5. The design flow (average daily flow) for a new trickling filter plant for the tri-cities is 52,000 m/d. Raw wastewater characteristics are: 240 mg/L BOD, 240mg/L TSS. Primary settling tank (PST) removes 33% BOD, 70% TSS. The final effluent should have less than 20 mg/L BOD and less than 20 mg/L TSS. Filter depth is 3.2 meters. Determine the diameter of single stage trickling filter(s) using the NRC equation if they are using 3 trickling filters and a recirculation ratio of 3. If we use the BOD loading criteria of 0.6 kg/d-m' and hydraulıc loading rate of 16 m/d-m2 to design the trickling filter will the volume calculated using the NRC equation above be sufficient?
5. The design flow (average daily flow) for a new trickling filter plant for the tri-cities is 52,000 m/d. Raw wastewater characteristics are: 240 mg/L BOD, 240mg/L TSS. Primary settling tank (PST) removes 33% BOD, 70% TSS. The final effluent should have less than 20 mg/L BOD and less than 20 mg/L TSS. Filter depth is 3.2 meters. Determine the diameter of single stage trickling filter(s) using the NRC equation if they are using 3 trickling filters and a recirculation ratio of 3. If we use the BOD loading criteria of 0.6 kg/d-m' and hydraulıc loading rate of 16 m/d-m2 to design the trickling filter will the volume calculated using the NRC equation above be sufficient?
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**Trickling Filter Plant Design**
The design flow (average daily flow) for a new trickling filter plant for the tri-cities is 52,000 m³/d. Raw wastewater characteristics are as follows:
- **Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD):** 240 mg/L
- **Total Suspended Solids (TSS):** 240 mg/L
The primary settling tank (PST) removes 33% of BOD and 70% of TSS. The final effluent should have less than 20 mg/L of BOD and less than 20 mg/L of TSS. The filter depth is 3.2 meters.
**Task:**
Determine the diameter of single-stage trickling filter(s) using the NRC equation, given the plant will utilize 3 trickling filters and a recirculation ratio of 3.
Additionally, if the BOD loading criteria of 0.6 kg/d-m³ and a hydraulic loading rate of 16 m³/d-m² are used to design the trickling filter, evaluate whether the volume calculated using the NRC equation is sufficient.
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Note: Since no graphs or diagrams are included, none are described here. If further explanation or assistance with calculations is needed, please provide the NRC equation or additional details.
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