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    HIGHHIGH STRENGTH WASTESTRENGTH WASTE

    WATER TRETMENT BYWATER TRETMENT BY

    ANAEROBIC HYBRIDANAEROBIC HYBRIDREACTOR WITH ENERGYREACTOR WITH ENERGY

    EXTRACTIONEXTRACTIONPrepared by :-

    Satani Nitin

    Guided By:-

    N.M.Suchak

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    INTRODUCTIONINTRODUCTION

    Priliminary TreatmentPriliminary Treatment

    Primary TreatmentPrimary Treatment

    Secondary TreatmentSecondary Treatment

    Tertiary TreatmentTertiary Treatment

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    What materials have to be removed fromWhat materials have to be removed from

    waste water?waste water? Soluble organicsSoluble organics

    Heavy Metal ionsHeavy Metal ions

    Acidity and alkalinityAcidity and alkalinity

    Oils,Greases and other floating materialsOils,Greases and other floating materials

    NutrientsNutrients

    Suspended and colloidal solidsSuspended and colloidal solids

    Colour, TurbidityColour, Turbidity

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    Types of Anaerobic processTypes of Anaerobic process

    Suspended Growth :Suspended Growth :Anaerobic DigestionAnaerobic Digestion

    Anaerobic Contact processAnaerobic Contact process

    Upflow Anaerobic Sludge BlanketUpflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket

    Attached Growth :Attached Growth :Anaerobic FilterAnaerobic Filter

    Expanded BedExpanded Bed

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    REACTOR CONFIGURATION OF ANAEROBIC TREATMENT

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    Detail of ReactorDetail of Reactor

    Down flow reactorDown flow reactor

    Upflow reactorUpflow reactor

    Sludge bedSludge bed

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    Anaerobic Hybrid ReactorAnaerobic Hybrid Reactor

    FundamentalsFundamentals ::--

    TheThe conceptconcept ofof highhigh--raterate AnaerobicAnaerobic ReactorReactor isis basedbased onon threethree fundamentalfundamentalaspectsaspects::

    ((11)Accumulation)Accumulation withinwithin bebe reactorreactor ofof biomassbiomass byby meansmeans ofof settlingsettling andandattachmentattachment toto solidssolids.. SuchSuch systemssystems allowallow thethe retentionretention ofof slowlyslowly growinggrowingmicroorganismsmicroorganisms byby ensuringensuring thatthat thethe meanmean solidssolids retentionretention timetime becomesbecomesmuchmuch longerlonger thanthan thethe meanmean hydraulichydraulic retentionretention timetime..

    ((22)Improved)Improved contactcontact betweenbetween biomassbiomass andand wastewaste water,water, overover comingcoming

    problemsproblems ofof diffusiondiffusion ofof subtractssubtracts andand productsproducts fromfrom thethe bulkbulk liquidliquid totobiofilmsbiofilms oror granulesgranules..

    ((33)Enhanced)Enhanced activityactivity ofof thethe biomass,biomass, duedue toto adoptionadoption andand growthgrowth..

    Anaerobic Hybrid Reactor incorporates all the three design featuresAnaerobic Hybrid Reactor incorporates all the three design featuresdescribed above necessary for high rate anaerobic treatment.described above necessary for high rate anaerobic treatment.

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    Anaerobic Hybrid Reactor DiagramAnaerobic Hybrid Reactor Diagram

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    Flow DiagramFlow Diagram

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    Anaerobic Hybrid Reactor AdvantageAnaerobic Hybrid Reactor Advantage

    Process stabilityProcess stability

    Low Sludge productionLow Sludge production

    Nutrient RequirementNutrient Requirement

    Tolerance to Shock LoadingsTolerance to Shock Loadings

    Tolerance to Widely Varying Influent pH ConditionsTolerance to Widely Varying Influent pH Conditions

    Energy ConsumptionEnergy Consumption

    Methane ProductionMethane Production

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    Characteristics of Anaerobic HybridCharacteristics of Anaerobic Hybrid

    ReactorReactor

    HighHigh biomassbiomass concentrationsconcentrations andand longlong SRTsSRTs achievableachievable..

    SmallerSmaller reactorreactor volumevolume duedue toto highhigh organicorganic loadingloading ratesrates..

    StableStable operationoperation underunder variablevariable feedfeed conditionsconditions oror toxictoxicshocksshocks..

    NoNo mechanicalmechanical mixingmixing requiredrequired..

    BiogasBiogas evolutionevolution andand effluenteffluent recyclerecycle insureinsure relativelyrelatively uniformuniformtemperature,temperature, pH,pH, andand substratesubstrate concentrationsconcentrations inin reactorreactor..

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    Sewage Treatment

    Industrial canteen waste

    Dairy and dairy products

    Sugar

    Brewery and distillery

    Starch and liquid glucose

    Vegetable oil and fatty acids

    Vegetable and fruit processing

    Food processing

    Abattoir and meat processing

    Tanneries Paper and pulp

    Chemical and petrochemical

    Refinery

    Pesticides and insecticides

    Pharmaceuticals and bulk drugs

    Anaerobic Hybrid Reactor Industrial

    Applications

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    Energy ExtractionEnergy Extraction

    Methan gas generationMethan gas generation

    Utillzation of BioUtillzation of Bio--gasgas

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    SUMMARY

    The anaerobic process most of the chemical energy in the organic

    matter is retained in the form of methane gas, which leave the system.

    The most commonly used reactor configurations for anaerobic

    treatment are down flow and up flow fixed film and up flow

    anaerobic sludge blanket reactors.

    Limited amount of energy is available for cell growth resulting in low

    growth rates and low sludge prioduction

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    REFERENCESREFERENCES

    Matcalf &Matcalf & EddyEddy WASTEWATER ENGG.WASTEWATER ENGG.

    S.V.S.Sudhakara RaoS.V.S.Sudhakara Rao Chemical Engg.WorldChemical Engg.World

    vol XXXIV no 5 may 1999vol XXXIV no 5 may 1999

    Dr.J.A.DudhabhateDr.J.A.Dudhabhate Chemical Engg.WorldChemical Engg.World

    vol XXXV no 10 oct 2000vol XXXV no 10 oct 2000

    Reshmi MenonReshmi Menon Chemical Engg.WorldChemical Engg.World

    Aug. 2002Aug. 2002 www.google.comwww.google.com

    www.yahoo.comwww.yahoo.com

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    THANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOUTHANK YOU