Sünger Filtre İle Çamur Yoğunlaştırmada Ozonun Etkisi ve Maliyet Analizi

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The ultimate disposal of wastewater sludge (biosolids) continues to be one of the most difficult and expensive problems in the field of wastewater engineering. Wastewater treatment plants generate different sludges, like primary settled sludge, waste activated sludge, chemical sludge and anaerobic sludge, according to their operating systems. These excess sludges have to be managed by reducing their volume and stabilizing them before their ultimate disposal. Generally used volume reduction methods are thickening and dewatering that are usually coupled with conditioning. Sludge thickening and dewatering require either a big capital investment or a big surface area. Moreover, most of the mechanical dewatering technologies use polymers to condition the sludge before dewatering. These polymers have high cost rendering the mechanical dewatering uneconomical. It is possible to handle more thickened and dewatered sludge by adding polymer and initial cost of this system is lower than ozonation system. Howewer it was found that ozonation had same effect and it would be more economical than polymer system after 11 years.

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Sludge thickening , Foam filtration , Sludge ozonation , Sludge dewatering , Cost of Ozonation

International journal of advances in engineering and pure sciences

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International journal of advances in engineering and pure sciences