2018
DOI: 10.3390/w10070945
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Optimal Surface Aeration Control in Full-Scale Oxidation Ditches through Energy Consumption Analysis

Abstract: Abstract:Oxidation ditches are popularly used in rural areas and decentralized treatment facilities where energy deficiency is of concern. Aeration control technologies are well established for diffusion systems in order to improve energy efficiency, but there are still challenges in their application in oxidation ditches because surface aerators have unique characteristics with respect to oxygen transfer and energy consumption. In this paper, an integral energy model was proposed to include the energy, aerati… Show more

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“…The following are the advantages of oxidation ditches: the impact of a shock load is reduced by a long hydraulic retention time and complete mixing; sludge production is lower than in other biological treatment methods; and, when compared to other biological treatments, the operations use less energy [19]. The cost of constructing oxidation ditches varies depending on wastewater treatment plant capacity, effluent standards, land price, local construction prices, and local-specific design effluent limitations [19]. To achieve sustainable community development, wastewater treatment plants must achieve two main goals: energy saving and funds saved for WWTP improvements.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The following are the advantages of oxidation ditches: the impact of a shock load is reduced by a long hydraulic retention time and complete mixing; sludge production is lower than in other biological treatment methods; and, when compared to other biological treatments, the operations use less energy [19]. The cost of constructing oxidation ditches varies depending on wastewater treatment plant capacity, effluent standards, land price, local construction prices, and local-specific design effluent limitations [19]. To achieve sustainable community development, wastewater treatment plants must achieve two main goals: energy saving and funds saved for WWTP improvements.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Simulation of flow in an oxidation ditch bioreactor driven by mechanical surface aerator was performed using CFD [8]. Yong et al [9] proposed an integral energy model to optimize the surface aeration control in oxidation ditches using CFD model in their study. Their control system achieved 10% saving in energy consumption.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Sin embargo, el consumo energético requerido en este proceso es elevado y representa entre 50 y 90 % de la energía total utilizada durante la restauración del cuerpo de agua [18]. Por otra parte, la transferencia de OD también puede ser afectada por factores físicos, ambientales, y microbianos, los cuales dificultan y reducen la eficiencia del proceso [19], [20]. al momento de impactar y sumergirse dentro del cuerpo de agua, generando un mayor costo de operación del proceso.…”
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