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SECTION 3.0
DESIGN CALCULATION FOR PROCESS UNITS
1. DESIGN OF SCREENS
Design Data
AV. Flow 70 MLD 0.81 m3/sec
Peak flow 0.81 x2.25 1,82 m3isec.
‘Velocity thr” screen at peak flow = 06 t01.2 misee (say 1.0 m/sec)
Velocity thr’ screen at av. flow = 03 m/sec
Net Projected area of screen sholud not be less than 25% of X- sectional area of the channel
Bar size and spacing = 6 mm bar at 6mm clear distance.
Design Calculations =
‘Net Area required at peak flow = Qpeak /V peak
= 182/10 = 182. m2
Net Area required at av. flow Quy. Vay.
0.81/03 = 27m
ination of the screen as 60 degrees to base.
2Txsin60 = 2.33m2
hence providing Net Area of 2.7 m2 an
Net projected Area required
Providing Liquid height of 1.5 mtrs-+0.5 mtrs F.B., Total Height 2.0 mtrs
Net width (water way) required = 233/15 1.60 murs.
Now for clear spacing of 6mm,
No. of openings 1600/ 6 = 267 n0s.
No. of Bargs 267-1 266 nos.
Gross width of chennel = No of openings x clear spacing + No of bars x width of bar
267x6 +266 x6
3198 mm = 3.20mi.
Pletform
Inlet
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13 12 1S 1.0
Total Length of Screen Chamber = _Dist betn inlet to screen + Projceted length of screen +
plaform + Outlet length
= LOmus+H/tan 60 + 1.5 mers + 1.0 mts
10 +2/tan60415+1 = — 5.0mtrs.
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Cheek for Area:
Gross area of Channel Width x LD = 32x 15 = 48 m2
Net Projected Area = (Noof openings x clear spacing) * LD
(267x6 11000) x 1.5
= 2.403 m2 ;
Net projected Area / Gross Area 24/48 50% > 25'fhence design is OK
Cheek for Head Loss :
Head loss through scrcen is given by Krischmer
ho = BGw/b) Hy xsind
where,
h* = head oss in sereen
B = __ Bar Shape factor ~ 2.42 for flats
wo = Bar width = 6mm
b = Bar spacing = 6mm
Ho = ‘Approch velocity head = V"/2g
where V= 1.85 m3/s/ (3.2.x 1.5) = 0.38 m/s at peak flow for
clear screen
and_V = 0.77 m/s when the screen is half clogged at peak flow.
so Hv ~ (0.77))?/(2x9.81) = 0.03 mtrs at peak flow when the screen is half clogged
Head Joss at this condition
h 242-x (616) x 0.03 x Sin 60
0.063 mtrs
6.3 em < 20 cm head loss allowed hence design is Ok
SUMMARY FOR DESIGN OF SCREEN:
MECHANICAL SCREEN +
‘SCREEN CHAMBER SIZE
3.0 M LENGTH x3.2M WIDE x15MLD+
0.5 MFB
6 MM x30 MM MS FLATS AT 6 MM CLEAR
SPACING.
BAR SPECIFICATIONS
ANGLE OF SCREEN
MANUAL SCREEN OF THE SAME SPECIFICATION EXCEPT BAR SPACING AT 10MM
CLEAR TO BE PROVIDED.
INLET CHAMBER OF 3.2 Mx3.2M ALONG WIDIH OF MECHANICAL SCREEN TO BE
PROVIDED
Design Reference : Wastewater Treatment Rao & Datta And CPAEEO Manual
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2. DESIGN OF GRIT CHAMBER
Design Data:
Av. Flow 70 MLD = 0.81 m3/sec
Peak flow 081x225 1.82 m3/see,
Detention Time : 60 seconds
Particlesize =: =D = 015mm
SpGrvity : S 2.65
“Temp 20 Deg, cent.
Correction factor for inlet & outlet = Brow
‘Velocity of flow in grit chamber 0.3 mis
1"
Design Calculations =
Horizontal Flow velocity of the efiluent is geiven by
Wate {(BB/) +g * (S-1) *D}°*
Where
8 ‘Shape factor for the particle
£ = Friction Factor = 0.03, therefore
Vaoo™ {(8 * 0.06 / 0.03) * 981 * (2.65-1) * 0.015 }°*
19.7 cm/sec (0.197 m’sec)
Now Cis Area of the Grit= Qpeak/ Vy = 1.82/0.197 = 92 m2
Providing 2.Nos of working +2 Standby Channels of Each width = 3.5 mrs.
Liquid Depth inthe channel will be= 9.2/(2* 3.5) = 1.35 mus
Now Total Depth of GritChannels = LD + Space for Grit accumulation + FB
135 + 034035
= 20:mirs.
To Find Length of Grit Chamber
Settling Velocity of Grit
Vs = {(4/3) *(@/CD) * (S-1)* D}*
Where CD is newtons Drag Coef'= 24/R + 3/(R)** + 0.34
where R is Reynolds no. = Vs*D/v
v= Kinematic viscosity of effluent = 1.002 x 10" at 20 Deg. Temp.
