Question: Problem 2 A primary sedimentation tank prior to an activated sludge tank removes 5 5 % of an influent wastewater containing 3 5 0 m

Problem 2
A primary sedimentation tank prior to an activated sludge tank removes 55% of an influent wastewater containing 350mgL of suspended solids yielding a sludge of 5% solids. The same plant produces a 600m3d wasted activated sludge (WAS) of 0.75 solids. Both the primary sludge and the WAS are to be sent into a digester. What will be the volume of the digester required if the combined primary sludge and WAS is thickened in a gravity thickener to 6% solids and the treatment plant has a capacity of 65,000m3? day? Will this volume be different if the PS and WAS are sent to the digester separately? State the pros and cons of these two different approaches
Problem 2 A primary sedimentation tank prior to

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