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Suspended Growth Models 174<br />

The decant flow rate (pumped flow parameter) and waste flow rate (underflow rate<br />

parameter) are entered in the Parameters > Operational - Flow Control form.<br />

The influent flow to the SBR is taken from the upstream object (e.g. influent object) if the<br />

influent #1 pump label parameter is left blank in the Flow Control form. The user must<br />

then make sure that the influent flow is synchronized with the SBR cycle (i.e. entering<br />

the SBR during the appropriate phase). Alternatively, in the Flow Control form, you can<br />

enter a stream label for the influent #1 pump label parameter, a flow rate for the first<br />

influent flow parameter, and the SBR influent flow will be automatically taken from that<br />

stream during the appropriate phase within the cycle (automatic synchronization). The<br />

stream label must be associated with a pumped flow stream (`qcon' variable), for example<br />

an influent icon or pumped flow from a tank. The influent #2 pump label parameter is<br />

ignored in this cycle type.<br />

Advanced SBR Cycle Settings<br />

The SBR operational cycle parameters for the Advanced SBR model are shown in Figure<br />

6-19. The advanced SBR cycle is more general than the simple SBR model, allowing the<br />

user to define up to ten or more different phases. For each phase defined, the<br />

corresponding duration, mixing (either on or off), aeration (oxygen mass transfer<br />

coefficient), decant flow rate, and wastage flow rate can be specified. The order of the<br />

user-defined phases is fixed according to their order presented in the forms.<br />

The influent flow to the SBR is taken from the upstream object (e.g. influent object) if the<br />

influent #1 pump label and influent #2 pump label parameters are left blank in the<br />

Flow Control form. The user must then make sure that the influent flow is synchronized<br />

with the SBR cycle (i.e. entering the SBR during the appropriate phase). Alternatively,<br />

you can enter stream labels for the influent #1 pump label and influent #2 pump label<br />

parameters in the Flow Control form, flow rates for the influent #1 flow in phase and<br />

influent #2 in phase parameters in the form (Advanced section), and the SBR influent<br />

flow will be synchronized automatically.<br />

The stream labels must be associated with pumped flow streams (`qcon...' variables), for<br />

example an influent icon or pumped flow from a tank. Most applications will only use<br />

one influent, but second influent was provided for cases were methanol is added, for<br />

example.<br />

<strong>GPS</strong>-X <strong>Technical</strong> <strong>Reference</strong>

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