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TKW Consulting Engineers, Inc.

Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: WWTP

Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
March 2012

Design Flow
Existing TMADF
Addional from North
Subtotal
30% increase
Subtotal
Public Service Building

6 staff

85 GPD/staff
Total
Total Design Flow

Peak Hour Flow (For Lift Station)


Normal hours of flow production

Total Suspended Solids


Single Sample Monthly Grab

Water and Wastewater Flow.xls

18,700
6,233
24,933
7,480
32,413
510
32,923
32,923

gal./day
gal./day

gal./day
gal./day
gal./day

0.035 MGD
0.050 MGD

Current Permitted Flow


Proposed Permitted Flow

Design Effluent Parameters


BOD Carbonaceous 5
Annual Average
Monthly Average
Weekly Average
Single Sample

=
=
=
=
=
=
=

5,487.2 gal./hour
91.45 gpal./minute

Monthly Grab
Max
Max
Max
Max

20
30
45
60

mg/l
mg/l
mg/l
mg/l

10.00 mg/l

Max

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
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Coliform, Fecal
Annual Average
Monthly Geometric Mean
Single Sample

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Date:
March 2012

Max
Max
Max

200 #/100mL
200 #/100mL
800 #/100mL

Single Sample
Single Sample

Min
Max

6 s.u.
8.5 s.u.

Chlorine, Total Residual


Single Sample

Min

0.5 mg/l

Max

12 mg/l
14.5 mg/l

pH

Nitrogen, Nitrate, Total


Single Sample
Current Montly average
Design Influent Parameters
BOD Carbonaceous 5
Annual Average
Monthly Max

150 mg/l
270 mg/l

Total Suspended Solids


Annual Average
Monthly Max

120 mg/l
202 mg/l

Nitrogen, Nitrate, Total


Annual Average
Monthly Max

40 mg/l
60 mg/l

Water and Wastewater Flow.xls

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: WWTP

Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
March 2012

Existing WWTP
each
Equalization
Aeration
Clarifier
Sludge holding
CCC

#
9000
9334
3726
9000
750

2
6
2
1
2

18000
56004
7452
9000
1500

gallons
gallons
gallons
gallons
gallons

2
6
2
1
2

18000
56004
7452
9000
1500

gallons
gallons
gallons
gallons
gallons

Proposed WWTP
each
Equalization
Aeration/Anoxic
Clarifier
Sludge holding
CCC

#
9000
9334
3726
9000
750

To Be Salvaged
2 surge pumps;
2 lift station pumps;
2 drain field pumps; and
1 chlorine pump and effluent flow meter

Water and Wastewater Flow.xls

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Input and Output

Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Wastewater Influent Characteristics


Influent flow
Annual average day flow
Maximum day flow
Peak hour flow rate
Design flow rate
Equalized flow rate

AADF
MDF
PHF
Q
QEQL

=
=
=
=
=

33,000
50,000
120,000
50,000

Raw wastewater constituent concentrations


Total 5-Day Biochemical Oxygen Demand
Average
Maximum
Total Suspended Solids
Total Kjeldahl Nitrogen
Design period average TKN
Peak TKN

Process Design.xls

gal./day x 10-6
-6
gal./day x 10
-6
gal./day x 10
-6
gal./day x 10
Q

=
=
=
=
=

0.03300
0.05000
0.12000
0.05000
0.05000

mgd
mgd
mgd
mgd
mgd

BOD

TSS
TKN

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=
=
=

150 mg/L
200 mg/L
150 mg/L

=
=

40 mg/L
60 mg/L

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Input and Output

Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
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Aeration/Nitrification
Mixed liquor solids
Ratio of mixed liquor volatile solids (MLVSS) to mixed liquor total solids (MLSS)
Design mixed liquor suspended solids concentration
MLSS
=
Design mixed liquor volatile suspended solids concentration

MLVSS/MLSS
3,000 - 4,000
MLSS x MLVSS/MLSS

=
=
=

Design aeration basin volume


Capacity per tank based on manufacturer's data
Number of tanks
Gallons
Cubic feet

9,334 gallons
4 each

37,336 gal.

Solids retention time


Design solids retention time in aeration
Calcuated solids retention time in aeration
Calcuated solids retention time in aeration and clarification

=
=

37,336 gallons
4,991 cu.ft.

