Tuesday, 4 June 2019

ETP Plant - 1000m3/day



ETP plant - 1000 m3/day

Design Data

Raw Effluent Characteristics:

The DAF Process, UASB Process followed by aerobic process and tertiary process is designed on the basis of the following characteristics of raw dairy effluent as furnished by you as indicated below in Table 1. 

Table 1 - Raw Effluent Parameters (At the inlet of Inlet Channel)

Parameter
Value
Flow, m3/day
1000
pH
5-11
BOD, mg/l
1600 - 2000
COD, mg/l
3500 - 4000
TSS, mg/l
500
Temperature, deg C
30 – 40
Oil & Grease, mg/l
< 100

Treated Effluent Characteristics:

The treated effluent after DAF System and UASB Process will have characteristics as mentioned below in Table 2
Table 2 - Ex UASB Reactor

Parameter
Value
PH
6.5 – 7.5
Biogas Production Co-efficient
0.35 - 0.40 m3/kg CODr
Total Biogas Production
950 m3/day Max.
BOD, mg/l
250
COD, mg/l
600

The anaerobically treated effluent will be further subjected to Aerobic Process followed by tertiary treatment (PSF, ACF & chlorination). The treated effluent parameters after Tertiary Process shall be as indicated below in Table 3.

Table 3 – Ex Tertiary Process (ACF)  

Parameter
Value
PH
6.5 – 8.5
BOD, mg/l
< 30
COD, mg/l
< 250
TSS, mg/l
< 50
O & G, mg/l
< 10


PROCESS DESIGN CONSIDERATIONS

¨      The total flow considered for the ETP plant is 1000 m3/day.  

¨      We have proposed preliminary units such as inlet channel, screen chamber, equalisation tank and DAF unit.

¨      The primary & secondary system includes Neutralisation, Buffer Tank, UASB Reactor, Gas Handling System, Hopper Bottom Settling Tank, Aeration Tank, Secondary Clarifier and Sludge Dewatering System which includes Sludge Sump and Decanter Centrifuge.

¨      The tertiary system includes Hypochlorite addition, Holding Tank, Pressure Sand Filter and Activated Carbon Filter.

¨      As pH of the raw effluent varies, either alkali or acid will have to be used for neutralization during process stabilization and commissioning and the consumption of the same can be reduced gradually. We propose dosing tanks for dosing of alkali or acid by gravity to the buffer tank.

¨      The treated effluent parameters Ex – Tertiary System will be guaranteed for the raw effluent parameters mentioned above in the Table 1.

Process Description

The following section provides a brief description of the process flow diagram and the unit operations involved in the proposed treatment:

The raw effluent from the dairy plant will enter into Inlet channel, which is provided with baffles to remove free floating fat manually. The effluent from inlet channel will enter into Screen Chamber where coarse material in the effluent will be removed periodically. The effluent from screen chamber will enter into Equalisation Tank where any hydraulic as well as organic variations will be dampened. We have provided submersible mixers in the equalisation tanks for mixing purpose.

The equalised effluent will be then pumped to a DAF System where chemicals can be dosed from dosing tanks. Air compressor and high pressure pump is provided for the DAF system. The scum & solids from the DAF system will be collected in the Sludge Sump for further dewatering in the Decanter Centrifuge. We have provided a mixer in the sludge sump for mixing purpose.

The effluent from DAF system will enter into Buffer Tank where caustic / lime or acid will be dosed by gravity from dosing tanks if required. Buffer Tank is designed for a specific HRT considering the recycle of the treated effluent to maintain certain pH of the effluent entering UASB Reactor and also to maintain certain feed upflow velocity in the UASB Reactor for mixing purpose.

The effluent from buffer tank will then be pumped to the proposed UASB Reactor through a series of distribution pipes. The multiple distribution ensures a uniform flow of liquid throughout the sludge blanket making maximum use of available high bacterial population. The liquid rises to the top of UASB reactor alongwith the biogas generated and also some sludge particles.

A unique three phase separator separates out the biogas, liquid and the sludge particles. The biogas is allowed to leave through collecting domes and is carried through a gas header, foam trap, sediment trap and flame arrestor to gas flare for ultimate flaring to atmosphere. The liquid overflows through the gutters and the suspended solids then separated are allowed to settle down in the sludge blanket thereby retaining valuable bacterial population (attached to the suspended solids).

The anaerobically treated effluent from UASB Reactor shall then enter by gravity into Hopper Bottom Settling Tank for settling of any suspended solids carryover from UASB System. The settled sludge will be taken back to the buffer tank while the overflow from the settling tank will enter by gravity into Aeration Tank.

The aeration is achieved by means of submersible aerators which also help in the complete mixing of the contents of the aeration tank. The activated sludge generated from the A.T will be settled in the Secondary Clarifier. A part of the settled activated sludge is recycled back to the aeration tanks for maintaining a desired MLSS concentration, while the excess sludge is pumped on to the Sludge Sump for further dewatering.

