The wastewater treatment process incorporates various settlers in the train such as primary, secondary, or tertiary. conventional used are not adequate to remove suspended solids and create hindrances operation of further processes. Therefore, effectively lamella clarifier was combination with existing primary settler at NED plant. water quality parameters analyzed include TSS (mg/l), BOD5 COD ...

Efficient wastewater treatment technologies are needed to curb water scarcities and prevent the spread of diseases contamination sheds. Decentralized systems or respectively septic easy afford handle – especially in rural areas. In this research a developed 19.9 l (5 gal.) laboratory system containing 15 (3.96 liquid was operated at temperature 18°C (64.4°F) with collected from primary clarifie...

suspended solids % mixed juice levels encountered at diffuser A cane diffuser is a fairly efficient filter, retaining within the bagasse bed much of the suspended material that would otherwise pass into the draft juice. It was decided to investigate the possibility of utilising this filtration capability further by recycling the mud (underflow) from the juice clarification station to the diffus...

This work explores the possibilities of improving eco-efficiency Wastewater Treatment Plants (WWTPs) introducing a plant-wide perspective in formulation control strategy. Eco-efficiency goals are contemplated analysis appropriateness actions, considering seasonal effects temperature into decision-making process. Plant-wide strategy handles operation variables activated sludge process, volume pr...

In this work, Direct Contact Membrane Distillation (DCMD) was applied for the treatment of municipal wastewater collected from primary clarifier a plant (MWWTP). The water flux at 60℃ and 20℃ feed permeate side, respectively 51 kg/m2h in treating effluent. Meanwhile, electrical conductivity distillate good range 1.5 – 1.8 S/cm. Most representative parameters reuse (SS, nitrate, nitrite, phospha...

A propeller-wash bead filter (PWBF) and a fluidized sand filter (FSF) on a 28 m recirculating system stocked with tilapia maintained favorablewater quality at five different feed rates, ranging from 0.9 to 4.5 kg feed per day. TAN removal rates ranged up to about 200 g TAN/m of media per day for each of the units. Peak rates of 244 g TAN/m of media per day were observed when the recirculating f...