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10
Categorie Soggetti
Water Resources","Environmental Sciences","Engineering, Civil
Dynamic simulation can be used to improve the design and performance o
f the activated sludge process. This is illustrated by means of two ca
se studies: 1. The simulation of a full scale industrial plant treatin
g nitrogen-rich wastewater by an intensive nitrification-denitrificati
on process. By means of simulation the most important operational cost
(dosage of an external carbon source) was optimised and a control str
ategy was proposed. 2. The simulation of a municipal wastewater treatm
ent plant with the extension of nitrogen removal. Based on simulation
the feasibility of the redesign was evaluated. In both cases the waste
water composition was characterised and the biological model (the acti
vated sludge IAWQ-model No. 1) calibrated. By means of respirometry an
d standard laboratory analyses it was possible to estimate the COD fra
ctions of the wastewater and the parameters for heterotrophic and auto
trophic growth of biomass. (C) 1997 IAWQ. Published by Elsevier Scienc
e Ltd.