CMAS BOD Removal-Nitrif Design-SI
CMAS BOD Removal-Nitrif Design-SI
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Instructions: Enter values in blue boxes. Spreadsheet calculates values in yellow boxes
Prim. Effl. BOD, BODo = 140 mg/L Prim. Effl. VSS, VSSo = 60
sBOD, sBODo = 70 mg/L
Prim. Effl. TKN, TKNo = 35
Prim. Effl. COD, CODo = 300 mg/L TKN peak/ave factor , FS = 1.5
sCOD, sCODo = 132 mg/L Prim. Effl. NH4-N, NH4-No = 25
rbCOD, rbCODo = 80 mg/L Prim. Effl. Tot. Phos, TPo = 6
SRT for BOD Rem., SRT = 5 days Design MLSS,, XTSS = 2000
Aeration WW Temp., Tww = C
o
12 to 3000
2. For Nitrification:
Range*
3.0 - 13.2
5.0 - 40.0
0.30 - 0.50
0.06 - 0.20
0.08 - 0.20
es is from M&E 4th Ed
1.03 - 1.08
1.03 - 1.08
1.00
ering Treatment
Range*
0.2 - 0.90
0.50 - 1.0
0.10 - 0.15
0.05 - 0.15
0.40 - 0.60
es is from M&E 4th Ed
1.06 - 1.123
1.03 - 1.08
1.03 - 1.123
ering Treatment
Completely Mixed Activated Sludge BOD Removal Calculations - S.I. units
Instructions: Enter values in blue boxes. Spreadsheet calculates values in yellow boxes
User Inputs
Target effluent concentrations: Design SRT, SRTBOD = 5
BODe = 30 mg/L Design MLSS, = 3000
TSSe = 25 mg/L Waste/recycle A.S. conc. TSSw = 6500
Tank Freeboard = 0.5 m Liquid Depth in Tank = 5.0
Number of Aeration Tanks = 3.0 Tank L:W ratio = 1.0
(target L:W - only used if tank is rectangular)
2. Determine the Production Rate and Mass of VSS and TSS in the Aeration Basin
3. Calculate Aeration Tank Volume and dimensions, Detention Time, and MLVSS
(User Input needed in Blue Cells)
Req. Aeration Vol., Vaer = 4,402 m3 Click on green box and then on
Req. Vol. per tank, Vtank = 1,467 m3 arrow to Select Tank Shape: rectangular
Calculated Tank Width = 17.1 m Actual Tank Width: 17.5
Calculated Tank Length = 17.1 m Actual Tank Length: 17.5
Tank Wall Height = 5.5 m Actual Tank liquid Volume = 1531
ii) Calculations
i) INPUTS
Std O2 Transf. Effic., SOTE = 29% Ratio of oxygen transfer rate in wastewater
(from diffuser mfr or vendor) to that in clean water, a = 0.65
Diffuser fouling factor, F = 0.90 Ratio of saturated D.O. in wastewater to that in
Sat'n DO at 20 C, 1 atm, Css =
o
9.08 mg/L clean water at same T & P, b = 0.95
D.O. conc. To be maintained for WW trtmt operation, CL = 2.0
ii) Calculations
days
mg/L
mg/L
m
rectangular)
g VSS/d/g VSS Equations used for the calculations: (note that conversion factors are needed in s
mg bCOD/L
V = Mass of MLSS/MLSS
rectangular
m
m
m3
Rules of Thumb for Estimating Oxygen/Air Requirements for Coarse or Fine Bubble Diffu
Source:
http://www.xylemwatersolutions.com/scs/sweden/sv-se/produkter/cirkulationspumpar/documents/san
m 1. The typical AOR/SOR (or AOTE/SOTE) is 0.50 for a coarse bubble aertion system.
C
o
2. The typical AOR/SOR (or AOTE/SOTE) is 0.33 for a fine bubble aertion system.
bar 3. The typical SOTE is 0.75% per foot (2.46%/m) of diffuser submergence for a coarse bubble system
bar 4. The typical SOTE is 2.0% per foot (6.56%/m) of diffuser submergence for a fine bubble system
kg/m3 5. Air weighs 1.275 kg/m3 (at 0oC and 1 bar) and contains 23% oxygen by weight, thus:
kg/m3 6. Air contains 0.2930 kg of oxygen/m3.
7. For biological treatment with SRT from 5 to 10 days, kg oxygen required /kg BOD removed
is typically in the range from 0.92 - 1.1 kg O2/kg BOD. Higher SRT results in a higher value
of kg O2 required/kg BOD removed.
8. The oxidation of 1 kg of ammonia nitrogen typically requires 4.1 to 4.6 kg of oxygen.
Nm /hr3
bar
5 12.77
10
6 12.45
7 12.14 8
8 11.84 6
9 11.56
4
10 11.29
11 11.03
2
12 10.78
13 10.54 0
14 10.3 0 5 10 15 20 25
Temperature, degrees C
15 10.08
16 9.87
17 9.66 Source for DO vs T data: USGS website at:
18 9.47
19 9.28 http://water.usgs.gov/software/DOTABLES/
20 9.09
21 8.92
22 8.74
23 8.58
24 8.42
25 8.26
26 8.11
27 7.97
28 7.83
29 7.69
30 7.56
31 7.43
32 7.30
33 7.18
34 7.06
35 6.95
factors are needed in some of the equations)
= kd,20 qTww - 20
TSSo - VSSo)
se or Fine Bubble Diffusers
nspumpar/documents/san3.pdf
BOD removed
n a higher value
atm below.
ion at WW Temperature:
006E-01 x + 1.460E+01
20 25 30 35 40
erature, degrees C
Completely Mixed Activated Sludge Nitrification Calculations - S.I. units
Instructions: Enter values in blue boxes. Spreadsheet calculates values in yellow boxes
NOTE: An initial estimate is needed for NOx in cell H7 to start an iterative calculation of
NOx below. 80% of the primary effluent TKN is suggested for this initial estimate.
