Application of mathematical tools to improve the design and operation of activated sludge plants. Case study: The new wastewater treatment plant of Galindo–Bilbao Part I: Optimum design

Application of mathematical tools to improve the design and operation of activated sludge plants. Case study: The new wastewater treatment plant of Galindo–Bilbao Part I: Optimum design

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Article ID: iaor20023686
Country: United States
Volume: 43
Issue: 7
Start Page Number: 157
End Page Number: 165
Publication Date: Jan 2001
Journal: Water Science and Technology
Authors: , , ,
Keywords: forestry
Abstract:

This paper presents a mathematical formulation for the optimum design of a new activated sludge WWTP. The WWTP optimum design problem has been formulated as a Mathematical Programming problem, which is solved through a nonlinear optimisation method. The plant model has been based on the ASM 1. The minimum volume of the biological reactors and the minimum total cost (including construction and exploitation costs) have been considered as optimisation criteria. Some practical results are also included, using as a case study the design of the second stage of the Galindo–Bilbao WWTP.

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