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500,000-5,000,000 per mL
Bacterial counts in raw sewage may be expected to range from ________
lag phase
Acclimatization is the adjustment phase of microorganism
Log growth phase
Microorganism multiply since there is an ample supply of food
Declining growth phase
The point atwhich the food is largely depleted and food becomes the limiting factor in further growth
stationary phase
Food =microorg
Endogeneous phase
Uaing stored energy
Diauxie growth
2 log in bacterial growth pattern
Anaerobic bacteria
Oxidize organic matter utilizing electron ecceptors other that oxygen
Aerobic bacteria
Utilize free oxygen as an electron ecceptor
Facultative bacteria
Function both aerobic and anaerobic
Algea
Are photosynthetic microorg which can produce oxygen
Protozoa
Single celled protists which reproduced a binary fission. Major food source is the bacteria
Fungi
Multicellular non photosynthetic plants
Rotifers
Simplest milticellular animal
Rotifers
Their presence is a good indicatiin of the relative stability of a treated waste
Presumptive test
Based on the ability of the coliform group to ferment lactose broth, producing gas
Confirmed test
Consist of groing of cultures of coliform bacteria on media that supress the growth of other organisms
Fecal coliform
Human being, great than 4.0
Fecal streptococci
Domestic animal, less than 1.0
Grab sampling
Sample is taken at random with no particular time
Composite sampling
Mixture of grab samples taken over a period of time
Continuous sampling
Total flow over some period of time
Unit operation
Removal of contaminants is brough about by the physical or mechanical sources
Unit Process
Treatment occurs due to chemical and biological reactions
Physical unit operations
Treatment methods in whichthe application of physicl forces predominates
Chemical unit process
Treatment method in which the removal of contaminants is brought about by the addition of chemicals
Screening
1st step in WTP. They are used to remove large objects
grit removal
Remove heavy metals such as sand, gravel, eggshells etc.
Primary sedimentation
Use to remove settleable solids
Filtration
Use to polish the effluent. Tss and turbidity are removed
Reversed osmosis
Demineralization applicable to produce high quality water from effluent
Chemical precipitation
Producing a chemical precipitate that will settle
Adsorption
Removal of specific compounds from wastewater on solid surfaces
Disinfection
Use to reduce number of water borne pathogens in the effluent
Breakpoint chlorination
Amonia nitrogen is oxidized to nitrogen gas in a mixing basin
Biological process
Treatment methods which the removal of contaminants is brought about biological activity
Flowsheet
Graphical representation of unit operation and process
Process loading criteria
Basis for sizing the unit operation ang processes
Solid balance
Identifying the qauntities of solid entering ang leaving
Hydraulic profiles
Identify the elevation of the free surface of the WW
Plant layout
Physical facilities of the treatment pant
Screening
Treatment used for the removal of of coarse and settleable solids by enception
bar screen
Parallel bars can be hand of mechanically cleaned
Fine screen
Wire/cloth mesh
Pseudomonas
Reduce NO3 to N2
Zooglea
Help through its slime production in formation of floc
Sphaerotilus natans
Cause sludge bulking
Acinetobacter
Storge large amount of phosphate aerobic conditiin release under aerobic. Usefull in phosphate removal
Nitrosomonas
NH4 to NO2
Nitrobacter
NO2 to NO3
Flow measurement
flowrate needed for efficient operation
Average daily flowrate
Average flowrate over a period of time
Peak hourly flowrate
Highest flowrate measured in 24 hr period
Maximum daily flowrate
Maximum daily flowrate over a period of time
Comminution
Grinding of coarse
Comminutor
Device used to cut up solids in WW
Barminutor
Combination of bar screen and comminutor
Grit chamber
Enlarge channel where the velocity of water is controlled to allow only heavier solids to settle out
Grit chamber mustmaintain a min velocity of 2 ft per second
1 ft per second
Velocity in the grit is reduced to about
Equalization bazin
Maintain a constant volumetric flow of wastewater from pretreated to other downstream operation. It dampens hydraulic or flowrate variations