Many industries must pretreat their process wastewater before discharging it to the local sewer system. Dissolved air flotation (DAF) systems are used to remove fats, oils, and grease (FOG), certain organics, suspended solids, and metals from process wastewater to meet sewer discharge permit requirements. These treatment systems are far more cost-effective than biological systems but…
process engineered water equipment Dissolved air flotation (DAF) is an effective way of treating wastewater treatment. It is important to know how water is treated because everyone uses water. This knowledge helps you understand how the water that you use is cleaned. This guide teaches you wastewater treatment using the DAF process. Process DAF process…
The Oil Water and Produced Water Dissolved air flotation (DAF) is a water treatment process that clarifies wastewater by removing oils and suspended solids simultaneously. The removal is achieved by introducing ambient air and dissolving it in the recycled wastewater stream by shear pumps and then releasing the air at atmospheric pressure in a flotation…
MBBR stands for Moving Bed Biofilm Reactor. With this process wastewater can be treated in a typical aerobic environments. The MBBR systems are the best water treatment solution for low to high-strength wastewater. The system of biological nitrogen removal (BNR) can enhance the methods of MBBR systems which increases the treatment capacity and improves the…
Jar testing is a method for determining the proper dose rates of chemicals necessary for treating wastewater. It is a miniature batch treatment tank with all the variables under control of the operator. It usually consists of a “jar” or beaker of a known volume and a variable speed mixer. The mixer can be as…
What forms does oil take when in water? Oil has two basic forms in wastewater, non- emulsified and emulsified. Non-emulsified oil floats on the surface of the water and is easily removed before wastewater treatment. Emulsified oil is oil that was subjected to chemical or mechanical action and dispersed into the water. It does not…
In order to sell the liquid hydrocarbons that are produced by oil producing wells, they need to meet specifications that define the maximum allowable amount of water and salt, along with other impurities. Unfortunately, the liquid hydrocarbons that are produced by the wells seldom (if ever) match these requirements. So, there will always be some…
1) Pretreatment process The wastewater treatment plant is a very interesting place because it takes one of the most disgusting substances in the world and turns it back into something that is essential to our life. This interesting process can be broken down into several smaller processes: That brings us to the first step of…
Unfortunately, water pumps can get clogged with dirt or debris, and that can cause the pump to stop working correctly. To keep your pump working at full capacity, you need to keep it free of dirt and debris. Let these tips help you. On a regular basis, you should check how hoses and other elements…
COD – Definition COD: Also known as Chemical Oxygen Demand (Chemical Oxygen Demand), Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD or CODcr) refers to the reduction of reducing substances in water under certain strict conditions under the action of an external strong oxidant. The amount of oxidant consumed during oxidative decomposition, expressed in mg/L of oxygen. The chemical…