Question: From a biodegradability study on 2 nitrifying * laboratory scale activated sludge biological systems, both at 2 0 degC, one treating the raw WW at
From a biodegradability study on nitrifying laboratory scale activated sludge biological systems, both at degC,
one treating the raw WW at days sludge age, the other treating the settled WW at days sludge,
the filtered effluent COD, TKN FSA, TOC, TP and OP concentrations were measured, ie
Raw WW mgCODl mgTKNNl mgFSANl mgCl mgTPPl mgOPPl
Set WW mgCODl mgTKNNl mgFSANl mgCl mgTPPl mgOPPl
One in which all the available FSA is nitrified to nitrate leaving little FSA in the effluent, ie one in which the effluent
FSA concentration is zero. Also all the biodegradable soluble organic N Nobsi, will have been degraded, so that the
filtered effluent TKN is all soluble unbiodegradable organic N ie Nouse Nousi.
a Accepting these concentrations, estimate the unbiodegradable soluble COD and TKN fractions in the raw and settled sewage.
b From this same experiment, the unbiodegradable particulate COD fraction fSup was calculated later in the course we
shall see how this is done to be and mgCODmgCOD for the raw and settled sewages
respectively. With these fS'up values and the measurements from to above, characterize the raw and settled sewage
COD into their soluble and particulate biodegradable and unbiodegradable COD fractions and concentrations, and also
the influent TKN into its FSA, and organic C and N fractions, the latter into its soluble and particulate biodegradable and
unbiodegradable C and N fractions.
Use a CODVSS ratio fcv of mgCODmgVSS TKNVSS ratio fn of mgNmgVSS
TOCVSS fc of mgCmgVSS and PVSS fp mgPmgVSS for the influent
unbiodegradable particulate organics Supi or XIi and that the unbio soluble organic P Pousi is mgPl
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