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    Wastewater Treatment

    CivilEngineeringDepartment

    Faculty

    of

    Engineering

    and

    Technology

    TheUniversityofJordan

    Instructor: Ghada Kassab, PhD

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    Secondary Treatment

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    Biological wastewater treatment

    Objectives:

    transform (oxidize) biodegradable particulate or dissolved

    constituents into acceptable end products

    Capture and incorporate suspended and non settlealble solids into

    a biological floc or biofilm.

    Transform or remove nutrients

    Role of microorganisms

    Removal of dissolved and particulate CBOD and the stabilization

    of organic matter, accomplished by variety of microorganisms

    principally bacteria.

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    Bacteria

    Under controlled condit ions, bacteria is used to stabilize organic

    matter

    Bacteria is classified as a plant because of their structure method of food intake.They are single cell organisms that utilize soluble food.

    Categories

    Sphere

    RodSpiral

    Size

    Common bacteria are from 0.3-3 micron

    Rod 0.5-1.0 wide, 1.5-3.0 longSphere 0.5-1.0 micron

    Spiral 0.5-5.0 micron wide, 6-15 micron long

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    Bacteria

    Chemical composition

    80% water

    20% dry matter

    Dry matter

    90% organic

    10% inorganic

    Organic fraction

    50% carbon

    22% oxygen

    12% nitrogen

    9% hydrogen2% phosphorous

    Inorganic fraction1% Sulfur

    1% Potassium

    1% Sodium

    0.5% Calcium

    0.5%Magnesium0.5% Chlorine

    0.2% Iron

    0.3% Other trace elements

    C5H7O2N

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    Types of Biological Processes

    Two main categories

    1. Suspended growth processes

    Microorganisms responsible for treatment are maintained in liquid suspension by

    appropriate mixing methods

    Many suspended growth processes are operated with positive dissolved oxygen

    concentration (aerobic).

    Most common suspended growth system is theActivated Sludge system

    2. Attached growth processes

    The microorganisms responsible for the conversion of organic material or nutrients

    are attached to an inert packing material. Organic material and nutrients are

    removed from wastewater flowing past the attached growth (biofilm) Packing material include rock, gravel san and wide range of plastics

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    Microbial metabolism

    To reproduce and function properly, an organism needs:

    Source of energy and carbon for synthesis of new cellular material

    Inorganic elements (nutrients):

    Macro nutrients: nitrogen, Phosphorous and potassium (NPK)

    Micro nutrient: sulfur, calcium, magnesium, Zn, Mn, Co, Cu, Ni.

    Organic nutrients : amino acids, nitrogen based organics andvitamins

    (Energy source + carbon source) referred to as substrate

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    Carbon source

    Carbonforcellgrowth

    )(formation

    of

    new

    cells

    Organic

    matter Carbon

    dioxide

    Called Heterotrophs

    Organism that use organic

    matter for formation of new

    cell

    Drive cell carbon for CO2

    Called Autotrophs

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    Energy source

    Energysource

    LightCalled

    phototrophs

    heterotrophsAutotrophs

    (algae)

    Chemical

    oxidation

    Called

    chemotrophs

    heterotrophs Autotrophs

    Obtain energy from

    oxidation of organic

    compounds

    (bacteria, fungi, algae)

    Obtain energy fromoxidation of inorganic

    compounds; ammonia

    and nitrate

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    ChemotrophsEnergy producing reactions are an oxidation-reduction reaction (involves thetransfer of electron from an electron donor (undergoing oxidation) to electron

    acceptor (undergoing reduction).

    Electron donor can be organics or inorganic depending on microorganismElectron acceptor can also be organics or inorganic depending on

    microorganisms.

    When oxygen used as electron acceptor, the reaction is aerobic.

    When other electron acceptor is used, the reaction is anaerobic.

    Organism that can only meet their energy need with oxygen are called

    obligate aerobic microorganism.

    Some bacteria can use oxygen or other electron acceptor when oxygen is not

    available are called facultative.

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    Aerobic, hetertrophs

    Synthesis

    Bacteria

    Energy

    Organic

    compound

    New cells

    CO2

    and H2O

    O2

    NH4

    Synthesis

    Bacteria

    Energy

    CO2 New cells

    NO3-, NO2

    -

    O2Aerobic, autotrops

    nutrients

    nutrients

    Electrondonor

    Electron

    acceptor

    Electron

    acceptor

    Electron

    donor

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    Synthesis

    Bacteria

    Energy

    Organic

    compound

    New cells

    CH4 and CO2

    nutrients


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