Difference between estimated and calculated values for NOx = 0.0000 mg/L
Goal Seek Result:
Amount of nitrogen oxidized to nitrate, NOx = 28.9 mg/L
NOTE: This is an iterative solution. You must use Excel's "Goal Seek" to find the NOx value as
follows: Place the cursor on cell G31 and click on "goal seek" (in the "tools" menu of older versions
and under "Data What If Analysis" in newer versions of Excel). Enter values to "Set cell:" G31, "To
value:" 0, "By changing cell:" H7, and click on "OK". The calculated value of NOx will appear in cell
G33 and cell G31 should be zero if the process worked properly. Note that cell H7 needs an initial
estimate for NOx in order for the iterative solution to work properly.
4. Determine the Production Rate and Mass of VSS and TSS in the Aeration Basin
5. Calculate Aeration Tank Volume and dimensions, Detention Time, and MLVSS
(User Input needed in Blue Cells)
Req. Aeration Vol., Vaer = 13,325 m3 Click on green box and then on
Req. Vol. per tank, Vtank = 4,442 m3
arrow to Select Tank Shape: rectangular
Calculated Tank Width = 29.8 m Actual Tank Width: 30.0 m
A.S. Recycle Rate, Qr = 18,806 m3/d Waste A.S. Rate, Qw = 244 m3/d
Press. Drop across Diffuser = 0.030 bar Air Density at STP = 1.200 kg/m3
(from mfr/vendor) O2 Content in Air = 0.2770 kg/m3
ii) Calculations
Press. at mid depth, PD = 1.2 bar NH3-N Daily Loading = 22.9 kg/hr
BOD Daily Loading = 117.0 kg/hr AOTE = 9.5%
Oxygen Requirement = 256.9 kg/hr Air Requirement = 9737 Nm3/hr
i) INPUTS
Std O2 Transf. Effic., SOTE = 29% Ratio of oxygen transfer rate in wastewater
(from diffuser mfr or vendor) to that in clean water, a = 0.65
Diffuser fouling factor, F = 0.90 Ratio of saturated D.O. in wastewater to that in
Sat'n DO at 20 C, 1 atm, Css =
o
9.08 mg/L clean water at same T & P, b = 0.95
D.O. conc. To be maintained for WW trtmt operation, CL = 2.0 mg/L
ii) Calculations
Sat'n DO at Tww, 1 atm, Cs = 10.77 mg/L Press. at mid depth, PD = 1.2 bar
Observed Yield, Yobs = 0.16 kg VSS/kg BOD5 O2 Utilization Rate = 309 kg/hr
Effl. Soluble BOD, sBODe = 3.8 mg/L Des. Air Flow Rate, Nm3/hr: 7724 Nm3/hr
Alk. used for nitrification = 206.7 mg/L as CaCO3 Resid. Alk. to maintain: 80 mg/L as CaCO3
(User Entered Value)
Alkalinity needed = 146.7 mg/L as CaCO3 Alkalinity needed = 3295 kg/day as CaCO3
Sodium bicarbonate needed per day to maintain alkalinity = 5,536 kg/day NaHCO3
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S/d/g VSS
COD/L mn = [ mnmN/(Kn + N) ] [ DO/(Ko + DO) ] Theroetical SRT = 1/mn
F/M = QSo/XV
OD/d/m3
Rules of Thumb for Estimating Oxygen/Air Requirements for Coarse or Fine Bubble Diffusers
Source:
http://www.xylemwatersolutions.com/scs/sweden/sv-se/produkter/cirkulationspumpar/documents/san3.pdf
1. The typical AOR/SOR (or AOTE/SOTE) is 0.50 for a coarse bubble aertion system.
2. The typical AOR/SOR (or AOTE/SOTE) is 0.33 for a fine bubble aertion system.
3. The typical SOTE is 0.75% per foot (2.46%/m) of diffuser submergence for a coarse bubble system
4. The typical SOTE is 2.0% per foot (6.56%/m) of diffuser submergence for a fine bubble system
5. 1 SCF of air weighs 0.075 lb/ft3 (1.20 kg/m3) and contains 23% oxygen by weight, thus:
6. Air contains 0.0173 lbm of oxygen per SCF (0.2770 kg oxygen/SCM)
7. For biological treatment with SRT from 5 to 10 days, kg oxygen required /kg BOD removed
is typically in the range from 0.92 - 1.1 kg O2/kg BOD. Higher SRT results in a higher value
of kg O2 required/kg BOD removed.
8. The oxidation of 1 kg of ammonia nitrogen typically requires 4.1 to 4.6 kg of oxygen.
as CaCO3
y as CaCO3
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