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Dissolved Air Flotation for Wastewater Lagoon Clarification
James E. Farmerie
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Aeration Lagoon
AerationLagoon Settling
Discharge
Typical Wastewater Lagoon System
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Settling StepRemoves
Colloidal & Suspended Solids
Precipitated Dissolved Solids
Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) associated with the Suspended Solids (TSS)
Algae
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Why Flotation ?
Ideal for low density solids removal
Produces Consistent water quality effluent
Produces Consistently high sludge solids
Increases Dissolved Oxygen in discharge
Small footprint @ High loading gpm/ft2
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Lagoon Treatment ApplicationsAlgae laden waters with seasonal blooms contributing to TSS & BODLow Density Solids
MBBR Biological Solids Soluble Phosphate Water with low D.O.
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Saturator
Recycle Pump
Floc 1 Floc 2 Skimming Devise
Lateral Draw-off pipesNozzles/Valves
RAW WATER
Outlet
AirCompressor
Flash Mix
Saturator
Recycle Pump
Floc 1 Floc 2 Skimming Devise
Lateral Draw-off pipesNozzles/Valves
RAW WATER
Outlet
AirCompressor
Flash Mix
Saturator
Recycle Pump
Floc 1 Floc 2 Skimming Devise
Lateral Draw-off pipesNozzles/Valves
RAW WATER
Outlet
AirCompressor
Flash Mix
Saturator
Recycle Pump
Floc 1 Floc 2 Skimming Device
Lateral Draw-off pipesNozzles/Valves
RAW WATER
Outlet
AirCompressor
Flash Mix
Saturator
Recycle Pump
Floc 1 Floc 2 Skimming Device
Lateral Draw-off pipesNozzles/Valves
RAW WATER
Outlet
AirCompressor
Flash Mix
+ Coagulant
5-20 mins floc time 8 20 gpm/ft2 Loading Rate
Compressed Air dissolved in water at 80 psi
10 % Flow
How does it Work ?
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Air Flotation
Air is dissolved in water under pressure and mixed with waste containing coagulated solids
In the Unit, the pressure drops and allows the air to come out of solution and forms micro-bubbles
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Air bubbles attach to the surface of the solids and become entrapped in the floc as it forms
The resulting mass is buoyant and quickly rises to the surface
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Air Flotation
A float layer of sludge is formed at the surface of the Flotation Cell
Water is removed from the bottom of the tank through laterals that stretch across the length of the tank
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V = Time to Settle/Float G = Gravity P1 = Particle Density
P2 = Liquid Density D = Diameter of the Particle Viscosity of the Liquid
V = _______________ G (P1 P2) D2
18 u
Stokes Law
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SIZE: Hundreds of MicronsSIZE: Hundreds of Microns
SIZE: Tens of MicronsSIZE: Tens of Microns
Particle Size Difference
Buoyancy Flotation
Bubble AdditionGravity Settling
Coagulant/Polymer Addition
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Small SystemsSteel Tank
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Large SystemField Erected Concrete Tanks
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The Saturator
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Dispersion Header Pipe
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Nozzles
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Saturated Water
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Sludge Skimmer
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Mechanical DesludgingReciprocating Skimmer
Low Maintenance
0.25 hp Motor
Gentle on fragile sludge
2 5 % Sludge Solids
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Hydraulic Desludging
Procedure
Effluent gate closed Water level rises Spray water turned on Sludge flows to trough 0.5 1.0 % Sludge Solids
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Mechanically Assisted Hydraulic Desludging
Actuated slide gate & reciprocating skimmer
Reduces time of hydraulic only desludging
Increases flowability of sludge
Solids between Mechanical & Hydraulic desludging
