Dear Mr.Asim Gul Kazi ...
Published by Prem Baboo, Researcher at www.researchGate.net
Dear Mr.Asim Gul Kazi
Following steps the main
components of the treatment plant were suggested as follows:
1. .Static or rotary down screen,
2. Buffering tank,
3. Conditioning tank,
4. Two bilobed reactors,
5. Aeration tank,
6. Settling tank,
7. Sludge holding tank,
8. Sludge thickener, and
9. Centrifuge
The above components are provided with different types of pumps, air blowers, storage tanks, piping, control and instrumentation system.
your waste water is only 30 m3/hr so quantity is less, but all the step either large or small is necessary.
In small plant Biological treatment processes have the primary purpose of removing organic materials from the effluent. Biological treatment process is expected to remove only biodegradable fraction of the organic materials present. Aeration devices in biological treatment reactors should be designed as that they can transfer oxygen at a sufficient rate to satisfy the demand of the biomass and maintain the dissolved oxygen concentration above 2 kg/m3.
Conditioning Tank,Caustic Dosing Facilities and FeCl3 and Micronutrients Dosing Facilities are the part of treatments,
FeCl3 and micronutrients dosing facilities are to be designed for adding Fe, and micronutrients (if required, Co, Cu, Mo and Ni) as a nutrient (in the feedline to the reactor). Design average Fe requirement is 5 ppm. Design average concentrations
for Co, Cu, Mo and Ni are respectively 0.01, 0.025, 0.001 and 0.035 ppm.
for detail please find attached herewith imp article and flow diagram.
Regards,
Prem Baboo
1 Comment
kindly suggest us optimization of our current process, rather to invest other.
Published by Asim Gul Kazi, Production manager at Rafhan Maize Prooducts Company ltd