Question: Environmental Engineering PROBLEM!!!!!! A complete - mix activated sludge process ( CMAS ) is to be designed to treat 1 0 , 0 0 0

Environmental Engineering PROBLEM!!!!!! A complete-mix activated sludge process (CMAS) is to be designed to treat 10,000
m3? day of domestic wastewater having a BOD5 of 250mgL. The National Pollution
Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit requires that the effluent BOD5 and
TSS concentrations should be 20mgL or less on an annual average basis. The following
biokinetic coefficients obtained at 20C will be used in designing the process: Y=0.6
mg VSS/?mg BODs, k=5d-1,Ks=60mgL BODs, and kd=0.06d-1. Assume that the
MLVSS concentration in the aeration basin is maintained at 3,000mgL and the VSS:
TSS ratio is 0.80. The temperature of the wastewater during the winter months is
expected to remain at 18C for extended periods. During the summer, the wastewater
temperature may reach 25C for several weeks.
Hint: Take the temperature correction coefficients () of 1.07,1.00, and 1.04 will be
used to correct k,Ks, and kd, respectively.
Determine the following:
a) Volume of the aeration basin in m3.
b) Mean cell residence time necessary to meet the NPDES permit during the summer
months. (15 points)
Environmental Engineering PROBLEM!!!!!! A

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