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    BACKGROUND

    Municipal wastewater treatment employs a

    number of processes designed to clarify, disin-

    fect, and condition raw sewage so that it may

    be safely released into rivers and other bodies

    of water. These processes involve both chemi-

    cal addition and biological action. Chemical

    concentration control, as well as sample moni-

    toring, are necessary for efficient operation, toavoid upsets, and to protect certain aspects of

    the overall process. Figure 1 shows the primary

    wastewater application.

    PROCESSES

    Influent: pH and other analyzers are used

    to detect the presence of off-spec industrial

    waste and provide warning to avoid major

    upsets. For additional details, refer to ADS

    4950-12.

    Aeration/activated Sludge Process:

    Dissolved oxygen measurement is used to

    maintain an adequate oxygen supply to the

    aerobic bacteria that is responsible for treating

    the sewage. For additional details, refer to

    ADS 4950-01.

    Chlorination Chamber: Chlorine analyzers

    are used to ensure adequate disinfection with-

    out overchlorination. For additional details,

    refer to ADS 4950-10.

    Dechlorination Chamber: Chlorine (De-

    chlorination) analyzers monitor the effluent

    leaving the plant and provide a signal for con-

    trol of dechlorination chemical addition. For

    additional details, refer to ADS 4950-10.

    LIQUID INSTRUMENTATION IN MUNICIPALWASTEWATER TREATMENT

    Appl ication Data SheetADS 4950-14/rev.A

    October 2004Water and Wastewater Industry

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    FIGURE 1. Primary Wastewater Application

    For more information

    on influent monitoring,

    see ADS 4950-12.

    For more information

    on aeration basin/

    activated sludge

    process, see ADS4950-01.

    For more information

    on chlorine measure-

    ment in wastewater,see ADS 4950-10.

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    Total Chlorine Sensor Model 499ACL-02

    Maintenance takes only a few minutes a month.

    No tools required to change membrane.

    Replace sensor without running new cable using the Variopol connector option.

    Sample Conditioning System Model SCS921B

    Amperometric measurement permits analysis of turbid samples.

    Low reagent usage means unattended operation.

    Uses ordinary 5% white household vinegar.

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    Rosemount Analytical Inc. 2004

    Model 54e Analyzer

    Three alarms, one fault alarm, and program-mable timer function.

    Two 4-20 mA outputs.

    HART and AMS aware.

    Optional PID and TPC control

    Model 1055 Analyzer

    Two 4-20 mA outputs

    Three progrmmable alarms.

    NEMA 4X (IP65) enclosure.

    Choice of enclosures for panel or pipe/surface mounting.

    Model Xmt Transmitter

    Two-wire transmitter.

    Choice of enclosures for panel or pipe/surface mounting.

    NEMA 4X (IP65) enclosure.

    Choice of HART or Foundation Fieldbus communication.

    Model 5081 Transmi tter

    Two-wire transmitter.

    Robust NEMA 4X and NEMA 7B enclosure.

    Choice of HART or Foundation Fieldbuscommunication.

    Large, easy-to-read display with infrared remote controller.

    All instruments shown are capable of measuring pH, ORP, Conductivity, Dissolved Oxygen, Ozone, and Chlorine.