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    The document summarizes the design of various pretreatment processes for wastewater including screening, grit removal, and settling. It outlines the key design assumptions and calculations for the screen area, number of bars, grit chamber dimensions, volume, and detention time based on parameters like approach velocity, inclination angle, settling velocity, horizontal and through flow velocities, and efficient depth to width ratios. Design values calculated include a screen area of 0.15 m2, grit chamber area of 0.35 m2, length of 10.8 m, depth of 0.72 m, and width of 0.48 m resulting in a volume of 3.73 m3 and detention time of 36 seconds.

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    The document summarizes the design of various pretreatment processes for wastewater including screening, grit removal, and settling. It outlines the key design assumptions and calculations for the screen area, number of bars, grit chamber dimensions, volume, and detention time based on parameters like approach velocity, inclination angle, settling velocity, horizontal and through flow velocities, and efficient depth to width ratios. Design values calculated include a screen area of 0.15 m2, grit chamber area of 0.35 m2, length of 10.8 m, depth of 0.72 m, and width of 0.48 m resulting in a volume of 3.73 m3 and detention time of 36 seconds.

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    Bar Screen and Grit Chamber Design

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    The document summarizes the design of various pretreatment processes for wastewater including screening, grit removal, and settling. It outlines the key design assumptions and calculations for the screen area, number of bars, grit chamber dimensions, volume, and detention time based on parameters like approach velocity, inclination angle, settling velocity, horizontal and through flow velocities, and efficient depth to width ratios. Design values calculated include a screen area of 0.15 m2, grit chamber area of 0.35 m2, length of 10.8 m, depth of 0.72 m, and width of 0.48 m resulting in a volume of 3.73 m3 and detention time of 36 seconds.

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    Environmental

    Engineering
    Lydia
    Pre-treatment
    1. SEPARATE 2. AVOID DAMAGE
    Separate contaminants. Contaminants will damage
    other equipment.
    *pumps
    *valves

    2
    Screening

    3
    Assumptions
    Approach velocity, Inclination Peak Factor
    va
    60˚ 2.5
    0.6 m/s

    Manually Cleaned Efficient D:W Ratio Source


    Screen
    1.5
    Elbeshbishy, 2016
    Zaher. nd

    4
    Design
    Area available for D W
    flow
    0.51 m 0.34 m
    0.15 m2
    S=3 cm

    Anet=0.15 m2
    No of bars in the
    screen, n

    8
    Tbar= 1 cm
    5
    Grit Chamber

    6
    Assumptions

    Horizontal flow Flow through Settling velocity, vt


    velocity, vh
    grit chamber
    0.02 m/s
    0.3 m/s

    Ratio Source
    Depth is 1.5 times Christian, 2006
    the width Zaher. nd

    7
    Design
    Area Dimensions Volume

    0.35 m2 L = 10.8 m V=3.73 m3


    D = 0.72 m
    W = 0.48 m
    Detention time, td
    36 s

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