There are important differences in the environmental perspectives and costs involved in mechanical sludge dewatering followed by disposal on agricultural land compared to reed bed sludge treatment. The effect on the environment of the operation of a Sludge Treatment in Reed Beds system is seen as quite limited compared to traditional sludge treatment systems such as mechanical dewatering and dr...

The adhesion of mineral aggregates to asphalt binder is an essential point that attributes the quality and performance mixture. Moreover, considerable problem pavement could come from lack bonding between materials. Generally, depends on source or type aggregate binder. This study investigated adherence coverage palm oil mill sludge (POMS) modified with granite aggregate. Base penetration grade...

UNITANK is a biological wastewater treatment process that combines the advantages of traditional activated sludge process and sequencing batch reactor, which is divided into Tank A, B and C. In this study, the sludge distribution and its impact on performance of UNITANK were carried out in Liede Wastewater Plant (WWTP) of Guangzhou, China. Results showed that there was a strong affiliation betw...

Sludge drying reed bed (SDRB) is a technology adopted to treat sludge from septic tanks, latrines, or anaerobic and aerobic reactors. The sludge is loaded by pumping on vegetated beds, and treated by a combination of physical and biochemical processes. The dewatering of the sludge is due to a combined effect of drainage and evapotranspiration. The organic matter reduction of the sludge is drive...

Attempts should be made to recycle, re–use and utilize waste. Paper manufacturing is a complex industry involving multiple processes where different products are produced and large quantities of waste of primary, biological or de–inking origin are generated, waste water treatment sludge, primary sludge, and secondary sludge among them.1,2 The primary sludge is generated in the largest quantitie...

The drivers for increasing incineration of sewage sludge and the characteristics of the resulting incinerated sewage sludge ash (ISSA) are reviewed. It is estimated that approximately 1.7 milliontonnes of ISSA are produced annually world-wide and is likely to increase in the future. Although most ISSA is currently landfilled, various options have been investigated that allow recycling and benef...

Concrete is an ecological material with a high potential to adapt specific operating conditions, and the lowest carbon footprint as it made from local raw materials—aggregate, cement, water, admixtures, mineral additives. It most widely used composite among those that are man-made second only water in entire range of materials used. The aim this research was assess possibility using fly ash the...

The activated sludge process is one of the most important parts of conventional wastewater treatment plants. Wastewater is treated biologically in activated sludge basins. Activated sludge can remove soluble contaminants, primarily organics compounds and nitrogen, from the wastewater stream. The activated sludge is a mixture of microorganisms, inorganic and organic compounds aggregated to flocs...

In order to study the performance and mechanisms of excess sludge reduction in the activated sludge that incorporates the Cannibal Process, laboratory activated sludge systems incorporating an anaerobic bioreactor into the sludge recycle stream were operated. In this study, the solids production in the Cannibal system was about 35-40% of the conventional system under steady state conditions. Th...

Activated sludge is widely used to treat municipal and industrial wastewater globally and the formation of activated sludge flocculates (flocs) underpins the ability to separate sludge from treated water. Despite the importance of activated sludge flocs to human civilization there have been precious few attempts to rationally design fit for purpose flocs using a bottom-up approach based on a so...