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Suspended Growth Models 212<br />

The ΔH term includes the following terms :<br />

1. Convective and evaporative loss at the surface of the reactor due to aeration.<br />

(H i)<br />

2. Heat loss due to conduction across the reactor wall (H tw)<br />

3. Heat input due to mechanical and blower energy (H p)<br />

4. Heat input due to biological heat production (H b)<br />

The calculation method for each heat transfer term is shown in Table 6-7. The present<br />

model neglects the heat transfer due to solar radiation and long wave radiation. The<br />

surface convection and evaporation losses are lumped into the convection and<br />

evaporative heat transfer due to aeration.<br />

Table 6-7 – Heat Transfer Terms with Equations for Estimation<br />

H i<br />

Heat Transfer Term<br />

H tw = H tlaw + H tlsw<br />

H p<br />

H b = H baer+ H bdn+ H baut<br />

Equation Used for<br />

Estimation<br />

U i.A.(T a-T wo)<br />

H tlaw =U laA la(T wo-T a)<br />

H tlsw =U lsA ls(T wo-T s)<br />

P aer<br />

H baer = H uaer*r OU<br />

H bdn = H udn*r DN<br />

H baut = H unr*r aut<br />

Comment<br />

Convective and evaporative<br />

loss during aeration<br />

Heat transfer liquid/air<br />

contact wall<br />

Heat transfer liquid/soil<br />

contact wall<br />

Power input of surface<br />

aerator or blower<br />

Heat generation from the<br />

aerobic oxidation<br />

Heat generation from<br />

denitrification<br />

Heat generation from<br />

nitrification<br />

The list of parameters used in the temperature estimation model is shown in Table 6-8.<br />

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

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