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The document discusses the design of a wastewater treatment system including sizing of SBR basins, sludge production rates, aeration requirements, and dimensions of other unit processes. Population served, wastewater characteristics, and design parameters for the SBRs and other treatment components are provided.

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SBR Design

The document discusses the design of a wastewater treatment system including sizing of SBR basins, sludge production rates, aeration requirements, and dimensions of other unit processes. Population served, wastewater characteristics, and design parameters for the SBRs and other treatment components are provided.

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Population

per capita flow


per capita flow

1 Flow
Average

Peak factor
Peak duration
Peak flow

12000
350 lps
0.25 m3/capita

3000
125
2.1
0.035
2.50
2
7500
312.5
5.2
0.087

m3/d
m3/hr
m3/min
m3/s

m3/d
m3/hr
m3/min
m3/s

2 Balancing Tank
Effective volume
HRT at Qavg,hrs
Air required for effective mings
SBR feed Pumps
Sleetced feed Pumps
Fill hours

375
3.0
375
125
125
3

m3
hrs
m3/hr

3 SBR- operating details


Operating cycle time
No of SBR
No of cyles per basin
Total fill time
Anoxic ( non aerated) fill time
Aerated fill time
Aeration time
Settlement Time
Decant time
Idle time
Total cycle time
No of cycles per basin

6
2
4
3
0.5
2.5
0.5
1
1
0.5
6
4

hrs
no

5 SBR dimesnions
Side water Depth
Area
Length
Width
Selected dimesnions area
Total volume

5
266
19
14
266
1330

m3/hr
hours

hrs
hrs

BOD per capita


BOD LOAD
BOD,mg/l

2 Wastewater Quality
BOD
TKN
Ammonia
TSS
Assumptions
Elevation
Yield coefficient, Y
Kd
Clean water efficiency
Alpha
Beta
Sewage Temperature
O2 solu.Tap water, field condnC'sw
O2 solu.Tap water, 20deg C ,Csw
DO
Fine Bubble effeciency
Design Air temperature
4 SBR Sizing
Volume per cycle per basin
BOD load, per SBR
MLSS to be maitained
F/M to be maintained
Sludge Volume Index
Size
Approach -I, F/M based
Sludge required
Sludge after decant,concn
Sludge Volume
Approach -2, SVI based
settled sludge volume
Selected volume of SBR
add volume of decant
Volume per basin
add band betn Sludge layer/decant
Total Volume
6 Water Levels in SBR and MLSS
Depth of decant volume
LWL
Volume at LWL
MLSS Concentration
MLSS Concentration(without band)

75
900
300

Inlet
300
40
24
300

Outlet
10
1
1
10

50.000
0.650
0.050
5.500
0.5
0.950
35
6.9
9.1
2.000
0.236
45

375.0
450.0
3500
0.1
0.15

m3
kg/d
mg/l
d-1
m3/kg

4500 kgs
6 kg/m3
733.3 m3
675
733.3
375.0
1108.3
221.67
1330.0

m3
m3
m3
m3
m3
m3

1.410
3.6
955.0
4712.0
6136.4

m
m
m3
mg/l
mg/l

Units
mg/l
mg/l
mg/l
mg/l

7 Decanter Sizing
Decant Volume/cycle
No fo SBR in decant mode at a time
Decant Time in Hours
Rate of flow
Selected decnater (25 % extra for
operational flexibility)
9 Sludge Production
Sludge Production rate
Sludge Produced
SRT,d

11 Sludge Thickener
Solids Loading rate(25-60)
Surface loading rate ( 16-30)
Solids flow rate
Area of thickener
Diameter
Selected dia
Area of thickener
Conc of thickened sludge
Volume of thickned sludge
Depth of Thickenening
at top
at bottom
average
Volume of sludge
Depth
Depth of settling zone
Clear effluent depth
Free Board
SWD Depth

a
b

13 Air requirements
Balancing Tank, at 1 m3/m3/hr
Sludge Digestor
Expected VS Destruction
VS destroyed
O2 required
O2 required
AOR/SOR for fine bubble
SOR
diffuser effeciency
Air required
Air supplied per m3 of digestor vol

375.0
1
1
375 m3/hr
6.25 m3/min
7.8125 m3/min

0.7 kg/kgBODr
609.0 kg/d
14.1 days

35
24
150.46
103.17
11.46
10
78.5
20
29.563
4.71
20
12.35602
47.852
0.610
1.5
1
0.5
3.11

kg/m2/d
m3/m2/d
kg/hr
m2
m
m
kg/m3
m3/d
kg/m3
kg/m3
kg/m3
m3
m
m
m

10 WasteSludge Pump
Sludge conc after decant
Sludge Volume
Per reactor per cycle
Sludge Wasting Pump cap
12 Sludge Digestor
VS destruction
Degree days(from M&E)
HRT
Volume of sludge to be digested
Volume as 7/5 concept
Volume of digestor
Sludge in reactor at 2 % conc
Temperature at winter
Sludge age required
Sludge to be withdrawn everyday
Volume of sludge withdrawn
Consider sludge withdrawal
Size of digestor
Depth
Length
Width

125
468.75
0.8
275
35.2
351.56

m3/hr
m3/hr
hours
m3
min
m3

4.7
125.5
15.7
31

kg/m3
m3
m3
m3/hr

30
300
7
129.243
129.243
904.7
18637
22
13.636
1366.7
66.345
20

Kg/kgVSr

kg/d
m3/hr
m3/m3/hr

%
Days
m3/d
m3/d
kg
degC
kg/d
m3/d
m3/d

6
12.279
12.279

375

30%
146.16
2
292.32
0.4
730.8
29%
391.9749
0.433263

8 Chlorine Contact Tank


Flow rate to filters
Max decant rate
Duration of Decant
Volume of CCT
CCT contact period
for 45 minutes HRT volume

1.53

SBR
Sludge Yield
Sludge Produced
Kg of BOD removed
Nitrogen to be nitrified
AOR
SOR
Air Required
Air required at Inlet
Duty blowers
Each Blower
Fill time (Anoxic+Aerated)
Anoxic fill
Aerated fill time
Settel time
Decant time
Idle
available aeration time
Total aeration Time

0.3814
471.19
1278.9
534.69
1342.4
3734.7
2382.7
2586
1
2586
3
0.5
2.5
1
1
0.5
0.5
3

kg/BOD
kg/d
kg/d
kg/d
kg/d
kg/d
m3/hr
nm3/hr
m3/hr

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