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Waste Water Treatment Plant Design Data
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Wastewater Characteristics |
Influent |
Effluent
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Summer |
Winter |
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Suspended Solids |
280 mg/l |
24/36 mg/l |
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BOD5 |
320 mg/l |
13/20 mg/l |
20/32 mg/l |
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NH3-N |
30 mg/l |
5.3/8.0 mg/l |
N/A |
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Design Flows |
Influent |
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Average Daily Flow |
6.0 mgd |
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Peak Hydraulic Flow |
12.0 mgd |
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Grit Removal Facilities |
1 & 2 |
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Blowers |
Positive Displacement 155 scfm @ 4.0 psi each |
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Primary Tanks |
1, 2, 3 & 4 |
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5 |
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Dimensions |
9 ft x 11 ft (rectangular) |
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68 ft (diameter) |
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S.W.D. |
10 ft each |
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7 ft |
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Surface Area |
1,116 sf each |
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3,632 sf |
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Weir Length |
17 ft each |
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214 ft |
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Roughing Towers |
1 & 2 |
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Diameter |
55 ft |
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Media Depth |
20 ft |
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Media min. Surface Area |
30 sq. ft. per cu. ft. |
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Pumps |
3 Submersible 3,125 gpm @ 47’ TDH each |
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Aeration Tanks |
1, 2 & 3 |
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Dimensions |
150 ft x 37 ft (rectangular) |
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S.W.D. |
13 ft |
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Tube Diffusers |
278 (each) |
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Blowers |
4 Centrifugal 3,500 scfm @ 8.0 psi each |
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Final Tanks |
1 & 2 |
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3 |
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Diameter |
65.67 ft |
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65.67 |
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S.W.D. |
11.2 ft |
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12.2 ft |
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Surface Area |
3,387 sf (each) |
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3,387 |
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Weir Length |
189.5 ft |
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189.5 ft |
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Chlorine Contact Tanks |
East |
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West |
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Dimensions |
35 ft x 18 ft |
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29 ft x 47 ft |
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S.W.D. |
10 ft |
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11.5 ft |
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Volume |
6,300 cf |
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15,674 cf |
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Digesters |
1 & 2 |
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Diameter |
50 ft |
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S.W.D. |
22.5 ft |
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Volume |
351,500 each |
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Lagoons |
1, 2, 3 & 4 |
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