7 - 20

=
=
=

20.00 days
23.82 days
26.07 days

4 - 18

17.92 hours

7.48 gal./cu.ft.
SRT

Detention time in aeration


Design

Process Design.xls

0.76
3,000 mg/L
2,276 mg/L

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Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
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Denitrification
Internal recycle ratio
Calculated
Design
Design anoxic basin volume
Capacity per tank based on manufacturer's data
Number of tanks
Anoxic basin capacity
Gallons
Cubic feet

=
=

9,334 gallons
2 each
9,334 gal.
18,668 gal.

Detention time in anoxic tank


Calculated
Design
Yield based on VSS
BOD oxidation
Nitrification
Denitrification

2
7.48 gal./cu.ft.

=
=

18,668 gallons
2,496 cu.ft.

1-6

=
=

4.88 hours
4.88 hours

0.200
0.030
0.060

=
=
=
Ne

Effluent nitrogen concentration

Process Design.xls

1.55
1.55

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0.098 lbs VSS/lb BOD


0.042 lbs VSS/lb NH3
0.037 lbs VSS/lb NOx
4.6 mg/L

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Input and Output

Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Biosolids Processing
Design aerobic digester volume
Capacity per tank based on manufacturer's data
Number of tanks
Aerobic digester capacity
Gallons
Cubic feet

9,334 gallons
1 each
9,334 gal.
9,334 gal.

Solids retention time in aerobic digestion


Design temperature (C) x sludge age (days)
Design biosolids reduction

1
7.48 gal./cu.ft.

=
=

9,334 gallons
1,248 cu.ft.

SRT

45.22 days

TC,min x SRT

814 degree-days

zb

45%

Equalization
Design equalization basin volume
Capacity per tank based on manufacturer's data
Number of tanks
Equalization basin capacity
Gallons
Cubic feet

Process Design.xls

9,000 gallons
2 each
9,000 gal.
18,000 gal.

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2
7.48 gal./cu.ft.

=
=

18,000 gallons
2,406 cu.ft.

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Input and Output

Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Blowers
Design disolved Oxygen concentration in aeration basin

Cmin

2.00 mg/L

SOTE

=
=
=
=

21%
0.55
0.95
0.90

=
=
=
=

21%
0.55
0.95
0.90

=
=

79 cu.ft./min.
140 cu.ft./min.

Aeration device design parameters


BOD oxidation and nitrification
Clean water transfer efficiency
Aeration device correction factor
Salinity-suface tension correction factor
Diffuse fouling factor (F)
Aerobic digestion
Clean water transfer efficiency
Aeration device correction factor
Salinity-suface tension correction factor
Diffuse fouling factor (F)

=
=
=

0.4 - 0.8
0.95 - 0.98
0.85 - 1.00

SOTE

=
=
=

0.4 - 0.8
0.95 - 0.98
0.85 - 1.00

Aeration blower capacity


Air required for aeration
Calculated air required for BOD oxidation and nitrification
Calculated air required for mixing
Design blower capacity

67 cu.ft./min.

Equaliztion and digestion blower capacity


Air required for aerobic digestion
Calculated air required for digestion
Calculated air required for mixing

=
=

18 cu.ft./min.
42 cu.ft./min.

Air required for equalization tank mixing

54 cu.ft./min.

Process Design.xls

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Input and Output

Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Minimum blower capacity


Aerobic digestion
Equalization tank
Total

=
=
=

Design blower capacity

42 cu.ft./min.
54 cu.ft./min.
96 cu.ft./min.
52 cu.ft./min.

Clarifiers
Waste activated sludge flow rate
Calculated WAS flow rate
Design WAS capacity

WAS

Waste solids
Return activated sludge

=
=

0.65 gal/min.
0.40 gal/min.

35 lbs/day

RAS

Sludge return ratio


Calcuated RAS ratio
Design RAS ratio

=
=

Flow rate
Calculated RAS flow rate
Design RAS capacity

=
=

50 gal/min.
60 gal/min.
50 square feet

Calculated minimum area of each clarifer

Process Design.xls

1.45
1.45

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
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Project No:
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Design clarifier size based on manufacturer's data


Design clarifier length
Total length
Length

Design clarifier width

Design clarifier area

16.25 feet

8.33 feet

Number of clarifiers
Total number of clarifiers
Number of clarifiers in service
Total clarifier area

17.00 feet
16.25 feet

8.33 feet

135 square feet

=
=
x

271 square feet

Clarifier hydraulic loading rate


Maximum allowable clarifier loading rate
Design maximum clarifier loading rate (class 3 reliability)
Clarifier loading rate at design flow (both in operation)

=
=
=

1,000 gal./sq.ft.-day
641 gal./sq.ft.-day
321 gal./sq.ft.-day

Clarifier solids loading


Maximum solids loading (class 3 reliability)
Solids loading at design flow (both in operation)

=
=

1.64 lbs/sq.ft.-hr
0.82 lbs/sq.ft.-hr

Process Design.xls

135 sq.ft.

