Biogas Generation from Sludge of Common Effluent Treatment Plant - Khambete, Anjali
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The Sludge generated from common effluent treatment plant contains toxic & bio-refractory compounds which is transfer to TSDF site after dewatering process. The Bio-gas generated from the Sludge collected from sewage treatment plant is very common. First time a Bio-gas has been produce from digesting hazardous sludge by anaerobic sludge digestion process in a pilot scale plant. The study shows that with 5 days HRT, pH between 6.5-8 & COD strength was in a range of 20000-40000 mg/l. The Bio-gas generated was 110-140 liter/Hour. The digested sludge was presenting good amount of volatile…mehr

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The Sludge generated from common effluent treatment plant contains toxic & bio-refractory compounds which is transfer to TSDF site after dewatering process. The Bio-gas generated from the Sludge collected from sewage treatment plant is very common. First time a Bio-gas has been produce from digesting hazardous sludge by anaerobic sludge digestion process in a pilot scale plant. The study shows that with 5 days HRT, pH between 6.5-8 & COD strength was in a range of 20000-40000 mg/l. The Bio-gas generated was 110-140 liter/Hour. The digested sludge was presenting good amount of volatile suspended solids & COD this can be one of the good option to generate electricity which can be utilize in house applications in CETP.
Autorenporträt
Mrs. Anjali Khambete, is Asso. Prof. in Civil engg. dep. of SVNIT, Surat, India. She is also appointed as an Nominee Director in VWEMCL,Vapi, India. Her field of interest are water & wastewater processes and designing treatment units, Noise & Odor related issues in Env. She has over 28 years of teaching & consulting. She teaches courses in Env Engg