Subject:
Secondary wastewater treatment
Biological Methods
Contents
1. Fundamentals of biological processes....................................................................2
1.1 The cellular metabolism and bioreactors..........................................................2
1.2. The parameters that influence biological processes........................................3
2. AEROBIC BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES.........................................................................4
2.1. Providing aerobic process oxygen....................................................................5
2.2. Activated sludge............................................................................................... 6
2.2.1. The composition of the microflora of activated sludge..............................7
2.2.2. The main technological parameters...........................................................8
2.3. Aerobic aerated lagoons and lakes aerobic......................................................8
3.ANAEROBIC BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES......................................................................9
3.1. The necessary technological conditions of fermentation anaerobic....................................10
Literature:................................................................................................................. 11
Environmental factors (ecological factors) are the main conditions for realization of all the
chemical and biochemical processes. These conditions significantly affect the metabolism of
microbial cells.
When microorganisms are used in processes for wastewater treatment, these factors are referred
as process parameters.
Metabolism is very complex and made of a large number of interdependent and interconnected
biochemical reactions, and each of them catalyzes a specific enzyme. Because of that, we can not
control it as a chemical reaction out of life function.
The product of metabolism is the new living cell, which is a very complex chemical
composition.
BIOREACTORS
All industrial biological processes for the purification of liquid waste and solid waste are based
on the natural processes of self-purification. Due to constant natural changes, the conditions are
not optimal and so the processes are slow-going.
In order to optimize the conditions, the specific vessels named bioreactors were built. They are
in charge for doing optimization of conditions and control and process management.
The course for biological processes of liquid waste is affected by all those parameters which
influence the microbial activity.
The most important are:
Very important to mention for aerobic processes is that they are large consumers of energy,
which is needed to ensure the required oxygen.
If the level of pollution increases, require for oxygen raises.
Aerobic biological processes, from the aspect of liquid waste treatment, are conducted according
to the following scheme:
The purpose of providing aerobic conditions is that the oxygen concentration drops below 0.3
mg/l and tends to be at the level of 0.8 mg 02/l.
In this case there are reserves that prevent oxygen of entering the system in aerobic condition.
Two processes are used:
Aeration
Oxygenation.
* Aeration is the process of oxygen placement in the water from the air, in which oxygen is
present in the amount of around 21%.
It is used in biological processes in which large capacities are needed. Two of those are:
** Oxidation is a process of oxygen transfer in the water from the gas environment, which
consists of oxygen or a mixture of oxygen and air in various proportions.
Activated sludge is the name of the biologically active biomass of aerobic micro flora, which is
suspended in the liquid waste in the form of flocks. The flocks consist of a living and active
micro-organisms, dead cells as well as the organic (biodegradable and non-biodegradable) and
non-organic substances from the liquid waste, which is about to be purified.
Liquid waste is placed into the reactor, in which the activated sludge is maintained in
suspension.
Through aerobic micro flora of the activated sludge biological oxidation of organic liquid waste
pollution is made. The reaction of dissimulation and biological oxidation are happening
practically simultaneously, oxidation of organic matter.
The selection of the equipment for purification of waste water based on activated sludge for
settlement Boksi
and aptinovci in the municipality urenovac, the advantages and disadvantages of the
purification device.
As set out in that remote and smaller communities of 500 to 2000 ES suitable equipment In
particular, based on the active
sludge, for better purification, which is important when it comes to water protection sections.
disclosed are
Parts and operation of the equipment for waste water purification based on active sludge.
The most important and the most frequent and activated sludge microorganisms are bacteria.
Basically, those are gram-negative bacteria.
Other types of micro-organisms have an important role in the purification of activated sludge
such as protozoa, which feed dispersed (uninoculated) and nilifere bacteria that remove small,
non-precipitated activated sludge flocks, play a significant role in the final purification, the socalled. polishing, aerobic reactor effluent
Procedures of aerobic biological treatment with suspended micro-flora, which are similar to the
natural self-purification processes, are aerobic aerated lagoons and (especially) aerobic lake.
Those are built as large pools (natural or artificial), which serves as biological reactors, in
which liquid waste is being purified in aerobic way.
These procedures are used when we have sufficient of available land area and when the intense
of the odor emission (created in aeration process on the large water surface) can be tolerated
(usually in the case of sufficient distance from residential areas).
Artificial, dug lagoons or lakes are usually rectangular or square shape, while the natural
lagoons have irregular shape or just follow the configuration of the field.
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- Brewers,
- Dairy,
- Food production,
- Chemical industry,
- The pharmaceutical industry
Agricultural waste water can be originating from farm pigs, cattle, chickens and others. Typical
solids content of the components in the digester low load is 3 to 10%, in highly loaded 10 to
30%. Reduction of COD varying between 75 and 90%.
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The technological process of fermentation anaerobic conditioned by the existence and fulfilling
the appropriate conditions - in order to achieve a result with a higher degree of decomposition of
organic matter and satisfactory quality and yield of biogas.
Each of these conditions has a certain degree of influence on the flow of the process of anaerobic
fermentation. To ensure that these conditions could provide, it is necessary to know their nature
and magnitude of the process of anaerobic fermentation. For this reason it is necessary for each
of the conditions to know the basic facts.
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