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A wastewater plant with the activated sludge process received 5 × 106 L/day of wastewater with...
- A wastewater plant with the activated sludge process received 5 × 106 L/day of wastewater with a BOD5 of 500 mg/L. The primary clarifier removes 30% of the BOD and primary clarify effluent has no biomass (Xi=0 mg/L). Recycle (Qr) and waste sludge (Qw) flows are 25% and 2% of Qin, respectively. Effluent BOD5 from secondary clarifier and waste sludge is 20 mg/L. Microorganism concentration in the waste sludge (Xw) is 6,000 mg/L. Soluble BOD5 is biologically converted into CO2 and Y (yield coefficient) is 0.5 mgVSS /mgBOD
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- Calculate the value of X and the volume of the tank
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Figure 11-1 of the textbook with a gravity belt thickener to
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___________.
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mg/L. The design calls for the suspended solids to equal 3500 mg/L
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day-1 and the yield is 0.75 mg/mg. Determine:
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