2 each
1 each

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System: Data

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Date:

0
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May 2012

Definitions
Biochemical (or Biological) Oxygen Demand (BOD)
BOD is the quantity of oxygen used when organic matter in wastewater undergoes decomposition by microorganisms.
Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD)
COD is the quantity of oxygen used in both biological and non-biological oxidation of materials in wastewater.
COD is composed of the following fractions:
Readily biodegradeable COD
(soluable)
Biodegradeable COD
Slowly biodegradeable COD
(particulate)
Total COD
Nonbiodegradeable COD
(soluable)
Nonbiodegradable COD
Nonbiodegradeable COD
(particulate)
Solids Retention Time (SRT)
SRT is the ratio of the biomass inventory to the biomass lost and removed
Substrate
Substrate is the term used to denote the organic matter or nutrients that are converted during biological treatment or that may be limiting
in biological treatment.

Process Design.xls

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Data

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Prepared By:
Date:

0
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May 2012

Assumptions
First-order reaction rate constant

0.35

Ratio of influent volatile suspended solids (VSS) to influent total suspended solids (TSS)
VSS/TSS

87.5%

Ratio of non-biodegradeable volatile suspended solids (nbVSS) to volatile suspended solids (VSS)
nbVSS/VSS

33%

NOx/TKN

0.80

RAS nitrate concentration

Ne

Aeration basin mixed-liquor temperature


Celsius
Kelvin
Fahrenheit
Rankine

TC
TK
TF
TR

=
=
=
=
=

24.00
297.15
75.20
534.87

C
K
F
R

Design Minimum
Celsius
Kelvin
Fahrenheit
Rankine

TC,min
TK,min
TF,min
TR,min

=
=
=
=

18.00
291.15
64.40
524.07

C
K
F
R

Design maximum
Celsius
Kelvin
Fahrenheit
Rankine

TC,max
TK,max
TF,max
TR,max

=
=
=
=

30.00
303.15
86.00
545.67

C
K
F
R

Ratio of nitrified NH4-N (NOx ) to total Kjeldahl nitrogen (TKN)

0.12 - 0.46

8.0 mg/L

Aerobic digester sludge temperature

Process Design.xls

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Date:

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May 2012

Calculated Design Wastewater Characteristics


Total or ultimate carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand

UBOD

Time

5 days

BODt

UBOD(1 - e -kt )
=

182 mg/L

1.21

UBOD/BOD

1.21

(bCOD/BOD) x BOD

182 mg/L

Volatile suspended solids


VSS
=

VSS
(VSS/TSS) x TSS

131 mg/L

nbVSS
(nbVSS/VSS) x VSS

44 mg/L

UBOD

BODt (1 - e -kt )

Biodegradeable chemical oxygen demand

bCOD

UBOD/BOD
Assume non-biochemical oxygen is very low or equal to zero.
Therefore, bCOD/BOD
=
bCOD

Nonbiodegradeable volatile suspended solids


nbVSS
=

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Nitrification

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Suspended Growth System Criteria


Activated-sludge kinetic coefficients for heterotrophic bacteria at 20C
Maximum specific bacterial growth rate
Half-velocity constant, sustrate concentration at one-half the
maximum specific sustrate utilization rate
True yield coefficient
Endogenous decay coefficient
Fraction of biomass that remains as cell debris

(temperature activity coefficient) Values


m

3.0 - 13.2

Ks
Y
kd
fd

=
=
=
=

5.0 - 40.0
0.30 - 0.50
0.06 - 0.20
0.08 - 0.20

=
=
=
=

20.00
0.40
0.12
0.15

=
=

1.03 - 1.08
1.03 - 1.08

=
=

1.07 (unitless)
1.040 (unitless)

kd

6.00 lbs/lb-day
mg/L
lbs/lb-day
lbs/lb
(unitless)

Maximum specific bacterial growth rate at system temperature


m at TC
=

m at TC
m x (T-20)

7.86 lbs VSS/lb VSS-day

Endogenous decay coefficient at system temperature


kd at TC
=

kd at TC
kd x (T-20)