‘As settling velocity and Reynolds no, are interdependednt solving this loop with help of computer
we get Vs = 1.65 cm/sec,
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Now for ideal settling, the smallest grit pa rticle sholud settle dwon before it leaves the chamber.
Vs/Vu - Liquid Depth / L
1.69 / 19.7 = 135 1 L
L theorotical = 15.7 mrs,
Providing 50% additional length as comection for inlet and outlet turbulance.
Lactual = 1s7* 15 24.0 mis.
Design of Proportional Flow Weir:
LD
‘The flow through this weir is given by
Qpeak - C*b* (ag)? * (LD- 2/3)
where C = — constant’ «= 0.61
a as shown in fig isin range generally 35 mm.
therfore
1.85/2 0.61 * b* (2 *9.81%0.035)"" * (1.35 - 0.035/3)
>’ = 1.36 mers.
Now co ordinates of the curve can be found out by
x = b2* (Lele tan Vet)
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Slope for Grit Chamber
Head loss in the t channel is given by Mannings formula
v Va R™ 8%
where Y= Qpeak/area = (1.85/2)/ (3.5 * 1.35) = 0.19 misec
Rea 35" 135/G5H352) = 0.76 mts.
n= friction coeff. = 0.013
therefore
019 = (1/0013 *0.76 S?
s = 8.7x 10%
Hence provide minimum slope to the bottom of Grit Chamber
SUMMARY FOR DESIGN OF GRIT CHAMBER
—
GRIT CHANNEL SIZE Th) M LENGTH x3.5M WIDE x135 MLD
+035 MFB+0.3M GRIT ACCUMULATION
DEPTH,
NO OF CHANNELS 2 WORKING + 2 STANDBY
FLOW CONTROL EQUIPMENT PROPORTIONAL WEIR
OUTLET CHAMBER OF 14.0 MX3.0M ALONG WIDTH OF GRIT CHAMBER
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DESIGN OF UASB REACTORS
Design Data
Av.Flow =: T0MLD 0.81 m3/see
Peakflow > 081x225 182 m3/see
BOD of influent 200 mit
‘TSS fn influent = 400 melt
YSS in_infuient = 240 melt
SRT = 38 Days
CIC distance between gas domes = 4 mis
Feed inlet. coverage = 4m2 / feed point
Velocity through aperature at peak flow
Velocity in settler zone
Design Calculations ;
5.0 m/hr
less than 1.5 m/hr
Upflow Velocity in the Reactor at peak flow Qpeak / Area
15 = (70,000 * 2.25/24) / (Area)
Area = 4375 m2
Providing 4 Reactors of 40 m. length x 30 m. Total Area provided = 4800 m2
Now,
SRT indays = Total Solids in Reactors (Kgs) / Solid out flow from reactor (Ke/day)
For UASB Reactor Total Solids in Reactor= Av. MLVSS * (Ht, of Sludge Bed + Blanket ) * Area
Ay. MLSS will be @ 5% (50 Ke/m3)
therefore Solids in Reactor = 50 * Hb * 4800
Solid out flow from Reactors = Excess sludge production in Reactor
+ Fixed TSS in influent + Undigsted VSS
= 70000 * 300 *0.08/1000 + 160 * 7000/1000
+0.5*240*70000/1000
= 21280 Kg /day
Now
SRT = — 50* Hb* 4800 / 21280
38 1127 * Hb therefore Hb= 3.4 mrs
it + Height ofsettling zone + FB
Height of Reactor = Sludge Bed Hei
5.5 mtrs (Liquid Depth = 5 mtrs)
= 243405
HRT of Reactor at av flow = = 82 hrs OK
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(4*30 * 40 *5)/(70,000/24)
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Length of Reactor / cle distance
40/4
10 Nos per Reactor
Keeping The Gas Hood at 0.55 mtrs height from deflector Beam
No of Rows of of Gas Domes / Reactor
2 x No of Rows x width of Reactor x 0.55
2 x10 x 30 x0.55
= 330 m2
‘Total Area of Aparture / Reactor
Velocity through Aperature at peak flow = Peak flow per Reactor / Area of Aparture
= @25*70,000/424) | 330
497m/s <5.0m/§ OK
No. of Feeding points per Reactor = ~—=— tea of Reactor /4
= 3054014
= 300 Nos.
Provide 320 Feeding points / Reactor
Expected Results from UASB Reactor :
BOD Reduction 80%
COD Reduction 65%
Gas Production : 0.2 m3 / Kg BOD reduced
SUMMARY FOR DESIGN OF UASB REACTORS :
WO, OF UASB REACTORS: a
‘SIZE OF EACH REACTOR, 40M LENGTH x30M WIDIHx 5MLD + 05M FB
NO. OF GAS DOME ROWS PER | 10
REACTOR
iO OF FEEDING POINTS
3207 REACTOR
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4 DESIGN OF GAS HOLDER
Design Data
Av. Flow 70 MLD : 0.81 m/sec
Peak flow 081x225 = 1.82 m'seo
BOD of influent = 200 mefit
Design Caleualtions +
BOD reduction in UASB Reactor 80%.
