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53rd CENTRAL Canadian Symposium on Water Quality Research ,
February 22, 2018
A.Hafhouf, K.Haboub, P.Lessard, G.Pelletier, P.A. Vanrolleghem
Characterization of particlesbehaviour in combined sewers
Plan
❑ Context
❑Objectives
❑ Case study
❑ Material and methodology
❑ Results and discussion
❑ Conclusion
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Urban catchment
withcombined
sewer
Industry
Combinedsewersystem
Storage tank
WRRF
Urban catchmentwith separate
sewer
Storm tank
(Peiper, 2015)
Context
Storm sewer
Sanitary sewerCombined
seweroverflow
Problem statement
Transport of particulate pollutants in the combined sewer : the most important process of water quality dynamics
Complexity of the description of the transport of particulatepollutants
✓Heterogeneity of pollutants in the sewer system
✓Difficulty in observing particles physical propreties: Particles settling velocity distribution
✓Lack of representative data
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Objectives
1. Characterization of the hydraulic behavior of thesystem
2. Characterization of particulate pollutants and theirsedimentation
3. Understanding of the flow/sedimentation/resuspensioninteraction as a function of particles settling velocitydistribution
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Case study
• Quebec city
Interceptor section 1.8 km
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Case study
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Qm=4 l/s
Qm=40 l/s
Qm=350 l/s
Methodology
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• Dry weather
Particles behaviour in dry weather: sanitary water
• Wet weather During the first flush
Particles behaviour
During the dilution phase
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Methodology
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• Dry weather
✓05am-09am: sample every 10 minutes
✓11am-14pm: sample every 08 minutes
✓06pm-10pm: sample every 10 minutes
TSS , ViCAs ( test for settling velocity in sewerage)
• Wet weather
Once the flow increases in St-Sacrement control room:
✓ Sample of 17L every 20 minutes: ViCAs
✓ Sample of 100 ml every 2 minutes: TSS
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Material
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Cooled autosamplerSigma SD 900: including24 bottles of 1 L
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Material
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Settling column of 2m:ViCAs: Vitesse de Chute en
Assainissement
The settled particles are recovered atthe bottom of the column after 1;3;5; 10; 20; 35; 60 and 120 min.
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Results and discussion
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• Antecedent dry weather: 131h
• Rain:12,2mm
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Results and discusions
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• Mean TSS=220 mg/l• In dry weather, the fraction of organic matter is
very important (90%)
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Results and discusions
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• TSS increases with increasing flow• VSS is 45% of TSS
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Results and discusions
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Results and discusions
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Conclusion
• During wet weather, TSS increases with flow
• VSS fractions are less important in wet weather
• More inorganic matter , is introduced in the combinedsewer by the stormwater, and settled particles during dryweather are resuspended at the higher flow rate
• At high flow rates, the particles settle faster
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Acknowledgement
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Questions ?
Thank you for attention!
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