0.14 lbs VSS/lb VSS-day

Activated-sludge nitrification kinetic coefficients at 20C


true yield coefficient
endogenous decay coefficient
(temperature activity coefficient) Values
kdn

Yn
kdn

=
=

0.10 - 0.15
0.05 - 0.15

=
=

0.12 lbs VSS/lb NH4-N


0.08 lbs/lb-day

1.03 - 1.08

1.04 (unitless)

0.09 lbs VSS/ lb VSS-day

Endogenous decay coefficient (Kdn) at given temperature


Kdn at TC
=

Process Design.xls

Kdn at TC
(T-20 )
Kdn x

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Nitrification

Project No:
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Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Growth-limiting Substrate
Concentration of growth-limiting substrate solution
S
=

S
{Ks x [1 + (kd x SRT)]} {[SRT x (n - kd )] - 1}

NOx
(NOx/TKN) x TKN
NOx x (Q x 106 x 8.3454 x 10-6]

=
=

32 mg/L
13 lbs/day

Estimated Volatile solids production rate for heterotrophic biomass, cell debris, and
PX,VSS
nitrifying bacteria biomass
Heterotropic biomass
=
(Q x 106) x Y x (bCOD - S) [1 + (kd x SRT)]
Cell Debris
= [fd x kd x (Q x 106) x Y x (bCOD - S) x SRT] [1 + (kd x SRT)]
Nitrifying bacteria biomass
=
(Q x 106) x Yn x (NOx) [1 + (Kdn x SRT)]
=
PX,VSS

=
=
=
=

8
3
1
12

lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs VSS/day

=
=
=
=
=

17
(13)
(1)
2
4.6

lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
mg/L

0.50 mg/L

Estimated Volatile Solids Production


Concentration of NH4-N in the influent flow that is nitrified
NOx
=
=

Effluent Nitrogen
Nitrogen in influent
NOx
Nitrogen in cell tissue
Nitrogen in effluent

Process Design.xls

TKN x (Q x 106 x 8.3454 x 10-6]


=
=

0.12 x PX,VSS
6

-6

Ne (Q x 10 x 8.3454 x 10 ]

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Nitrification

Project No:
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Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Calculated Solids Production


Volatile solids production rate
PX,VSS
6
Heterotropic biomass
=
(Q x 10 ) x Y x (bCOD - S) [1 + (kd x SRT)]
6
Cell Debris
= [fd x kd x (Q x 10 ) x Y x (bCOD - S) x SRT] [1 + (kd x SRT)]
Nitrifying bacteria biomass
=
(Q x 106) x Yn x (NOx) [1 + (Kdn x SRT)]
Subtotal for heterotropic biomass, cell debris, and nitrifying bacteria biomass
6
-6
[(Q x 10 ) x nbVSS x 8.3454 x 10
Non-biodegradeable volatile solids =
PX,VSS
=

=
=
=
=
=
=

8
3
0
12
18
30

lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day

Total solid production rate


PX,TSS
Heterotropic biomass
=
volatile heterothropic biomass (VSS/TSS)
Cell Debris
=
volatile cell debris (VSS/TSS)
Nitrifying bacteria biomass
=
nitrifying bacterial biomass production (VSS/TSS)
Subtotal for heterotropic biomass, cell debris, and nitrifying bacteria biomass
6
-6
[(Q x 10 ) x nbVSS x 8.3454 x 10
Non-biodegradeable volatile solids =
6
-6
(Q x 10 ) x [(TSS-VSS) x 8.3454 x 10 ]
Influent inert TSS
=
PX,TSS

=
=
=
=
=
=
=

9
4
0
13
18
8
39

lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day

Mass of TSS and VSS in Aeration Basin


Volatile solids in aeration basin
=
(XVSS )(V)

(XVSS )(V)
PX,VSS x SRT

595 lbs

Total solids in aeration basin


=
(XTSS )(V)

(XTSS )(V)
PX,TSS x SRT

785 lbs

Process Design.xls

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Nitrification

Project No:
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Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Aeration Basin Volume and Detention Time


Calculated aeration basin volume
Vgal
=
=
Vcu.ft.

V
(XTSS )(V) (MLSS x 8.3454x10 )
gal. 7.48052
-6

=
=

31,343 gal
4,190 cu.ft.

=
=

37,336 gal
4,991 cu.ft.

