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Water Treatment Calculations Guide

The document provides formulas and calculations for water and waste treatment processes involving filtration, coagulant dosing, membrane permeability, backwashing, chemical-enhanced backwashing, cleaning-in-place, chemical consumption, recovery rate, and flux assumptions. Key aspects covered include filtration flow rate, coagulant dosing flow and pump speed, transmembrane pressure, permeability, backwash and cleaning flows, chemical requirements, membrane sizing, and recovery percentage.

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Water Treatment Calculations Guide

The document provides formulas and calculations for water and waste treatment processes involving filtration, coagulant dosing, membrane permeability, backwashing, chemical-enhanced backwashing, cleaning-in-place, chemical consumption, recovery rate, and flux assumptions. Key aspects covered include filtration flow rate, coagulant dosing flow and pump speed, transmembrane pressure, permeability, backwash and cleaning flows, chemical requirements, membrane sizing, and recovery percentage.

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Water & Waste treatment Calculation & Formula:

1. Filtration flow (m3/hr) = filtration flux(l/m2/h) X A X B(m2)


1000
 A – Number of housing available in UF unit
 B- membrane area per housing

2. Coagulant dosing Flow (l/h) = Total UF feed flow (m3/h) X Required dosing concentration(mg/l)

Chemical Stoke Concentration (g/l)

3. Coagulant dosing pump Speed(%) = Coagulant dosing flow (l/h) X 100

Flow at max .Speed (l/h)

4. Trans membrane pressure(TMP)


TMP filtration = PT feed – PT permeate

5. Permeability (lmh/bar) = Filtration Flux (lmh)


TMP (bar) X Temp Correction factor

 Temp Correction Factor = 2.024 X 10^-3(42.5 + T)^1.5

6. Backwash Flow (m3/h) = Backwash flux (l/m2.h) X A X B(m2)

1000

7. CEB dosing flow (l/h) = Backwash flow (m3/h) X Chemical dilution (mg/l)

Chemical Stoke Concentration (g/l)

8. CIP Pump flow (m3/h) = (25 X UF unit membrane area(m2))

1000
9. CIP Tank Capacity = Feed flow (m3/h) X 5/60

Chemical Consumption :( Requirement)

1. Hypo = Backwash flow (m3/h) X 5min/60min X dosing concentration(mg/l)

Chemical Stoke Concentration (g/l)

Example:

 323 m3/h X 5/60 X 25 mg/l

7 X 10000mg/l

= 323 X 0.0833 X 25

70

= 9.6 litter

Stoke required /month:

Hypo = 9.6 X 30 = 288 lts/month

 Note: Same calculation we used for Caustic& HCl chemical requirement.

Specific Gravity for Chemicals:

1. Hypo : 1.20 g/cm3


2. Caustic : 1.43 g/cm3
3. HCl : 1.20 g/cm3

Note: Chemicals need to convert into Kgs value multiple with respected chemical specific gravity.

Example: (Hypo)

1. 288 X 1.20 = 345 kg/month

Flux:

Flux = Feed Flow (m3/h) X 1000 / membrane surface area(m2) X No of membranes

Ex:

Flux = 20 m3/h X 1000 / 64m2 X 5 = 62.5 lmh


UF Plant design: (Example )

 Client Name : XXXXX


 Capacity : 81 m3/h permeate
 Mode of operation cross flow 10%
 Recovery : 90 %
 Feed capacity : 81/0.9 = 90 m3/hr
 Feed with cross flow : 100 m3/hr
 Application : Treated Effluent
 Flux = 50 lmh
 No of membrane : 90 m3/h X 1000 / 50 X 81(m2) = 23 nos
 BW pump capacity : 23 X 170 lmh X 81m2 / 1000 = 317 m3/h

Chemical Cleaning:

1. Caustic : 317m3/h X 500 mg/l / 45 %

317m3/h X 500mg/l / 45 X 10000 mg/l

317 X 500 / 450 =350 lph

2. HCl : 317 X 500 / 330 = 480 lph

CIP Tank calculation :

 Hold up volume for Individual membrane = 60 ltr


 No of membrane in skid = 30
 Hold up volume for membrane in skid = 30 X 60/1000 = 1.8 m3
1. 90 m3/h X 5min/60min = 8 m3/h

Slope Formula:

= Velocity= 0,0(Velocity / 0.849 X 100 X Hydraulic mean depth ^0.63) ^ 1/0.54

= 84.5 X 0.1027 ^1.85

= 84.9 X 0.0148 = 1.25652

Weisbach Formula :

hf =F(L/D) X (V2/2g)

F = h /(L/D) X (v2/2g)
 hf – Head loss
 F –Friction Factor
 L –Length of pipe work
 d- ID of pipe
 V- velocity of fluid
 g- acceleration due to gravity

Reynolds Number:

Re = Vol / u

Recovery Calculation:

 Net permeate flow : 91 m3/h


 Cross flow : 5 %
 Recirculation : 20%
 Recovery :

Feed flow = 91/0.85 =107 m3/hr

Feed pump capacity = 107 /0.05 = 112.35 with cross flow

Feed pump with reject recirculation = 107 X 0.2 =21.4

= 112.35 + 21.4

Feed pump capacity = 134 m3/hr

Filtration = 30 mins = 0.583 hrs

FFA = 20sec =0.0055hrs

B/W = 60 sec=0.0766hrs

FFB =20 sec=0.005hrs

Total =0.6106hrs

=24/0.6106 = 39.30 cycles/day

No of membrane = feed flow X1000 / Area X flux

= 107 X 1000 / 81 X 40
= 33 no’s

B/W = 33 X 170 X 81 / 1000

= 455 m3/hr

= 455 X 0.0166 X 39.3

= 297 m3/day

F.F.A = 134 X 0.0055 X39.3

= 29 m3/day

F.F.B = 134 X 0.0055 X 39.3

= 29 m3/day

Total Loss = BW + FFA + FFB

= 297 + 29 +29

= 355 m3/day

Total Production = 91 X 22.9 = 2084 m3/day

Total Loss = 355 m3/day

= 2084 +355 = 2439 m3/day

Recovery = 2084 / 2439

= 0.854 X 100

= 85.4%

Recovery % = feed flow – Total Loss / Feed Flow

Net Permeate Flow/Stream = Feed flow X Recovery


Flux Assumption:

 Raw water = 70 -85 lmh


 Effluent = 50 -65 lmh
 Textile = 40-45 lmh
 Pharma = 30 -35lmh

Note:

 1 Daltons = 1 moss of proton = 1moss of neutron


 Area of cylinder = 2 πrh (l)
 volume of cylinder = πr2h(l)

Chemicals Selection:

1. NaOH – water contain more organic,bacteria,Algae


2. Silica Scaling – 1 to 2% Citric Acid
3. Hard scale & metal Oxides (Iron )
4. NaOH + EDTA =- Organic iron present as humic substance

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