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CEE 361
Spring 2020
ASU School for Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment
8-2. Estimate the biomass concentration in a CSTR aeration tank with the following operating
conditions: hydraulic residence time = 3 h; mean cell residence time = 6 d; yield coefficient = 0.6 mg
VSS/mg BOD; decay rate = 0.10 d-1; influent soluble BOD = 200 mg/L; effluent BOD = 2.0
mg/L.
PROBLEMS
1. You are tasked with designing an equalization basin to even out flow and BOD variations.
The following flows and BOD5 have been found to be typical of the average variation over a
day. What size equalization basin, in cubic meters, is required to provide for a uniform
outflow equal to the average daily flow? Assume the flows are hourly averages. Note: In
order to get credit for this problem, you must include a screenshot that shows your
formulas.
Time Flow, m3/s BOD5, mg/L Time Flow, m3/s BOD5, mg/L
2. Describe how primary and secondary wastewater treatment differs. Include the equipment
typically found in each and what removal efficiencies (if any) one would expect for BOD and
TSS for each type of treatment.
3. A horizontal rectangular primary clarifier is being designed for a flowrate of 1,500 m3/d and
an overflow rate of 32 m3/m2·day. If the clarifier has a depth of 2.5 m and a width of 4.0 m:
4. A circular, upflow primary clarifier treats 20 MGD of wastewater. The clarifier influent total
suspended solids (TSS) concentration is 800 mg/L, and the TSS removal efficiency is 21%
(21% of TSS is removed). The sludge waste flowrate is 0.075 MGD.