17.92 hours

-6
Vgal x MLSS x 8.3454 x 10
-6
SBVgal. x XR x 8.3454 x 10

=
=

935 lbs
88 lbs
1,023 lbs

solids in aeration (QW XW + QE XE )

23.82 days

biomass inventory (Q W XW + QE XE )

26.07 days

Fraction of volatile suspended solids


Fraction VSS
=

Fraction VSS
(XVSS )(V) (XTSS )(V)

Mixed liquor volatile suspended solids


MLVSS
=

MLVSS
Fraction VSS x MLSS

Design aeration basin volume


Vgal
Vcu.ft.
Detention time in aeration based on design basin volume

6
[Vgal (Q x 10 )] x 24 hr./day

Design Solids Retention Time


Biomass inventory
Solids in aeration
=
Solids in clarifiers
=
Total biomass inventory
SRT in aeration
SRT

SRT

Mixed Liquor Volatile Suspended Solids

Process Design.xls

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0.76

2,276 mg/L

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System: Nitrification

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Food-to-Microorganism Ratio and Volumetric BOD Loading


Food-to-Microorganism Ratio
F/M
=

F/M
[(Q x 10 ) x BOD] (MLVSS x Vgal)

0.0883 lbs/lb-day

6
-6
(Q x 10 ) x (BOD x 8.3454 x 10 )] Vcu.ft.

0.0125 lbs/cu.ft.-day

(Q x 106) x BOD x (8.3454 x 10-6)

58 lbs/day

Yield based on VSS =

BOD Removed (XVSS )(V)

Volumetric BOD loading

Yield Based on VSS


BOD oxidation
BOD removed

0.098 lbs BOD/lb VSS

Nitrification
Nitrogen oxidized to nitrate

(Q x 106) x NH3 x 8.3454

Yield based on VSS

[(Q x 10 ) x NH3] (XVSS )(V)

Process Design.xls

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25 lbs/day
0.042 lbs NOx /lb VSS

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Denitrification

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Denitrification Parameters
Temperature coefficient for specific denitrification rate

Internal Recirculation Ratio

1.026

1.55

IR

Calculated IR

Design IR

(NOx Ne ) - 1.0 - R

1.55

Nitrate Feed to Anoxic Tank


Flow rate to anoxic tank
Qnox
NOx feed to anoxic tank
NOx,nox

Qnox
(IR + R) x Q

0.15 mgd

NOx,nox
Qnox x Ne

10.02 lbs/day

Xb
[(Q x SRT) V] x [(Y x bCOD) {[1 + (kd x SRT)]}

533 mg/L

Calculated Anoxic Tank Volume


Active biomass concentration
Xb
Specific denitrification rate

SDNR

SNDR at 20C

SNDR20

0.20 lbs/lb-day

SNDR at Tc

SNDR20 x (T-20)

0.22 lbs/lb-day

Vnox
(SNDR x Xb )

Anoxic Tank Volume


Vnox
Process Design.xls

NOx,nox
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10,163 gallons
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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Denitrification

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

DTnox

Detention Time in Anoxic Tank


Calculated DTnox

(Vnox x 24 hr./day) Q

4.88 hour

18,668 gallons
2,496 cu.ft.
8.96 hours

Vnox

Anoxic Tank Volume


Vnox in gallons
Vnox in cubic feet

=
=

Vnox, cu.ft.

=
=

Design DTnox

(Vnox,gal x 24 hr./day) Q

VSSnox
x 8.3454 X 10-6

Vnox,gal

Yield Based on VSS


Volatile solids in anoxic tank
VSSnox

Nitrate

6
(Q x 10 ) x NOx

Yield based on VSS

[(Q x 10 ) x NOx ] VSSnox

Process Design.xls

Vnox x XVSS

denitrification: page 17 of 34

359.26 lbs
13 lbs/day
0.037 lbs NOx /lb VSS

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Aerobic Digestion

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Biosolids Processing Criteria


Minimum biosolids reduction

zb

38%

TC,min x SRT

416 degree-days

Specific weight of water

8.3454 lbs/gal.

