Problem 1. (29 pts) Jar testing for the water treatment system with a design flow of...
8.7 Ferric sulfate is available as a commercial coag- ulant and is popular at removing turbidity and color. The chemical reaction for its addition to water is Results of a jar test to determine the optimal coagu- lant dose are provided below. The initial water sam- ple has a pH 6.5, turbidity of 30 NTU, and alkalinity of 250 mg/L as CaCO Ferric Sulfate dose, mg/L |5 1015 | 20 Turbidity, NTU 25 151 5 1 0.92 (a) What is...
A JAR test was conducted on untreated water with an initial turbidity of 10 NTUs and a HCO3- concentration of 50 mg/L as CaCO3. From the data obtained from the JAR test, the estimate optimum alum dosage of turbidity removal is 20 mg/L. Alum is added as dry alum (molecular weight is 594 g/mole). Calculate the theoretical amount of alkalinity that will be consumed at the optimal dose
Problem 1. The alkalinity in raw water entering a drinking water plant can decrease during sig- nificant rainfall events. Jar tests showed an optimal alum (MW 594) dosage of 35 mg/1. If the raw water contains an alkalinity concentration of 25 mg/1 as CaCOs and a pH of 7.5, does sufficient alkalinity exist to buffer a decrease in pH?
Situation (note: Problem 2 is not linked with Problem 1): Assuming the design flow rate of raw wastewater to be treated is 20 MGD in the design year, the dissolved BODs is 380 mg/L, and SS is 360 mg/L. The wastewater generated by the sludge treatment process is about 4 MGD with the dissolved BODs being 1800 mg/L, and SS being 1200 mg/L, and will be returned to the wet well in the pumping station at the beginning of the...
For the table below, design an ion exchange system for the removal of calcium. The flow rate to be treated is 5.45 ML/d. The system should be sized so that the minimum time between regenerations is 72 h. The column diameter should be 3 m and there should be at least 2 columns. Pilot testing indicates optimal regeneration efficiency corresponded to using 10% NaCl solution (specific gravity = 1.07) at a salt usage rate of 310 kg NaCl per m3...
10. Write a one-page summary of the attached paper? INTRODUCTION Many problems can develop in activated sludge operation that adversely affect effluent quality with origins in the engineering, hydraulic and microbiological components of the process. The real "heart" of the activated sludge system is the development and maintenance of a mixed microbial culture (activated sludge) that treats wastewater and which can be managed. One definition of a wastewater treatment plant operator is a "bug farmer", one who controls the aeration...