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Design Fundamentals of Sedimentation Tanks
Design Fundamentals of Sedimentation Tanks
OBJECT OF PRESENTATION:
TO present an overview of biological wastewater treatment. TO introduce the important aspects involved in microbial metabolism.
TO introduce the principal organisms responsible for wastewater treatment.
TO discuss the key factors governing biological growth and waste treatment kinetics.
TO illustrate the application of fundamentals and kinetics of biological process.
Role of Microorganisms:
USED TO CONVERT: Colloidal and Dissolved Carbonaceous Organic Matter
MICROBIAL METABOLISM
CLASSIFICATION OF MICROORGANISMS
AUTOTROPHIC
PHOTOAUTOTROPHIC
HETEROTROPIC
PHOTOHETEROTROPHIC
Organic carbon
CO2
CHEMOAUTOTROPHIC
CHEMOHETEROTROPHIC
TIME
The Lag Phase: Time required for the organisms to acclimate to their new environment and begin to divide.
The stationary phase: Population remains stationary :growth of new cells is offset by the death of old cells
The log-death phase: Bacteria death rate exceeds the production of new cells
Environmental requirements:
Temperature
Ph level
6.5 TO 7.5
Bacteria
Free swimming ciliates suctoria Stalked ciliates
rotifers
sarcodina
Cell Growth
Rg=X
Rg = rate of bacterial growth, mass/unit volume time = specific growth rate, 1/time X = conc. Of microbes, mass/unit volume
=ms/(ks+s)
= specific growth rate, 1/time m = max specific growth rate, 1/time S = conc. of growth limiting substrate in solution,mass/unit volume. Ks = half velocity constant. CONTINOUIS
LIMITED
GROWTH IS
Maximum rate m
m/2
ks
Limiting nutrient cons. ,s
Rg= -Yrsu
rsu=-mXS / Y(ks+S)
Rg = rate of bacterial growth, mass/unit volume time Y = max. yield coefficient, mg/mg.