Wastesolids

Msl

35 lbs/day

TC,min

18.00 C

Waste sludge concentration in digester

Psl

2%

Waste sludge specific gravity

Ssl

1.02

Minimum temperature (C) x sludge age (days) based on Z b

Design Data

Assumptions
Minimum sludge temperature in digester

Digester Volume
Digester volume required to achieve 38% volatile solids reduction
Solids retention time

SRTVSR

(TC,min x SRT) TC,min

Volume of sudge per day

Vsl

Msl (Psl x Ssl x w )

Process Design.xls

aerobic digestion: page 18 of 34

23.11 days
206 gallons/day

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Aerobic Digestion

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Minimum Digester Volume


Volume required to achieve 38% volatile solids reduction
=
Additional volume required for supernating per 10 States Standards 85.31
Total minium volume
Vgal
Gallons
=
Vcu.ft.
=
Cubic feet
=

SRTVSR x Vsl
SRTVSR x Vsl x 0.25

=
=

4,770 gallons
1,193 gallons

Vgal 7.48

=
=

5,963 gallons
797 cubic feet

SRTPSRP

48 days

SRTPSRP x Vsl
SRTPSRP x Vsl x 0.25

=
=

9,908 gallons
2,477 gallons

SRTPSRP x Vsl
Vgal 7.48

=
=

12,385 gallons
1,656 cubic feet

Vgal
Vcu.ft.

9,334 gallons
1,248 cubic feet

Vgal Vsi

45.22 days

TC,min x SRT

814 degree-days

zb

45%

Digester volume required to significantly reduce pathogens (PSRP)


Solids retention time for TC,min

Disgester volume to significantly reduce pathogens


Calculated volume required to significatly reduce pathogens
Additional volume required for supernating per 10 States Standards 85.31
Total digester volume required to significantly reduce pathogens
Vgal
Gallons
=
Vcu.ft.
Cubic feet
=

Design digester volume based on volatile solids reduction


Design volume
Gallons
Cubic feet
Design solids retention time

=
=
=

Design temperature (C) x sludge age (days)

SRT

Design biosolids reduction

Process Design.xls

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Aerobic Digestion

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Biosolids Reduction Based on 45% Volatile Solids Reduction and Maximum Digester Temperature
Temperature at conditions of maximum solids production
Temperature (C) x sludge age (days) based on Zb

TC,max

30.00 C

TC x SRT

1,357 degree-days

zb

Fraction VSS x Msl x Zb

=
=

Biosolids reduction
Solids reduced

Process Design.xls

VSSred

aerobic digestion: page 20 of 34

50%
13.33 lbs/day

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Client: FDOT
Project: Input and Output
System: Equaliztion

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Equalization Tank Volume


Minimum equalization tank volume
Percent of maximum day flow
Minimum volume
Design equalization tank volume
Gallons
Cubic feet

25%
12,500 gallons

Veq, gal
Veq, cu.ft.

=
=

10,000 gallons
2,406 cu.ft.

6
[Veq (Q x 10 )] x 24 hr./day

MDF x %min x 10

Veq
=
=

Detention Time in Equaliztion at Design Flow


Detention time

Process Design.xls

equalization: page 21 of 34

4.8 hours

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Aeration

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

System Physical Characteristics


Site elevation

zb

10 feet

Gas and Vapor Criteria


Air temperature
Standard air temperature
Fahrenheit
Rankine

Ts

Actual air temperature


Fahrenheit
Rankine

Ta

=
=

68 F
528 R

=
=

100 F
560 R

DAir

Universal gas constant (US customary units)

53.3 ft lbs/lb-air R

Atmospheric pressure
Standard pressure
Atmospheric pressure - barometer
Actual pressure

P
Pb
Pa

=
=
=

14.7 psia
14.7 psia
14.7 psia

RHs
RHa

=
=

36%
95%

Density of air at standard conditions

Relative Humidity
Standard relative humidity
Actual relative humidity

Process Design.xls

aeration: page 22 of 34

0.075 lbs/cu.ft.

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System: Aeration

Project No:
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Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Saturated vapor pressure of water


Saturated vapor pressure of water at standard temperature
Saturated vapor pressure of water at actual temperature

PVs
PVa

=
=

O2,Air

0.232 lbs/lb

C20
C24

=
=

9.08 mg/L
8.42 mg/L

1.2 x [(QEQL x 106) x BOD x (8.3454 x 10-6)]


4.6 x [(QEQL x 106) x NOx x (8.3454 x 10-6)]
-6
- 2.86 x [(QEQL x 106) x (NOx - Ne) x (8.3454 x 10 )]
R0

=
=
=
=

100
61
(29)
133

SOTE

=
=
=
=
=

21.0%
0.55
0.95
1.024
0.90

C24 C20

0.93

exp{-[z b ( R x TR )]}

1.00

Pounds of oxygen per pound of air


Disolved oxygen concentration
Dissolved oxygen concentration in water with 0 ppt salinity at 20C
Dissolved oxygen concentration in water with 0 ppt salinity at T C