The DAF sludge and excess aerobic sludge will be collected in Sludge Sump as described above from where it will be pumped to a Decanter Centrifuge. The dewatered sludge from the centrifuge can be disposed off while the filtrate will be taken back to the buffer tank.

The treated effluent from Secondary Clarifier will be collected in a Holding Tank from where it will be pumped to Pressure Sand Filter and Activated Carbon Filter for further tertiary treatment. The effluent is subjected to desired hypochlorite addition for the removal of pathogens before subjected to above tertiary system. The effluent after tertiary treatment can be discharged for final disposal or for the gardening purpose.


A. Civil Works:
 
Sr. No.
Unit
Specifications
Quantity
1.
Inlet Channel & Screen Chamber
Length, m
Width, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


10.0
1.0
1.0
0.3
RCC M20

1 No.
2.
Equalisation Tank
Length, m
Width, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


13.0
13.0
3.0
0.3
RCC M20 with pipe railing

1 No.
3.
Buffer Tank 
Length, m
Width, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


5.25
5.25
3.0
0.3
RCC M20 with pipe railing

1 No.
4.
UASB Reactor
Diameter, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


14.6
6.0
0.3
Foundation with RCC Raft, PCC Raft, Rubble Soling & Compacted Sand Filling & Superstructure in RCC M20 and ladder with 1 m wide walkway around the reactor with MS Pipe Railing of 1m height and Drain Channel around the reactor & connecting gutter to buffer tank

1 No.


5.
Hopper Bottom Settling Tank
Length, m
Width, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


4.75
4.75
3.00
0.30
RCC M20

1 No.
6.
Aeration Tank
Length, m
Width, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


13.50
13.50
3.00
0.50
RCC M20

1 No.
7.
Secondary Clarifier
Diameter, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


9.0
2.5
0.5
RCC M20

1 No.
8.
Sludge Sump
Length, m
Width, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


5.75
5.75
3.0
0.3
RCC M20 with pipe railing

1 No.
9.
Holding Tank 
Length, m
Width, m
SWD, m
Free Board, m
MOC


7.5
7.5
3.0
0.3
RCC M20 with pipe railing

1 No.
10.
MCC / Lab and Chemical Storage Room


1 No.
11.
Other Foundations For

a. Feed Pumps
b. Foam Trap, Biogas Flare
c. DAF and platform
d. Dosing Tanks, PSF and ACF
e. Decanter Centrifuge & platform
f. Inserts required in civil structures
g. Cable trenches, pipe support
    foundations

1 Lot
12.
All inserts in civil work

1 Lot

B. Mechanical, Bought Outs & Instrumentation  

 Sr. No.
Unit
Specifications
Quantity
1.
Bar Screen
Length, m
Depth, m
Bar Width, mm
Bar Depth, mm
Cleaning Mode
MOC


1.0
1.0
10.0
10.0
Manual
MSEP

1 No.
2.
Mixers in equalisation tanks
Capacity, HP


2.00
2 Nos.
3.
DAF Feed Pumps
Flow Rate, m3/hr
Head, MWC
Motor Rating / Speed
Type
MOC


42.0
10.0
5.0 HP / 2900 RPM
Horizontal Centrifugal Non Clog
C.I.
2 Nos.
(1+1)
4.
Complete DAF system comprising of DAF unit, recycle pump, air compressor, dosing system comprising of dosing tanks, agitators & dosing pumps etc.


Capacity 42 m3/hr
1 No.
5.
Dosing Tanks for Acid & Caustic
Capacity, lits
MOC


500.0
HDPE
2 Nos.
6.
UASB Feed Pumps
Flow Rate, m3/hr
Head, MWC
Motor Rating / Speed
Type
MOC


63.0
15.0
7.5 HP / 2900 RPM
Horizontal Centrifugal Non Clog
C.I.
2 Nos.
(1+1)
7.
Aerators in aeration tank
Capacity, HP
Type


5.0
Submersible
2 Nos.


8.
Sludge Recycle Pumps
Flow Rate, m3/hr
Head, MWC
Motor Rating / Speed
Type
MOC


30.0
10.0
3.0 HP / 2900 RPM
Horizontal Centrifugal Non Clog
C.I.
2 Nos.
(1+1)
9.
Secondary Clarifier Mechanism
Diameter, m
MOC


9.0
MSEP
1 No.
10.
PSF Feed Pumps
Flow Rate, m3/hr
Head, MWC
Motor Rating / Speed
Type
MOC

42.0
30.0
7.5 HP / 2900 RPM
Horizontal Centrifugal Non Clog
C.I.

