Table 3.
Basis of assessment for the conventional wastewater treatment for 30,000 P.E.
| Hydraulics | Loads (DWA A 131) | Assumptions | ||||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Parameter | unit | value | Parameter | unit | value | Parameter | unit | value |
| Specific wastewater accumulation | m3/(P.E.·d) | 0.125 | BSB5 | kg/d | 1,800 | Design temperature | °C | 12 |
| Dry weather inflow | m3/h | 352 | TS0 (FSa) | kg/d | 2,100 | Mean flow time in primary sedimentation | h | 1 |
| Mixed water inflow | m3/h | 664 | NH4-N | kg/d | 210 | Fluctuation factorb | - | 2 |
| External water inflow | m3/d | 938 | Norg | kg/d | 120 | fCc | - | 1.5 |
| Daily inflow | m3/d | 4,688 | Ptotal | kg/d | 45 | fNd | - | 1.2 |
| - | - | - | - | - | Sludge volume index | l/kg | 120 | |
Afilterable substances, bAccording to university group approach, cShock load factor for carbon, dShock load factor for N.