Biogas Production coeff. for sewage
‘Total Biogas Production
Gas Holder Capacity
Providing Dia of the Gas Holder Dome
Height of Gas Holder Dome
Diameter of Gas Holder Basin
Height of Gas Holder Basin
0.2m*/ Kg BOD Reduced
0.2 * 70,000 * 200//1000 * 80%
2240. m’ /day
25% of Gas Produced per day
(As per CPHEEO Manual)
560.m3
140 mts
3.7 mrs.
1440.6 = 14.6 mts
3.6406 = 420 mts.
SUMMARY FOR DESIGN OF UASB REACTORS :
DIAMETER OF GH. DOME 14.0 MTRS.
HEIGHT OF GH. DOME 3.70 MTRS
DIAMETER OF GH. BASIN 14.60 MIRS,
HEIGHT OF GH. BASIN 430 MTRS.
GAS PRODUCTION COEFF. 0.2m3) KGBOD REDUCED
TOTAL GAS PRODUCTION 72240 m3 7 DAY
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5 DESIGN OF FINAL POLISHING UNIT
Design Data
Ay. Flow 70MLD 0.81 m/sec
Noof FPU’s = 2
HRT 24 Hours.
Design Caleulations :
‘Total Volume Required of the FPU Flow * HRT / 24
70,000 *24/ 24
70,000 m3
No of FPU's 2
Volume of cach FPU 35,000 m3
Providing SWD « 1.50 m,
Ay, Size = 153 mtrs x 153 mtrs
FB. = 030mtrs.
Depth of Sludge accumulation = 0.20 miss
Side slope = V1 8
Bach FPU tohave two compartments to increase length of flow.
SUMMARY FOR DESIGN OF FINAL POLISHING UNIT :
NO.OF FPU's (Working Paraliel_in normal conditions)
"AV SIZE OF EACH FPU 153.0 M LENGTH x 153 M WIDTAx I.5M LD +
M_EB #0.2M. SLUDGE ACCUMULATION DEPTH
SIDE_SLOPE iv; isn
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6 DESIGN OF SLUDGE DRYING BEDS
Design Data +
‘Av. Flow 70MLD = 081 see
Influent BOD = 200 melt
‘No of Days per eyele = Tdays
‘Number of eycles in years = for 10 months
Depth of application of sludge = 2 ems.
Design Caleulations =
Quantity of sludge produced perday = ‘Sludge Dus to BCOD + Undigested VSS + Fixed
Solids
= 7000 *300 *0.08/1000 + 0.5%240*70000/1000
+ 70000 * 160/100
= 21280 Kg/day
The Solid Content of the sludge will be about 6 % (60 Kg/ m3)
‘Volume of Sludge Produced = 21280 /60= 355 m3/day
Volume of Sludge * Drying Period / Depth of
aplication
Area of SDB Required
3557 /0.2= 12425 m2
Now as One sudge drying Bed should take sladge from one Reactor and withdraw is 5 days aweek
No. Of SDB required will be 20
Hence Area of One SDB = 12425 /20 = 621.25 Provide Av Size of 25 m™* 25 mts
No of Cycles per Year = No.of Days per year | drying period
10" 30/7
=
SUMMARY FOR DESIGN OF SLUDGE DRYING BEDS +
‘NO.OF _SDB" 20
“AV, SIZE OF EACH SDB. 25 MX 25M.
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7 DESIGN OF SLUDGE SUMP & PUMPS AND DRAIN SUMP & PUMPS
Design Data
Ay. Flow 70MLD
Influent BOD
Design Calculations:
Studge Sump
Quantity of Sludge produced per day
Providing HRT
Volume
Provide Liquid Depth
Diameter of sump
‘Sludge pump
Capacity of Siudge Pumps
Head required
No of Pumps
Drain Sump
Quantity of filtrate
Providing HRT
Volume
Provide Liquid Depth
Diameter of sump
Fillrate Pumps
081 m/sec
200 mg/lit
21280 Kg/ day (with 6 % consistenecy)
ie, 355 m3/day
5 Hrs
80m3
somtrs
45 ons.
355 m3/day
148m3/hr Provide 50 m3/hr
IsMWwc
1 working + 1 stand by
50% Sludge quantity ie. 178 m3/day
Min 4 hrs as per tender
30m3
3.0mus
4.0 mtrs.
Providing filtrate pump of half of the capacity of sludge pump
Capacity of Sludge Pumps
Head requiered
No of Pumps
25 m3/hr
is MWC.
1 working + 1 stand by
SUMMARY FOR DESIGN OF SUMPS & PUMPS :
SIZE OF SLUDGE SUMP 7
‘SIZE OF _DRAIN SUMP
‘SLUDGE PUMPS
DRAIN PUMPS
TSMDIA x 55M. Ht
40M x35 MM
30 m37 Hr, 15 MWC, +1) NOS.
253 7A
TS MWC, (11) NOS.
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