0.3390 psi
0.9492 psi

Air Required for BOD Oxidation and Nitrification


Oxygen required for BOD
Oxygen required for Nitrogen
Denitrification credit
Total Oxygen Demand
Aeration device
Clean water oxygen transfer efficiency
Aeration device correction factor
Salinity-suface tension correction factor
Temperature correct factor
Diffuse fouling factor (F)

=
=
=
=

0.4 - 0.8
0.95 - 0.98
1.015 - 1.04
0.85 - 1.00

Ratio of oxygen soluability


=

Ratio of atmospheric pressure


=

Process Design.xls

lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day
lbs/day

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Aeration

Actual oxygen transfer efficiency


AOTE
=

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Date:
May 2012

AOTE
] x {[( x x x C20 ) - Cmin ] C20 }

R0 (DAir x O2,Air x AOTE)


cu.ft./day 1,440 min/day

=
=

Ratio of actual air required to air required at standard conditions


ACFM/SCFM
{[P - (RHs x PVs)] [Pb - (RHa x Pva)]} x (Ta Ts ) x (Pb Pa )
ACFM/SCFM
=

Actual air required


ACFM

79 cu.ft./min.

25 cfm/1000 cu.ft.

Air required at standard conditions


Cubic feet per day
Cubic feet per minute

[ x F x SOTE x

(T-20 )

0.075

101,335 cu.ft./day
70 cu.ft./min.

Actual air required

ACFM
(ACFM/SCFM) x SCFM

1.12

Air required for mixing in aeration


Aeration rate for mixing
30 x (Vcu.ft. 1,000)

125 cu.ft./min.

(ACFM/SCFM) x SCFM

140 cu.ft./min.

Air required for standard conditions =


Actual air required

Process Design.xls

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Aeration

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Air Required for Aerobic Digestion


2.3 x VSSred

SOTE

=
=
=
=
=

21.0%
0.55
0.95
1.024
0.90

C24 C20

0.93

exp{-[z b ( R x TR )]}

1.00

AOTE
] x {[( x x x C20 ) - Cmin ] C20 }

0.075

R0 (DAir x O2,Air x AOTE)


cu.ft./day 1,440 min/day

=
=

Ratio of actual air required to air required at standard conditions


ACFM/SCFM
{[P - (RHs x PVs)] [Pb - (RHa x Pva)]} x (Ta Ts ) x (Pb Pa )
ACFM/SCFM
=

Actual air required


ACFM

Oxygen demand for aerobic digestion


Aerobic digester aeration device
Clean water oxygen transfer efficiency
Aeration device correction factor
Salinity-suface tension correction factor
Temperature correct factor
Diffuse fouling factor (F)

=
=
=
=

0.4 - 0.8
0.95 - 0.98
1.015 - 1.04
0.85 - 1.00

Ratio of oxygen soluability


=

Ratio of atmospheric pressure


=

Actual oxygen transfer efficiency


AOTE
=
Air required at standard conditions
Cubic feet per day
Cubic feet per minute

31 lbs/day

[ x F x SOTE x

(T-20 )

23,373 cu.ft./day
16 cu.ft./min.

Actual air required for aerobic digestion

Process Design.xls

ACFM
(ACFM/SCFM) x SCFM
aeration: page 25 of 34

1.12

18 cu.ft./min.
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System: Aeration

Project No:
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Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Air required for mixing in aeration


Aeration rate for mixing
Air required for standard conditions
Actual air required

30 cfm/1000 cu.ft.

40 x (Vcu.ft. 1,000)

37 cu.ft./min.

(ACFM/SCFM) x SCFM

42 cu.ft./min.

20 cfm/1000 cu.ft.

30 x (Vcu.ft. 1,000)

48 cu.ft./min.

(ACFM/SCFM) x SCFM

54 cu.ft./min.

=
=

Air Required for Equalization


Air required for mixing in equalization
Aeration rate for mixing
Air required for standard conditions
Actual air required

Process Design.xls

=
=

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Clarifiers

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Mass Balance
Mass balance equation
(Q + QR )X = QR XR + QW XR + QE XE
Where:

Q =
QR =
X =
XR =
QW =
QE =
XE =

influent flow rate


return activated sludge flow rate (RAS)
mixed liquor suspended solids (MLSS)
return activated sludge suspended solids
waste activated sludge flow rate (WAS)
effluent flow rate
effluent solids concentration

Criteria and assumptions


Return activated sludge suspended solids

XR

5,000 mg/L

Effluent solids concentration

XE

10 mg/L

Effluent flow rate

Waste activated sludge flow rate


Average WAS flow rate

Process Design.xls

Q - QW

WAS
=

PX,TSS (XR x 8.3454)


WAS x 1,000,000 1,440 min./day

clarifiers: page 27 of 34

=
=

0.0009 mgd
0.65 gal./min.

