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Wastewater treatment in the WWTP consists of using some chemical and / or biological steps, in a matter of hours, application conditions for decomposition of organic materials, as well as obtaining at the end of the process a clear liquid process that meets the quality standards required by the C...
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| Resumo: | Wastewater treatment in the WWTP consists of using some chemical and / or
biological steps, in a matter of hours, application conditions for decomposition of
organic materials, as well as obtaining at the end of the process a clear liquid process
that meets the quality standards required by the CONAMA, an agency that defines
environmental norms and requirements to be followed by users of environmental
resources. A number of byproducts are generated during treatment, such as: coarse
solids, sand, foam sludge and gases. The last item mentioned is an important item in the
management of an WWTP, because its prossessing, transportation and final destination
may raise the costs, and its treatment is still needed to separate solid matter from the
liquid (Centrate). The centrate represents a liquid fraction from the dehydration step of
the method performed at the treatment plant, and it is reintroduced into the system and it
may affect the treatment process. Some effects were approached in the present study of
centrate characterization using pH, COD, BOD5, Suspended Solids and Sedimentable
Solids, being analyzed comparatively to the values proposed in the literature. Due to the
analyzes performed, large organic loads were detected and are being reintroduced into
the system, which may affect the performance of the WWTP, thus the need to use
polymers in the sludge dewatering step, as well as open the options for more sustainable
destinations to the sludge. |
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