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MADANAPALLE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES S.MUBARAK BASHA S.SAI PRAKASH II MECHANICAL II MECHANICAL [email protected] [email protected]

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MADANAPALLE INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY AND SCIENCES

S.MUBARAK BASHA S.SAI PRAKASH II MECHANICAL II MECHANICAL [email protected] [email protected] 9160171334 9676852715

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CONVERSION OF BIOMASS FOR ENVIRONMENTAL CHALLENGES ENERGY CONVERSION

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Bioenergy is energy of biological origin, derived from biomass, such as fuelwood, livestock manure, municipal waste, energy crops

Coal Tyres Sugar Cane Bagasse Oil sludge/waste Energy crops Oil seed rape husks Rice and Corn husks Packaging Waste Chicken Waste

Wood chips / waste Straw MSW Nut shells Sewage sludge Olive pips Bone meal Leather waste Animal litter

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FoodStorage

Slime Layer

New Cells

Oxygen

Soluble Organics

CellMembrane

NH3

CO2

H2O

AdsorbedParticle

Enzymes

Wastewater

(Absorption)

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To “Treat”Wastewater

Remove (reduce) Or “Stabilize”The Material in Wastewater

SecondaryClarifier

Activated Sludge System

Air

Pri.Eff. Sec. Eff.Aeration

Tank

Return Activated Sludge (RAS)

Waste Activated Sludge (WAS)

MLSSBiomass(suspended)

→Provides Oxygen and Mixing

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Screening

Grit

Influent

Effluent

Disinfect

PrimaryClarifiers Aeration

TanksSecondaryClarifiers

LandApplication

Typical Flow-Through Activated Sludge Plant

RASWAS

Sludge Processingand Storage

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Aeration Tank

Mixed Liquor(MLSS)

PrimaryEffluent Sludge

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1. Transfer of Food from Wastewater to Cell. Adequate Mixing

Enough Detention Time

2. Conversion of Food to New Cells and Byproducts. Acclimated Biomass Useable Food Supply Adequate D.O. Proper Nutrient Balance 100 : 5 : 1 C : N : P

3. Flocculation and Solids Removal Proper Mixing

Proper Growth EnvironmentSecondary Clarification

Filamentous Bacteria – Form Strings Mixed Liquor Does Not Compact - Bulking

Biological Wastewater Treatment

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The CRT for Best Treatment

Will Vary for Different Facilities

Determined by Regular Monitoring and

Comparing to Effluent Quality

Often Will Vary Seasonally

Cell Residence Time

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Water needed to produce:◦ 1 kilo of wheat: 1 000 litres◦ 1 kilo of meat (beef): 15 000 litres

Daily water requirements per person:◦ Drinking: 2-3 litres◦ Domestic needs: 20–300 litres ◦ Food: 2 000-3 000 litres

with 2 500 litres of water, we can produce:◦ food for one person for one day◦ 1 litre of biofuel

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CONCLUSION: Biomass Utilization for Environmental Challenges = Ecological solutions serves for society

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REFERENCES

THANK YOU

TEXTBOOK:

CONVENTIONAL ENERGY SOURCES BY D.S.KUMAR

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