The computer modeling of aerobic processes wastewater treatment

Authors

  • А. П. Сафоник National University Water and Environment, Ukraine
  • І. М. Таргоній National University Water and Environment, Ukraine

Keywords:

mathematical model, aerobic treatment, reverse effect, asymptotics, waste water, activе sludge

Abstract

The work is devoted to the problem of wastewater treatment from various impurities. To avoid corrupting influence of anthropogenic factors using various treatment system filters the most common of which are biological. There are a number of problems that require deep study or interpretation despite the large number of works devoted to this subject. In particular, the works of the biological treatment is considered as a process and believe that the quality of treatment affect the basic geometric dimensions of structures. Some authors describe processes in manufacturing facilities in the biological purification of waste water only partially, not including all mutual influences. According to the research of process of aerobic wastewater treatment, the mathematical model was developed. It describes the processes of changing the concentration of bacteria, organic and biological materials and includes the interact of these parameters with each other. Based on calculations the influence of the main parameters of the efficiency of biological treatment were considered. The influence of oxygen concentration and sludge on the quality of the cleaning process was shown

Author Biography

А. П. Сафоник, National University Water and Environment

Ph.D.

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Published

2016-06-16

Issue

Vol. 19 No. 2 (2016)

Section

Applied mathematics

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