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2. Preliminary “Treatment”
• Equalization
– Smooth out fluctuations in flow rate
– Results in more consistent treatment
• Flow Measurement
– Flow rate information needed for efficient
operation, chemical addition, etc
3. Equalization
• Objective
– Decrease fluctuations in flow rate, to provide more
consistent treatment
• Accomplished by storing excess wastewater
during high flow periods
• Excess wastewater is released during low flow
periods
4. Pumping
• Sometimes needed to lift the water to a
higher elevation than the discharge point
of the main trunk sewer line.
• After pumping, the plant is designed to
operate under gravity flow to the point of
discharge at the receiving stream.
6. Flow Measurement
• Objective
– Measure flow rate to facilitate plant
operation
• Several operations need flow rate data
for good operation
– Chlorination
– pH adjustment
– Also required for NPDES reports
7. Design of Influent Channel
• Objective
– Design a combination of circular sewer and
rectangular channels to deliver wastewater to the
head works of the treatment plant
• Apply open channel flow hydraulics –
applying Manning’s equation considering:
– Minimum velocity to reduce solids deposition in
the channel
– Hydraulic grade, slope of channel invert to provide
scour of solids
– Channel dimensions that match or transition the
influent circular sewer with a rectangular channel
8. Primary Treatment
- Designed to remove settleable solids and
reduce the organic load (BOD) on the
secondary units.
- Primary treatment includes
- Bar screen
- Comminutor
- Grit chamber
- Primary clarifier
9. Bar Screen
Vendor-Provided Equipment
• Purpose: to remove large objects (sticks,
cans, etc) which may cause flow
obstructions.
• Depending on the size of the plant, bar
screens are either hand or mechanically
cleaned.
• Hand cleaned: used primarily at small
plants.
10. Figure (a) Manually cleaned bar rack (from Peavy, Rowe, and
Tchobanoglous, 1985, p. 218)
11. Bar Screen
Mechanically Cleaned
• More frequently used because labor and
overflowing are greatly reduced.
• A by-pass channel with a hand cleaned bar
screen must also be provided. A second
mechanically cleaned bar screen can also be
provided.
• The purpose of the by-pass channel is to
provide treatment in case of a mechanical
failure.
• Screens are either front or back cleaned.
13. Mechanical Bar Screen
General Design Criteria
• Bar Width: 1/4 to 5/8 in
• Spacing: 5/8 to 3 in
• Depth: 1 to 1.5 inches
• Slope: 30 – 45o from the vertical.
15. Mechanical Bar Screen
General Design Criteria
• Approach velocity – 1.25 fps @ minimum flow
(as determined by the Manning Eqn.), the
purpose in controlling the approach velocity is to
prevent deposition of grit in the channel.
• Velocity through the screen - < 3 fps, to prevent
excessive headloss and to prevent forcing of
screenings through the openings.
• Quantities of screenings – 0.5-5 ft3/ MG,
average 2 ft3/MG
16. Mechanical Bar Screen
General Design Criteria
• Disposal of screenings – landfill or
incineration
• Density: 80% moisture (60 pcf) right off
the screen, dry (12 pcf)
• hL = 0.5 – 2.5 ft (max)
• hL=(Vs2-vc2)/(2g * 0.7)
– Vs= velocity through the bars
– vc= approach velocity in the upstream channel
17. Comminutors
Vendor-Provided Equipment
• Purpose: to chop solids between 1/4 - 3/8 inch
to prevent pumps from being clogged.
• Comminutors are installed directly into the
influent channel.
• Since comminutors come in a standard size, it
is not unusual to select the comminutor first,
then size the channel.
• Comminutors should be provided with a
by-pass channel and a hand cleaned bar
screen.
19. Grit Chambers
• Purpose: to remove inorganic material referred
to as grit. Grit includes sand, eggshells, bone
chips, coffee grounds, etc.
• Grit is removed to prevent abrasion of pumps
and to reduce deposits in pipe lines, channels,
and digesters.
20. Grit Chamber
General Design Criteria
• Specific gravity of grit: 2.65
• Diameter of grit: 0.22 mm
• Settling velocity: 0.075 fps
• Equivalent overflow rate: 48,400 gpd/ft2
21. Grit Chamber
General Design Criteria
• Quantity of girt: 1/3 to 24 ft3/MG
– Ave = 4 ft3 /MG
• Disposal of grit: land fill or incineration (Grit
must be washed before disposal)
• Grit chamber storage:
– Small plant: provide storage below the design invert
depending on the quantity and frequency of removal.
