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100 KLD Sewage Treatment Plant – ASP Technology

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Quick Summary

This page shows a practical design for a 100 KLD (100,000 L/day) Sewage Treatment Plant using Activated Sludge Process (ASP). All volumes and equipment indications are scaled for 20 hours/day operation and conservative design assumptions (influent BOD ~300 mg/L). Use this as a site-verification template — we will finalize after site visit & jar test.

Design Calculations — step by step

Given / Assumed:
Design daily flow (Qd) = 100,000 L/day (100 KLD)
Operating hours = 20 hours/day
Influent BOD (assumed) = 300 mg/L (change after lab data)
Assumed BOD removal target = 80%
Oxygen requirement factor = 1.5 kg O2 per kg BOD removed
O2 in air ≈ 0.278 kg O2 per m³ air
Design transfer efficiency (conservative) = 10%

Flow & Mass calculations (digit-by-digit)

1) Design hourly flow (Qh)
Qh = Qd / operating hours = 100,000 L / 20 h = 5,000 L/h.

2) BOD mass/day
Influent BOD = 300 mg/L = 0.300 g/L.
BOD mass/day = 100,000 L × 300 mg/L = 100,000 × 300 mg = 30,000,000 mg = 30,000 g = 30.000 kg/day.

3) BOD removed (80%)
Removed BOD = 30.000 kg/day × 0.80 = 24.000 kg/day.

4) Oxygen demand (1.5 kg O2 / kg BOD removed)
O2 required = 24.000 kg/day × 1.5 = 36.000 kg O2/day.

5) Air required (using 0.278 kg O2/m³ air and 10% transfer)
Effective O2 per m³ (with 10% transfer) = 0.278 kg × 0.10 = 0.0278 kg O2/m³ air.
Air (m³/day) = 36.000 kg / 0.0278 = 36.000 / 0.0278 ≈ 1,294.964 m³/day.
Air (m³/hour) = 1,294.964 / 20 h = 64.748 m³/hr.
Recommendation: Provide blowers totalling ~ 70–90 m³/hr for margin (two blowers for redundancy; e.g. 2 × 40 m³/hr).

6) Power estimate (approximate)
Small plants have pumps, blowers and support systems. From 10 KLD example (3–4 HP), scaled ×10 → rough estimate: 30–40 HP total installed motor power (pumps + blowers + sludge systems). Exact selection after vendor spec; typical blower motor(s) combined ~ 7.5 – 15 HP depending on blower type and two-blower configuration.

Tank Sizing & Unit Volumes (20 h operation)

Design hourly flow = 5,000 L/h. HRTs are conservative and practical; volumes rounded to nearest practical tank sizes.

UnitHRT / NoteCalculated Volume (L)Rounded / Practical (m³)
Equalization / Collection Tank (with disc diffusers)6 hours5,000 × 6 = 30,000 L30 m³
Bar screen & Grit / O&G chamber0.5–1 hour~5,000 L5 m³
Aeration Tank (ASP)6 hours (typical)5,000 × 6 = 30,000 L30 m³
Secondary Clarifier (Settling)2 hours5,000 × 2 = 10,000 L10 m³
Clarified Water / Buffer Tank (PSF feed)Buffer~2,000 L2 m³
Pressure Sand Filter / Activated Carbon FilterPressure vessels sized per flow
Final Treated Water Tank (Reuse buffer)Buffer for reuse~5,000 L5 m³
Sludge holding / ThickenerIntermediate storage~1,000 – 2,000 L1–2 m³
Total (approx.)~83,000 L (excluding PSF/ACF vessels)~83 m³

Note: You can combine EQ + primary in one tank, or use prefabricated modular tanks (FRP/GRP) to save civil time. Civil footprint depends on tank geometry; rectangular tanks reduce footprint compared to circular clarifiers.

Process Flow (ASP) — Sequence

Toilets & Wastewater → Bar Screen (coarse removal)Oil & Grit / O&G TrapCollection / Equalization Tank (disc diffusers for mixing & prevent septicity)Raw Sewage Transfer Pump (cutter/grinding pump option if rags/solids expected)Aeration Tank (Activated Sludge — MLSS + diffused air)Secondary Settling Tank (Clarifier) — sludge settled; RAS (Return Activated Sludge) pumped back to aeration; excess sludge → sludge holding & dewateringClarified Water Tank → Filter Feed Pump → Pressure Sand Filter (PSF) → Activated Carbon Filter (ACF) → Hypochlorite Dosing (online dosing pump) → Final Treated Water Tank (Reuse).

Use UF (ultrafiltration) if reclaimed water is required for sensitive reuse (e.g., cooling towers, RO feed). For gardening / toilet flushing / vehicle wash, PSF + ACF + disinfection usually suffice.

Equipment, Materials & Controls

ItemRecommended Specification / Note
Bar ScreenCoarse screen with manual or raked option at inlet
O&G TrapSkimmer & oil separation arrangement
Equalization TankDisc diffusers for mixing; MS/FRP/GRP or RCC with internal lining
Raw Sewage Transfer PumpSewage cutter pump (capable of handling rags) — 2 nos (duty + standby)
Aeration SystemFine bubble diffusers + blower(s). Air required ~ 1,295 m³/day → ~ 65 m³/hr (design). Recommend blower capacity 70–90 m³/hr (2 nos) for margin and redundancy.
Secondary ClarifierRectangular or circular clarifier with RAS pump & scum removal; hopper bottom for sludge collection
FiltersPSF (pressure sand filter) & ACF (activated carbon filter) sized for 100 KLD peak flow
Dosing PumpsCoagulant / Polymer (if required), Hypo dosing pump (online) for disinfection
Sludge HandlingSludge holding tank, dewatering (filter press or drying bed) + waste sludge pump
Control PanelPLC based control, level sensors, DO controller, alarms; remote monitoring optional
MOC (Tanks)RCC (buried/permanent) / MS (epoxy lined) / FRP with rubber lining — choose based on site & corrosivity

Blower & air notes: Blower power depends on blower type and head losses. For design air ≈ 65 m³/hr, typical specification might be a 5–7.5 kW (7.5–10 HP) blower — select vendor & include 20–30% safety margin. Consider two blowers for duty + standby.

Expected Performance & Reuse

ParameterInfluent (Design)Typical Treated (After PSF+ACF+Disinfection)
pH6.5 – 7.56.5 – 7.5
BOD~300 mg/L< 30 mg/L
COD~900 mg/L< 200 mg/L (site dependent)
TSS~150 mg/L< 30 mg/L
Oil & Grease~50 mg/L< 5 mg/L (after O&G removal & polishing)

Uses: Gardening, toilet flushing, car/road washing. For sensitive reuse (RO feed, cooling tower), add UF/RO & booster pumps and perform full lab validation.

Operation & Maintenance (Key Points)

  • Maintain DO in aeration: 2.0 – 3.5 mg/L (monitor online if possible).
  • Monitor MLSS & SVI weekly; typical MLSS for ASP: 2000–3500 mg/L (adjust based on performance).
  • Check and clean diffusers periodically; replace worn diffusers.
  • Maintain sludge wasting schedule — expect higher sludge volumes for higher BOD loads; plan dewatering frequency.
  • Maintain dosing chemical stocks (coagulant / polymer / hypochlorite).
  • Keep detailed logbook for TNPCB/CPCB inspections.

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