6.8 Calculate the hydraulic detention time (0) of a CSTR with settled-solids recycle if Y = 0.6 g VSS,/g BOD ĝ = 20 g BOD,/g VSS,-d K = 20 mg BOD,/1 b = 0.25/d f = 0.8 S° = 10,000 mg BOD,/1 X = 4000 mg/1 X = 0 0. = 6 d Q = 1000 m³/d %3D Discuss the practicality of treating this rather high-strength soluble wastewater by this method.

6.8 Calculate the hydraulic detention time (0) of a CSTR with settled-solids recycle if Y = 0.6 g VSS,/g BOD ĝ = 20 g BOD,/g VSS,-d K = 20 mg BOD,/1 b = 0.25/d f = 0.8 S° = 10,000 mg BOD,/1 X = 4000 mg/1 X = 0 0. = 6 d Q = 1000 m³/d %3D Discuss the practicality of treating this rather high-strength soluble wastewater by this method.

Structural Analysis

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Author:KASSIMALI, Aslam.

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Chapter2: Loads On Structures

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