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Suspended Growth Models 98 The effective pressure at the depth of the diffuser submergence is calculated using the following formula: Equation 6.7 where δ is the depth correction factor for oxygen saturation and is given by: Fine Pore and Jets Equation 6.8 Coarse Bubble Equation 6.9 The parameter d is the depth of submergence of the diffusers. The DO saturation concentration at 20°C and 1 atm is calculated as follows: Equation 6.10 GPS-X Technical Reference
99 Suspended Growth Models Oxygen Mass Transfer Coefficient at Field Conditions Calculation The value of the oxygen mass transfer coefficient at field conditions, K La, specifies the * amount of oxygen supplied to the aeration tank given the driving force C C L , and the tank volume. GPS-X provides four ways for the user to specify the K La: 1. If known, the user can directly supply the K La at 20°C (no alpha, fouling, or temperature correction) for both diffused and mechanical aeration. GPS-X converts the K La to field conditions. 2. In the case of mechanical aerators, the user can supply an aeration power and mechanical aerator oxygen transfer rate from which GPS-X calculates the K La. 3. In the case of diffused aeration, the user can supply an air flow rate (at either standard or field conditions) and a standard oxygen transfer efficiency (SOTE) from which GPS-X calculates the K La at field conditions. Alternatively, the user can configure a DO controller which will manipulate the field K La directly to match the desired DO concentration.The availability of these options depends on the selected aeration method. For diffused aeration the user can enter airflow, enter K La, or use a DO controller. For mechanical aeration the user can enter power, enter K La, or use a DO controller. The four choices for specifying K La are discussed in more detail in the following four sections. Entering KLa Directly – Diffused Aeration The K La at field conditions is calculated using Equation 6.11: Equation 6.11 where: K La T = mass transfer coefficient at temperature T in °C (1/day) K La 20 = mass transfer coefficient at 20°C θ = temperature correction factor (default value in GPS-X is 1.024) α = wastewater correction factor for K La 20 F =diffuser fouling factor (default value in GPS-X is 1.0) T = wastewater temperature (°C) GPS-X Technical Reference
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