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Clarifiers

Project No:
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Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

QE
Q - QW

Effluent solids

QE x XE x 8.3454

4.1 lbs/day

Waste solids

PX,TSS - QE XE

35.1 lbs/day

Effluent flow rate


QE

QW XR

Return activated sludge flow rate

RAS

(Q + QR )X = QR XR + QW XR + QE XE
(Q + QR )X - QR XR = QW XR + QE XE
QX + QR X - QR XR = QW XR + QE XE
QX + QR (X - XR ) = QW XR + QE XE
QR (X - XR ) = QW XR + QE XE - QX
QR

(QW XR + QE XE - QX) (X - XR )

RAS

QR x 1,000,000 1,440 min./day

QR Q

Sludge return ratio

Process Design.xls

0.04906 mgd

clarifiers: page 28 of 34

0.073 mgd
50 gal./min.
1.45

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Client: FDOT
Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Clarifiers

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Clarifier Size
Maximum Clarifier loading r=

SLRMax

Minimum total clarifier area


AT,Min
=

AT,Min
x 10 ) SLRMax

50 sq.ft.

CT

2 each

CREL
CT - 1

1 each

A,Min
CREL

50 sq.ft.

(QEQL

1,000 gal./sq.ft.-day

Number of clarifiers
Total number of clarifiers
Number of clarifiers in service
CR
=
Clarifier Size
Minimum area of each clarifer
AMin

AT,Min

Design clarifier area


ADSN

L x W

78 sq.ft.

Area of clarifiers in service

A x CREL

78 sq.ft.

Actual clarifier area

A x CT

156 sq.ft.

Process Design.xls

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: Clarifiers

Project No:
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Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Clarifier Loading
Clarifier loading rate
Design maximum clarifier loading rate
Clarifier loading rate at design flow

(QREL x 106) (A x CREL )

641 gal./sq.ft.-day

(Q x 106) (A x CT )

321 gal./sq.ft.-day

Clarifier Solids loading


Maximum clarifier solids loading

[(QREL + QR ) x MLSS x 8.3454] [(A x CREL ) x 24]

1.64 lbs/sq.ft.-hr

Solids loading at design flow

[(Q + QR ) x MLSS x 8.3454] [(A x CT ) x 24]

0.82 lbs/sq.ft.-hr

SBV

141.36 cu.ft.

=
=

283 cu.ft.
2,115 gal.

Clarifier Solids Inventory


Sludge blanket volume per clarifier
Total sludge blanket volume
SBVtot, cu.ft.
=
SBVtot, gal.
=

Process Design.xls

SBVtot

SBV x 2
SBVcu.ft. x 7.48 gal./cu.ft.

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Client: FDOT
Project: Input and Output
System: Volatile Solids Reduction Data

Temperature (C) x
Sludge Age (days)
0.00
10.43
22.53
34.91
46.84
58.99
71.93
85.33
98.53
112.10
126.75
144.42
162.96
184.51
207.98
234.49
264.87
304.29
352.61
415.39
495.34
605.16
758.51
945.21
1,168.95
1,392.84
1,616.72

Process Design.xls

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
May 2012

Volatile Solids
Reduction %
0.00
2.00
4.00
6.00
8.00
10.00
12.00
14.00
16.00
18.00
20.00
22.00
24.00
26.00
28.00
30.00
32.00
34.00
36.00
38.00
40.00
42.00
44.00
46.00
48.00
50.00
52.00

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VOLATILE SOLIDS REDUCTION


60

Volatile Solids Reduction (%)

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30

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0
0

200

400

600

800

1,000

1,200

Temperature (C) x Sludge Age (days)

1,400

1,600

1,800

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Project: I-75 Reststop in Collier County
System: PSRP for Aerobic Digestion Data

Project No:
0
Prepared By: Patrick J. Day, P.E.
Date:
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Temperature
(C)

Detention
(days)
15
20

Process Design.xls

60
40

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PSRP FOR AEROBIC DIGESTION


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