Efeito da redução do diâmetro interno sobre o desempenho de um reator aeróbio de leito fluidizado no tratamento de esgoto sanitário
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2005-04-01
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Rufato, Fernando Henrique [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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Os reatores de leito fluidizado com circulação em tubos concêntricos têm apresentado bons resultados no tratamento de esgoto sanitário, conforme uma série de relatos da bibliografia. Entretanto, o estado atual da modelagem não oferece ferramentas consolidadas para o projeto dos reatores deste tipo, devido à complexidade do funcionamento do leito trifásico e sua interdependência com os parâmetros biológicos envolvidos. Nesse contexto, a presente pesquisa teve por objetivo caracterizar experimentalmente os efeitos da redução do diâmetro interno sobre o funcionamento de um reator de 6 metros de altura, por meio de estudos hidrodinâmicos e análises laboratoriais do esgoto afluente e efluente. O reator tem diâmetro externo de 0,25m e foi operado anteriormente com um tubo interno de 0,20m de diâmetro, o qual foi reduzido para 0,10m neste trabalho. Antes de iniciar o tratamento foram medidas as velocidades de circulação por meio de injeção de traçadores e foram determinados os coeficientes de transferência de oxigênio. O tratamento do esgoto sanitário, submetido a gradeamento prévio, foi realizado com TDH de 3 horas e concentração de meio suporte de 100g/L de areia com diâmetro médio de 0,26mm. Os resultados indicaram que a redução do diâmetro interno provocou aumento expressivo da velocidade do líquido no tubo de subida. Com isso foi possível utilizar vazões de ar tão baixas quanto 1500L/h sem risco de instabilizar o leito, enquanto que na situação anterior eram necessários cerca de 3700L/h. O processo de tratamento foi o fator limitante da vazão de ar, requerendo cerca de 2100L/h. As remoções médias de DQO, DBO e NTK situaram-se em 91,1%, 88,5% e 88,8%, respectivamente. Com o diâmetro interno de 0,20m foram obtidas, em condições de operação semelhantes, remoções de 81,7%, 88,6% e 87,0%, com uma vazão de ar de 3700L/h. Com o tubo interno de 0,10m o reator apresentou bom desempenho hidrodinâmico,...
The circulating fluidized bed reactors with concentric tubes have been presented good results in the treatment of domestic wastewater, as shown by several reports in the literature. However, the current state of the art of modeling does not offer consolidated design tools to this kind of reactors, due to the complexities of the three-phase bed behavior and their interdependence with the biological parameters involved. In this context, the objective of this research is to experimentally characterize the effect of the internal diameter reduction on the functioning of a reactor with 6 meters of height, by means of hydrodynamic studies and laboratorial analyses of the reactor’s affluent and effluent. The reactor has an external diameter of 0,25m and an internal tube with a previous diameter of 0,25m, reduced to 0,10m in this work. Before initiating the treatment the circulation velocities were measured by injecting tracers and the oxygen transfer coefficients were determined. The treatment of the previously screened wastewater was carried out with Hydraulic Detention Times (HDT) of 3 hours The solid phase (carrier particles) used was 100g/L of sand with 0,26mm of average diameter. The results indicated that the reduction of the internal diameter greatly increased the liquid’s velocity in the riser. Thus it was possible to use air injection taxes as low as 1500L/h without risk of bed settlement, while in previous situations it was necessary about 3700L/h. The air flux of about 2100L/h required by the treatment process was the restraining factor to the diminution of the air injection flux. The averaged removals of DQO, DBO, and TKN were respectively 91,1%, 88.5% and 88.8%. With the internal diameter of 0,20m in similar conditions there were obtained removals of 81,7%, 88.6% and 87.0%, with an air injection flux of 3700L/h. With the internal tube of 0,10m the reactor presented good hydrodynamic performance, also improving the settling ...
The circulating fluidized bed reactors with concentric tubes have been presented good results in the treatment of domestic wastewater, as shown by several reports in the literature. However, the current state of the art of modeling does not offer consolidated design tools to this kind of reactors, due to the complexities of the three-phase bed behavior and their interdependence with the biological parameters involved. In this context, the objective of this research is to experimentally characterize the effect of the internal diameter reduction on the functioning of a reactor with 6 meters of height, by means of hydrodynamic studies and laboratorial analyses of the reactor’s affluent and effluent. The reactor has an external diameter of 0,25m and an internal tube with a previous diameter of 0,25m, reduced to 0,10m in this work. Before initiating the treatment the circulation velocities were measured by injecting tracers and the oxygen transfer coefficients were determined. The treatment of the previously screened wastewater was carried out with Hydraulic Detention Times (HDT) of 3 hours The solid phase (carrier particles) used was 100g/L of sand with 0,26mm of average diameter. The results indicated that the reduction of the internal diameter greatly increased the liquid’s velocity in the riser. Thus it was possible to use air injection taxes as low as 1500L/h without risk of bed settlement, while in previous situations it was necessary about 3700L/h. The air flux of about 2100L/h required by the treatment process was the restraining factor to the diminution of the air injection flux. The averaged removals of DQO, DBO, and TKN were respectively 91,1%, 88.5% and 88.8%. With the internal diameter of 0,20m in similar conditions there were obtained removals of 81,7%, 88.6% and 87.0%, with an air injection flux of 3700L/h. With the internal tube of 0,10m the reactor presented good hydrodynamic performance, also improving the settling ...
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Águas residuais - Purificação - Tratamento biológico, Reatores fuidizados, Aerobic reactor, Fluidized bed, Wastewater treatment
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RUFATO, Fernando Henrique. Efeito da redução do diâmetro interno sobre o desempenho de um reator aeróbio de leito fluidizado no tratamento de esgoto sanitário. 2005. x, 98 f. Dissertação (mestrado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Faculdade de Engenharia de Ilha Solteira, 2005.