Applied math for wastewater plant operators /

With many worked examples, this book provides step-by-step instruction for all calculations required for wastewater treatment. Pertinent calculations are conveniently summarized in each chapter. The text covers all the fundamental math concepts and skills needed for daily wastewater treatment plant...

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Main Author: Price, Joanne Kirkpatrick (Author)
Corporate Author: Taylor and Francis
Format: Electronic eBook
Language:English
Published: Boca Raton, FL : CRC Press, an imprint of Taylor and Francis, 1998.
Edition:First edition.
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Online Access: Full text (WIT users only)
Table of Contents:
  • chapter 1 . Applied Volume Calculations
  • chapter ..................... Tank volume calculations
  • chapter Channel or pipeline volume calculations
  • chapter ..................... Other volume calculations
  • chapter 2 . Flow and Velocity Calculations
  • chapter Instantaneous flow rates
  • chapter Velocity calculations
  • chapter Average flow rates
  • chapter Flow conversions
  • chapter ... . 3 Milligrams per Liter to Pounds per Day Calculations
  • chapter Chemical dosage calculations
  • chapter Loading calculations--BOD. COD. and SS
  • chapter BODandSSremoval
  • chapter Pounds of solids under aeration
  • chapter ................ WAS pumping rate calculations
  • chapter 4 . Loading Rate Calculations
  • chapter Hydraulic loading rate
  • chapter Surface overflow rate
  • chapter Filtration rate
  • chapter Backwash rate
  • chapter Unit filter run volume
  • chapter Weir overflow rate
  • chapter Organic loading rate
  • chapter ..................... Food/microorganism ratio
  • chapter Solids loading rate
  • chapter Digester loading rate
  • chapter Digester volatile solids loading
  • chapter ..... Population loading and population equivalent
  • chapter 5 . Detention and Retention Times Calculations
  • chapter .............................. Detentiontime
  • chapter Sludge age
  • chapter Solids retention time (also called MCRT)
  • chapter ............... 6 . Efficiency and Other Percent Calculations
  • chapter ............................ Unit process efficiency
  • chapter ............... Percent solids and sludge pumping rate
  • chapter Mixing different percent solids sludges
  • chapter ............................. Percent volatile solids
  • chapter ............................... Percent seed sludge
  • chapter ....................... Percent strength 0f.a solution
  • chapter Mixing different percent strength solutions
  • chapter Pump and motor efficiency calculations
  • chapter 7 . Pumping Calculations
  • chapter Density and specific gravity
  • chapter hssure and force
  • chapter Head and head loss
  • chapter Horsepower
  • chapter Pump capacity
  • chapter 8 . Wastewater Collection and Preliminary Treatment
  • chapter ................................ Wet well capacity
  • chapter ............................ Wet well pumping rate
  • chapter .............................. Screenings removed
  • chapter ............................ Screenings pit capacity
  • chapter .............................. Grit channel velocity
  • chapter .................................... Grit removal
  • chapter ............................... Flow measurement
  • chapter ..................................... 9 . Sedimentation
  • chapter .................................. Detention time
  • chapter ............................... Weir overflow rate
  • chapter ............................. Sllrface overflow rate
  • chapter ............................... Solids loading rate
  • chapter ................. BOD and suspended solids removed
  • chapter ............................ Unit process efficiency
  • chapter .................................... 10 . Trickling Filters
  • chapter ............................ Hydraulic loading rate
  • chapter .............................. Organic loading rate
  • chapter ............................. BOD and SS removed
  • chapter ................... Unit process or overall efficiency
  • chapter ............................... Rccirculation ratio
  • chapter 1 1 . Rotating Biological Contactors
  • chapter Hydraulic loading rate
  • chapter Soluble BOD
  • chapter Organic loading rate
  • chapter ..................................... 12 . Activated Sludge
  • chapter .................................... Tankvolumes
  • chapter .............................. BOD or COD loading
  • chapter ................... Solids inventory in the aeration tank
  • chapter .......................... F ~ croorganism ratio
  • chapter ................................ Sludge age (Gould)
  • chapter Solids retention time (also called MCRT)
  • chapter ................................. Return sludge rate
  • chapter ...................................... Wastingrate
  • chapter ................................ WAS pumping rate
  • chapter ........................ Oxidation ditch detention time
  • chapter ..................................... BOD loading
  • chapter ............................... Organic loading rate
  • chapter ............................ BOD removal efficiency
  • chapter .............................. HydrauKc loading rate
  • chapter Population loading and population equivalent
  • chapter .................................... Detention time
  • chapter ..................................... 14 . Chemical Dosage
  • chapter Chemical feed rate-Eull-strength chemicals
  • chapter ................... Chlorine dose. demand, and residual
  • chapter Chemical feed rate-less than full-strength chemicals
  • chapter ......................... Percent strength of solutions
  • chapter .................. Mixing solutions of different strength
  • chapter .................. Solution chemical feeder setting.@
  • chapter Chemical feed pumppercent stroke setting
  • chapter Solution chemical feeder setting. Wmin
  • chapter ........................ Dry chemical feed calibration
  • chapter ............ Solution feed calibration. given mdJmin flow
  • chapter ........ Solution feed calibration. given drop in tank level
  • chapter ............................ Average use calculations
  • chapter 1 5 . Sludge Production and Thickening.