– Large plant: continuous removal, the conveyor
hopper is designed based on the size of the
equipment.
23. Grit Chamber
Square Clarifier (Detritus Tank)
• Detritus tanks are designed so that the
horizontal velocity is 1.0 fps at maximum
flow. This means that at low flow, the
velocity is less than 1.0 fps, and therefore,
organic material will accumulate.
• Organics are removed by counter current
washing as the grit moves up an incline for
disposal.
25. Grit Chamber
Square Clarifier (Detritus Tank)
• Basic Design Criteria
– Vs = 0.075 fps @ Average Flow
– td < 1 min
– Overflow rate: 48,400 gpd/ft2
– Vh: 0.75-1.25 fps (keeps organics in
suspension)
26. Grit Chamber
Aerated Grit Chamber
• Upon discovering that grit accumulated in
the bottom of activated sludge aeration
basins, it has became common practice to
use aerated grit chambers.
• Aeration also provides pretreatment of the
waste by removing odors and inducing
flocculation of the organic material making
primary clarification more effective.
28. Aerated Grit Chamber
Benefits of Pre-aeration
• By providing preaeration, primary treatment is
improved through:
– Grit removal
– Flocculation
– Odor Control
– Grease Separation
• Design the detention time and aeration rate to
control all four
29. Aerated Grit Chamber
General Design Criteria
• Rate of aeration: 5 cfm/ft length (provide for variable
rates of aeration which is adjusted according to the
flow and efficiency of grit removal).
• Width to Depth Ratio: a critical factor in providing an
effective spiral-rolling action in the grit chamber
– W:D = 1 – 2.2 : 1
• Depth = 10 – 15 ft (starting point: set depth first)
• Length:Width Ratio = 3:1, final dimensions are
adjusted so that the detention time is 3-10 minutes.
30. Primary Clarifier
• Purpose: to remove settleable organics and
floating scum (grease and oils).
• Efficiencies:
– Suspended solids 50 – 65%
– BOD 30 – 35%
• Primary clarifiers are either circular or
rectangular. They are very similar to
sedimentation basins used in water treatment
except that scum removal is always provided in
addition to sludge collection.
35. Primary Clarifiers
Design Criteria
• Type II Settling Clarifier: during settling organic
solids come in contact with each other and
aggregate increasing the particle size and
settling rate. Aggregation increases with time,
therefore detention time is important.
• Td: 90 – 150 min at average flow (Avg 2 hr)
• Overflow rate: 600 – 1,200 gpd/ft2
• Weir loading rate: 10,000 – 15,000 gpd/ft.
39. Aerial View of Blue Plains Wastewater Treatment Plant,
Washington D.C.
(avg. flow rate = 309 Million gals/day)
40. Sludge Quantities
• Quantity of sludge collected in the primary clarifier depends on:
– Specific gravity of the dry solids
– % moisture
– Efficiency of settling
• The following relationship is used to determine the specific gravity of the sludge (mixture of
solids and water):
S = Sp. Gr. of sludge
Ss = Sp. Gr. of dry solids
Sw = Sp. Gr. of water (1.0)
Ps = % solids (sludge)
Pw = % water (sludge)
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• The volume of sludge can be determined
from the following relationship:
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Ws = dry weight of solids, lb
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43. Primary Treatment Efficiency
• BOD = 30 – 35% SS = 50 – 65%
• Wastewater entering secondary treatment
Strong: BOD = 260–280 mg/L
SS= 120–175 mg/L
Medium: BOD= 145–155 mg/L
SS= 80–110 mg/L
Weak: BOD= 70–80 mg/L
SS= 35–50 mg/L
Forms of BOD: (a) Colloidal
(b) Soluble/Dissolved
44. Ex. Determine the quantity of primary sludge per million
gallons for domestic sewage with the following
characteristics: SS = 200 mg/L
Ss = 1.4 % moisture = 95%
Suspended solids removal efficiency = 60%
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45. References
• Peavy, Howard S., Rowe, Donald R., and
Tchobanoglous, George (1985)
Environmental Engineering. McGraw-Hill.
New York.
• Tchobanoglous, George and Burton,
Franklin L. (1991) Wastewater Engineering
Treatment, Disposal, and Reuse. Metcalf
and Eddy, Inc. Irwin McGraw-Hill, Boston.
• www.slideshare.net/arpit026