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Municipal Wastewater Treatment Flashcards

1
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What is the percentage of Land?

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29%

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2
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What is the percentage of Water?

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71%

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3
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What is the percentage of sea water?

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97.5%

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4
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What is the percentage of fresh water?

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2.5%

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5
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What is the percentage of ground water?

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30%

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6
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What is the percentage of glaciers and ice caps?

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69%

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Why treat water

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  • Remove contaminants and pathogens in water to a level that is safe for
    humans to drink.
  • Improve the appearance and taste (palatable).
  • Treatment depends on the water quality or source.
  • Philippine National Standard for Drinking Water (PNSDW 2017)
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In 1990, DENR issued two Administrative Orders:

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▪ DAO No. 34: Revised water usage and classification water quality criteria
▪ DAO No. 35: Revised effluent regulations

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9
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It classifies water bodies according to its use and hence determines how much the
wastewater should be treated before discharged.

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DAO 2016-08

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10
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It sets the limits for pollutants of concern, depending on the classification of the water
body where the treated wastewater is intended to be discharged

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DAO 2016-08

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11
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Represents the amount of oxygen consumed by bacteria and other microorganisms to decompose
organic matter under aerobic conditions.

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BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND (BOD)

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This is the “food” for the microorganisms.

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BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND (BOD)

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13
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Amount of oxygen required to chemically oxidize compounds in water

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CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND (COD)

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14
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is often measured using a strong oxidant such as Potassium Dichromate (K2Cr2O7
) or
Potassium Permanganate (KMNO4).

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CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND (COD)

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15
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It is the amount of particulate matter, that is not soluble nor settleable, in
a sample of water that can be trapped by a 0.45 µm filter.

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TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS (TSS)

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16
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Can increase turbidity in a water body

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TOTAL SUSPENDED SOLIDS (TSS)

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17
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Bound nitrogen in organic matter

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Organic nitrogen

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18
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Results from the breakdown of proteins and amino acids

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ammonia

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19
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Comes from fertilizer in runoff from fertilized lawns, cropland, etc.

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Nitrates (NO3-) and Nitrites (NO2-)

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20
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Causes excess algae growth in rivers and streams (eutrophication) which leads
to DO depletion.

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Nitrates (NO3-) and Nitrites (NO2-)

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21
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From detergents, Causes excess algae growth in rivers and streams and Excess algae can deplete oxygen

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phosphates

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22
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From human and animal feces. Also referred to as thermotolerant coliform bacteria

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coliforms

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23
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Can endanger seafood supply and causes many diseases and illnesses like typhoid fever, hepatitis, gastroenteritis, and dysenter

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coliforms

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24
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Can coat animals and plants suffocating them by oxygen depletion

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FAT, OIL & GREASE (FOG)

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25
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Can clog pipelines and sewers and normally removed by grease traps from the source itself.

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FAT, OIL & GREASE (FOG)

26
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Heart of the treatment process

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BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT

27
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Removes organic loading in the wastewater

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BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT

28
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BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT Technology:

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o Conventional Activated Sludge (CAS)
o Sequencing Batch Reactor (SBR)
o Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR)

29
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Organisms that use organic compounds as energy and carbon source for synthesis.

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  • Heterotrophs
30
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Use carbon dioxide as a carbon source and oxidize inorganic compound for energy

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  • Autotrophs
31
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there is presence of dissolved oxygen

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Aerobic

32
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no dissolved oxygen (source of oxygen is bound oxygen like NO3- and NO2-)

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Anoxic

33
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no dissolved oxygen and very little bound oxygen

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Anaerobic

34
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Humans and animals are examples of?

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  • Heterotrophs
35
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Plants are examples of

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  • Autotrophs
36
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Separates the biomass from the flow, concentrating it at the bottom of the tank.

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CLARIFICATION (SECONDARY)

37
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Removal of solids and other non-settleable material by releasing dissolved air at the bottom of the tank.

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DISSOLVED AIR FLOTATION

38
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Neutralization of charges using a chemical (coagulant) to allow non-settleable solids to from clumps
(flocs).

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  • Coagulation
39
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Formation of bigger particles under quiescent conditions with the aid of a chemical (flocculant)

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  • Flocculation
40
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Kills pathogens

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DISINFECTION

41
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DISINFECTION METHODS:

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o Chlorination
o UV
o Ozonation

42
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Reduces the amount of organic matter and the number of disease-causing microorganisms present in
the solids

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SLUDGE DIGESTION

43
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Reduces sludge water content for ease in handling and disposal

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SLUDGE DEWATERING

44
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SLUDGE DEWATERING TYPICAL SOLIDS CONTENT:

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18-25%

45
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Combines biological treatment and clarification in a single tank that is operated batchwise

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SEQUENCING BATCH REACTOR (SBR)

46
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STEPS IN SEQUENCING BATCH REACTOR (SBR)

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-FILL
-REACT (AERATE)
- REACT (NO AERATION)
- SETTLE
- DECANT
- SLUDGE WASTING

47
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Similar to activated sludge process but uses plastic carriers (media) to increase the number of
microorganisms available to treat the wastewater.

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MOVING BED BIOFILM REACTOR

48
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To grow, microbial cells must be able to take in energy and carbon
compounds from the environment.

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Microbiology - Physiology

49
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Microbiology - Physiology: According to the energy source

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o Chemicals (chemotroph)
o Light (phototroph)

50
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Microbiology - Physiology: According to the electron donor (food)

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o Organic compound (organotroph)
o Inorganic compound (lithotroph)

51
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Microbiology - Physiology: According to carbon source

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o Organic compound (heterotroph)
o Carbon dioxide (autotroph)

52
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Organisms that obtain energy from chemical reactions to make food.

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Chemotrophs

53
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main production metabolism of chemotrophs

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Chemosynthesis

54
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Organisms that use energy from sun to convert water from the soil and
carbon dioxide from the air into glucose.

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Phototrophs

55
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main production metabolism of phototrophs

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Photosynthesis

56
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Organisms that obtain energy from organic substrates

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Organotrophs

57
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Organisms that can produce metabolically useful energy by processes that
depend on the oxidation of inorganic compounds.

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Lithotrophs

58
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Organisms that rely on consuming other organisms in the food chain.

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Heterotroph

59
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Organisms able to form nutritional organic substances from simple
inorganic substances such as carbon dioxide.

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Autotrophs

60
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They produce their own food for energy.

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Autotrophs

61
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They eat other organisms to get proteins and energy.

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Heterotroph

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