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What are the reasons for the slow sedimentation of activated sludge in the aerobic tank of wastewater treatment?

2015-12-24View Original

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What are the reasons for the slow sedimentation of activated sludge in the aerobic tank of wastewater treatment?
Reply #22015-12-24
The oxygen tank requires aeration; as for the sedimentation of sludge, what’s the point of doing that in the aerobic tank? It can be done in the secondary sedimentation tank.
Reply #32015-12-24
He must be referring to SV30, as it was found to settle slowly during the experiments.
Reply #42015-12-24
There are several reasons for slow settlement in general: 1. Low sludge concentration; 2. High organic load ; 3. Sludge bulking ; 4. Transitional aeration.
Reply #52015-12-24
1. Excessive aeration may prevent fine sludge from forming flocs. 2. The low COD load causes partial flocculation breakdown of the sludge; some nutritional agents can be added. 3. The sludge has high activity and a short age, which allows for an increase in the recirculation rate. 4. The ratio of organic pollutants to active microbial biomass is high; due to an abundance of food (organic pollutants), the microorganisms in the activated sludge grow rapidly, and organic pollutants are removed at a fast pace as well, resulting in poor settling properties of the activated sludge.
Reply #62015-12-24
The analyses from Haiyou on the fourth and fifth floors are all reasonable! As a process operator, it is very necessary to accumulate and analyze raw data; as for the specific reasons, microscopic examination can also be conducted.
Reply #72015-12-28
What was said about the fourth and fifth floors is correct; actually, these are the only possible situations

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