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Sludge
Polymer
Valve to Drop to Atmospheric
Air Compressor 50 psig
Saturator
Recycle Pumps
30%-70%Recycle
Skimmer Device
Loading Rate @ 1 4 gpm/sf
Water Draw-Off
Settled Sludge RemovalDistribution Header
Sludge Thickening DAF
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DAF Comparisons
10 - 50 m50 - 100 mBubble Size
Reaction ZoneRecycle LinePressure Drop Location
80 90 psig50 psigPressure
5 % - 15 %30 % - 70 %Recycle Rate
8 20 gpm/ft21 4 gpm/ft2Loading Rate
Rapid Mix/FlocculatorRecycle LineChemical Addition
NoYesBottom Sludge Collector
YesNoFlocculator(s)
YesNoRapid Mix
Clarification DAFThickening DAF
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ExampleJohnstown, CO
Average Flow @ 400,000 gallon/day Discharge to Little Thompson River Average Influent TSS @ 195 mg/L Average Influent BOD @ 227 mg/L NPDES Permit for Effluent:
- TSS @ < 75 mg/L
- BOD @ < 30 mg/L
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AerationLagoon
AerationLagoon
SettlingLagoon
BOD-Excursions >30 mg/LTSS-Excursions >75 mg/L
When algae present
Johnstown, CO Lagoon System Performance
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Johnstown, CO Pilot StudyJuly 2000
Alum @ 100 mg/L polyDADMAC @ 0.25 mg/L Loading Rate @ 4-8 gpm/ft2 Sludge off the DAF
- 2% to 4 % dry solids
- 0.4 % if influent flow
- Drying bed test @ 6.88 % after 24 hours
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Johnstown, CO Pilot TestJuly 2000
Parameter DAF Influent DAF EffluentRange Average Range Average
Turbidity, NTU 18 to 80 40 2 to 28 15BOD, mg/L 24 to 35 27 3 to 13 10TSS, mg/L 19 to 62 35 8 to 25 11
LIMITS: TSS @ 75 mg/L BOD @ 30 mg/L
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Johnstown, CO Plant Design
Additional aeration in 2 lagoons
Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor (MBBR) for ammonia nitrogen removal
DAF for algae, TSS, and related BOD removal
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Aeration Pond
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MBBR
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DAF Operating
9612.4272976.32102006
975.8230992.52442005
959.3197993.52122004
88231849692332003
812816396113972002
8725186968.83082001
Removalmg/Lmg/LRemovalmg/Lmg/LYear
%EffluentInfluent%EffluentInfluent
TSSBOD
Johnstown CO Wastewater DATA
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Johnstown CO Wastewater Effluent 2001 - 2006
05
1015202530
1 2 3 4 5 6
Year
m
g
/
L TSSBOD
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Johnstown CO Wastewater Highest Monthly Average
2001-2006
0
50
100
150
1 2 3 4 5 6
Year
m
g
/
L TSSBOD
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Johnstown, COPlant Performance
Alum @ 60 mg/L (down from 100 mg/L) polyDADMAC @ 0 (down from 0.25mg/L) Loading @ 4 gpm/ft2
- Plant can double capacity to 8 gpm/ft2
Bonus Benefit in effluent:- Pre-DAF coliforms @ 5,000 CFU/100 ml
- DAF coliforms @ 250 CFU/100 ml
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Johnstown, CO Clari-DAF System
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Johnstown, COInfluent & Effluent Samples
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Greensboro, AL Pilot StudyOctober 2004
Polyaluminum Chloride @ 11 mg/L
Polymer @ 7 mg/L
Loading Rate @ 4 gpm/ft2
AL requires 65% removal BOD & TSS
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Greensboro, AL Pilot TestOctober 2004
BOD TSS Coliformsmg/L mg/L CFU/100 ml
Lagoon Influent Range 183 to 1,060 62 to 308 Average 442 179 241,920DAF Influent Range 11 to 26 56 to 67 Average 18 61 52,605DAF Effluent Range 1 to 7 5 to 17 Average 4 9 3,785
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Western Butler County Authority (WBCA)Zelienople, PADecember, 2005 January, 2006
Tested plant effluent Goal: P Removal through flotation Mixing Time: 12 to 20 minutes Loading Rate: 6 gpm/ft2 to 12 gpm/ft2 10 % Recycle Rate
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WBCADecember 2005 January 2006
Parameter DAF ALUM FerricInfluent 80 mg/L 60 mg/L
TSS - mg/L 3.85 2.00
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Questions ???