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Impact of new sanitation technologies upon conventional wastewater infrastructures
Separation of wastewater split streams and utilization of the resources contained therein are an important prerequisite for a sustainable wastewater treatment. In areas with existing infrastructures, this leads to transition states during which current systems must continue to operate. A simple mass-flow based method was developed to assess the impacts of an incremental transition (co-digestion of blackwater and sewage sludge) upon plant operation. The results proved that blackwater co-digestion could be easily integrated into existing wastewater infrastructures; however, beyond 8% transition thickening was required due to hydraulic limitations in the digester. Additionally, nitrogen recovery was necessary beyond 35% transition to avoid unfavorable C:N ratios. The investigated concept also led to a power gain of 11 kWh/(PE∙a) due to enhanced biogas production and aeration savings. The developed Excel-based method was considered suitable for evaluating the benefits and probable tipping points for plant operation during transition to source-separated sanitation systems.
Impact of new sanitation technologies upon conventional wastewater infrastructures
Separation of wastewater split streams and utilization of the resources contained therein are an important prerequisite for a sustainable wastewater treatment. In areas with existing infrastructures, this leads to transition states during which current systems must continue to operate. A simple mass-flow based method was developed to assess the impacts of an incremental transition (co-digestion of blackwater and sewage sludge) upon plant operation. The results proved that blackwater co-digestion could be easily integrated into existing wastewater infrastructures; however, beyond 8% transition thickening was required due to hydraulic limitations in the digester. Additionally, nitrogen recovery was necessary beyond 35% transition to avoid unfavorable C:N ratios. The investigated concept also led to a power gain of 11 kWh/(PE∙a) due to enhanced biogas production and aeration savings. The developed Excel-based method was considered suitable for evaluating the benefits and probable tipping points for plant operation during transition to source-separated sanitation systems.
Impact of new sanitation technologies upon conventional wastewater infrastructures
Gottardo Morandi, Carlo (Autor:in) / Wasielewski, Stephan (Autor:in) / Mouarkech, Karen (Autor:in) / Minke, Ralf (Autor:in) / Steinmetz, Heidrun (Autor:in)
Urban Water Journal ; 15 ; 526-533
03.07.2018
8 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
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