PALESTINE - Choice and design of waste water treatment plants
The aims of PWA are:
-To enhance PWA\PMU capacity building to select the proper WWTP technology from one hand and to select the feasible design criteria either for the collection network or WWTP with different size and technology.
- To facilitate and to enhance the capacity of the service provider staff how to deal with the new sewage projects.
The International Office for Water have realised a training session « Choice and design of waste water treatment plants »
Objective
What are main processes of waste water treatment plants for urban waste waters
How are working main treatment processes of waste water treatment plants for urban waste waters
Main design ratios of these processes
Choice criteria of these processes
Skills to be developed during the first session
Presentation of main urban waste water characteristics
Preliminary treatments : screening, sand and greases removal, sieving
Primary settling
Principle of biological treatment for the removal of organic matter and nitrogen
Activated sludge process : aeration and interests of sensors (oxymeter, EhN meter), mixing technologies, recirculation, extraction, gas remover, secondary settling technologies
Main parameters of operation costs : energy (kW/kg BOD5 …), …
Visit of a waste water treatment plants (Al Bireh)
Skills to be developed during the second session
Membrane biological reactor (MBR), Sequential Batch Reactor (SBR), Moving biological bed reactor (MBBR) , Trickling filters, Rotating biological contactors (RBC), Sand filters planted with reeds (constructed wetlands)
Sludge characterisation and Sludge becoming : landfill, reuse in agriculture, incineration
Sludge treatment technologies : thickening (static and dynamic), stabilisation (liming, anaerobic digestion), dewatering (wire belt press, centrifugation, filter press, drying beds)
Main parameters of operation costs : energy (kW/m3, kW/kg BOD5 …), …
Visit of 2 waste water treatment plants (Ramallah, Taibe)
- Preparation and realization of 2 training sessions
- - Practical work
- - Pedagogical documents
- - Final report