copper ores rich in ultra-soluble sulfate minerals are leached using water. Finely grounded solid copper ore with 1000 kg/h, contains 20% CuSO4 (copper sulfate) and 70 % insoluble solids (Feed, F). The rest 10 % is contaminants and ignore their existence in your calculations. (Take only copper sulfate (solute) and solid content of the Feed.) The leaching occurs in a two- stage, counter-current system using 3000 kg/h of water as pure solvent. The ratio of kg insoluble solid to...
Q2. Copper ores rich in ultra-soluble sulfate minerals are leached using water. Finely grounded solid copper ore with 1000 kg/h, contains 20% CuSO4 (copper sulfate) and 70 % insoluble solids (Feed, F). The rest 10 % is contaminants and ignore their existence in your calculations. (Take only copper sulfate (solute) and solid content of the Feed.) The leaching occurs in a two- stage, counter-current system using 3000 kg/h of water as pure solvent. The ratio of kg insoluble solid to...