2 Nos.
(1+1)
11.
PSF & ACF

MSEP
1 No.
12.
Dosing Tank for Hypochlorite
Capacity, lits
MOC


100.0
HDPE
1 No.
13.
Mixer for Sludge Sump
Capacity, HP


2.00
1 No.
14.
Decanter Feed Pumps
Flow Rate, m3/hr
Head, MWC
Motor Rating / Speed
Type
MOC


8.0
10.0
1 HP / 2900 RPM
Horizontal Centrifugal Non Clog
C.I.
2 Nos.
(1+1)
15.
Decanter Centrifuge
Application

Capacity, m3/hr
MOC


DAF & Aerobic Sludge Dewatering
8.00
M.S.
1 No.
16.
Process Piping, Valves and Fittings within battery limits

Piping – M.S. Class B
Valves – C.I Butterfly Wafer
1 Lot


17.
Liquid Flow Meter
Location
Range
Type

DAF & UASB Pump Delivery
0 – 42 & 0 – 63 m3/hr
Full Bore Electro Magnetic

2 Nos.
18.
V Notch for flow measurement

MSEP

1 No.
19.
Pressure Gauges
Location
Range


Pump Delivery
0 - 4 kg/cm2

1 Lot.

C. Electricals  

a.         Control Panel Non- Draw Indoor Type in IP 52 protection.

b.                  Local Push Button Stations, Cabling, Earthing, Bus bars.

c.                   All electricals are of Non Flame Proof Type.

d.                  All motors are considered TEFC with IP 55, Class B Protection.

Notes:

1. Client to supply one point power connection at ETP during construction, erection & commissioning.

2. DSTS will provide the drive ratings with individual connected & operating load at the time of Detail Engineering.


A.   UASB System, Biogas Handling System:

Sr. No.
Unit
Specifications
Quantity
1.
UASB System comprising of:
a. Influent Header
b. Bottom Distribution System
c. Three Phase Settler
d. Supporting Structure
e. Distribution Line Valves
f. Baffles, Effluent Gutters, etc.
g. Sampling Ports
h. Inspection Manhole

Reactor size 14.6 m x 6.0 m SWD
In M.S of suitable size
HDPE - 10 kg/cm2
MSEP
MS with anticorrosive painting
As per Design
In MS
Suitable size
1 Lot.

1 Lot
2.
Biogas Handling System comprising of:
a. Foam Trap
b. Sediment Trap
c. Flame Arrestor
d. Gas Flare without Ignition
   System


1 No.
3.
Design , Engineering , Mechanical & Electrical Erection and Commissioning of ETP








 1.        Site clearance, site development, motorable access to the site, consolidation of soil if required, fencing and gate, internal roads and pathways. 

 2.        Supply of required quantity of power at one point at ETP during construction, erection and commissioning.

 3.        Supply of water required during construction, commissioning and for operation, at battery limit specified by DSTS.

1.               Laboratory chemicals, lab equipment and testing facilities.

2.               Chemicals, Lube Oil, nutrients, anaerobic seed sludge and necessary man power required for stabilization of process and commissioning of plant.

3.               Lodging and Boarding facilities alongwith communication facilities such as phone, fax, email will be provided at free of cost to the supervisors, engineers for supervision on civil works, erection and commissioning.

4.               Secured space / godown for storage of material and hardware and also security for plant & Machinery, equipment etc.

5.               Necessary facilities for unloading of plant, machinery, equipment etc to be provided.

6.               All statutory approval from local authorities.

7.               Disposal of screened material, free fat & oil, skimmed oil & grease, dried sludge cakes from decanter centrifuge. Treated effluent storage & pumping required for disposal.


1)         INLET
Water             :           Necessary quantity of water before  mobilization of site  and during  construction  and  operation  and to inlet of  Foam Trap and dosing tanks with required pressure.


            Power             :           Necessary   and  required  power  supply  during  construction  and                                                 operation at ETP.


   Effluent         :           At the inlet of Inlet channel with characteristics as outlined in Table 1 of Design Data.


   Chemicals     :            As per requirement     
  Anaerobic
  Seed Sludge
     
           

2)         OUTLET

           
            Biogas             :           From UASB Reactor to Gas Flare located within 10 m from
                                             UASB Reactor.                                                 


            Treated           :           Tertiary Treatment Outlet
            Effluent                     

           

  
Utilities

A.                                                    Area Required

App. 1400 – 1500 m2

  1. Power

Operating Load                                   -           58.00 kWh

Connected Load                                 -           78.14 kWh


  1. Chemicals / Nutrients and Seed Sludge

Caustic/Lime                                       -           App. 500 kg/day
                                         OR
Hcl Acid                                             -           App. 500 lit/day

Alum                                                   -           App. 350 kg/day

Polyelectrolyte                                    -           App. 1.5 – 3.5 kg/day

Anaerobic Seed Sludge                      -           App. 250 m3

Notes:

1.   The anaerobic seed sludge requirement will be one time during process stabilization and commissioning.

2.   The acid & alkali requirement will be worked out as per actual field conditions & after knowing the      acidity and alkalinity of the effluent. The Alum & Polyelectrolyte requirement for DAF will be      worked out as per actual field conditions.

3.   The DAP & Urea requirement depends upon N & P available in the raw effluent and can be minimized if the COD: N: P ratio is properly maintained.

4.   The actual quantities for chemicals such as Hypochlorite, De-emulsifier etc. will be worked out as per actual field conditions.

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