EP1694421A1 - Sedimentation tank of a clarification plant - Google Patents

Sedimentation tank of a clarification plant

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EP1694421A1
EP1694421A1 EP04803914A EP04803914A EP1694421A1 EP 1694421 A1 EP1694421 A1 EP 1694421A1 EP 04803914 A EP04803914 A EP 04803914A EP 04803914 A EP04803914 A EP 04803914A EP 1694421 A1 EP1694421 A1 EP 1694421A1
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Martin Armbruster
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    • CCHEMISTRY; METALLURGY
    • C02TREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
    • C02FTREATMENT OF WATER, WASTE WATER, SEWAGE, OR SLUDGE
    • C02F3/00Biological treatment of water, waste water, or sewage
    • C02F3/02Aerobic processes
    • C02F3/12Activated sludge processes
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01DSEPARATION
    • B01D21/00Separation of suspended solid particles from liquids by sedimentation
    • B01D21/0039Settling tanks provided with contact surfaces, e.g. baffles, particles
    • B01D21/0042Baffles or guide plates
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01DSEPARATION
    • B01D21/00Separation of suspended solid particles from liquids by sedimentation
    • B01D21/02Settling tanks with single outlets for the separated liquid
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    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01DSEPARATION
    • B01D21/00Separation of suspended solid particles from liquids by sedimentation
    • B01D21/24Feed or discharge mechanisms for settling tanks
    • B01D21/2405Feed mechanisms for settling tanks
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
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    • B01D21/24Feed or discharge mechanisms for settling tanks
    • B01D21/2427The feed or discharge opening located at a distant position from the side walls
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01DSEPARATION
    • B01D21/00Separation of suspended solid particles from liquids by sedimentation
    • B01D21/24Feed or discharge mechanisms for settling tanks
    • B01D21/2433Discharge mechanisms for floating particles
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    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01DSEPARATION
    • B01D21/00Separation of suspended solid particles from liquids by sedimentation
    • B01D21/24Feed or discharge mechanisms for settling tanks
    • B01D21/2444Discharge mechanisms for the classified liquid
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01DSEPARATION
    • B01D21/00Separation of suspended solid particles from liquids by sedimentation
    • B01D21/24Feed or discharge mechanisms for settling tanks
    • B01D21/245Discharge mechanisms for the sediments
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01DSEPARATION
    • B01D21/00Separation of suspended solid particles from liquids by sedimentation
    • B01D21/24Feed or discharge mechanisms for settling tanks
    • B01D21/2488Feed or discharge mechanisms for settling tanks bringing about a partial recirculation of the liquid, e.g. for introducing chemical aids
    • BPERFORMING OPERATIONS; TRANSPORTING
    • B01PHYSICAL OR CHEMICAL PROCESSES OR APPARATUS IN GENERAL
    • B01DSEPARATION
    • B01D21/00Separation of suspended solid particles from liquids by sedimentation
    • B01D21/30Control equipment
    • B01D21/34Controlling the feed distribution; Controlling the liquid level ; Control of process parameters
    • YGENERAL TAGGING OF NEW TECHNOLOGICAL DEVELOPMENTS; GENERAL TAGGING OF CROSS-SECTIONAL TECHNOLOGIES SPANNING OVER SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THE IPC; TECHNICAL SUBJECTS COVERED BY FORMER USPC CROSS-REFERENCE ART COLLECTIONS [XRACs] AND DIGESTS
    • Y02TECHNOLOGIES OR APPLICATIONS FOR MITIGATION OR ADAPTATION AGAINST CLIMATE CHANGE
    • Y02WCLIMATE CHANGE MITIGATION TECHNOLOGIES RELATED TO WASTEWATER TREATMENT OR WASTE MANAGEMENT
    • Y02W10/00Technologies for wastewater treatment
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  • the invention relates to settling tanks of sewage treatment plants in which an at least two-phase mixture is separated.
  • this invention relates to plants in which so-called settling basins with predominantly horizontal flow are used, for which it is known that high-level inlets to such basins in the prior art lead to poor cleaning performance. Definitions for when settling basins are considered to be predominantly horizontal can be found in the relevant design rules.
  • Such settling tanks are used worldwide in standard wastewater treatment processes in which wastewater ingredients are biodegraded.
  • Biological purification stages of sewage treatment plants often consist of aeration tanks as mixing reactors and secondary settling tanks as settling tanks.
  • activated sludge is circulated in a sludge-water suspension between the aeration tank and the secondary clarification tank.
  • Such a system describes, for example, patent specification DE 43 29 239 C2.
  • the primary task of the aeration tanks is to mix the biodegradable dirt in the wastewater with bacteria that decompose the dirt in the activated sludge to form a suspension and to optimize the biochemical degradation process by optimizing their ambient conditions, for example with regard to the oxygen content in the water.
  • Mixing reactors are therefore provided with devices which have a positive influence on the ambient conditions in order to increase the degradation effect. These can be surface aerators or pressure aerators, for example. Settling tanks are not provided with such devices.
  • Mixing reactors and sedimentation tanks are usually built as separate structures. However, solutions are also known in which the settling tank is arranged within the mixing reactor. On the one hand, this saves construction mass for external walls and, on the other hand, the sedimentation basin can be hydraulically loaded with suspension from the periphery. In the case of a combination of independent structures, settling tanks are often fed through central structures, the feed lines of which are generally laid as culverts below the settling tanks.
  • a maximum hydraulic load per tank surface is specified.
  • the required surface of the sedimentation basin results from the maximum hydraulic load on the sedimentation basin divided by the maximum surface loading.
  • an inlet structure When installing an inlet structure as a central structure within a secondary clarifier, its surface must be subtracted from the gross surface of the secondary clarifier.
  • state-of-the-art medium-sized structures are designed for secondary clarifiers with the smallest possible surface area to be installed individually on the respective sewage treatment plant in order to obtain the largest possible net surface area.
  • around 10% of the tank radius is considered to be a suitable size for the inlet radius for round secondary settling tanks, which means that the inlet structure takes up about 1% of the volume of the secondary settling tank.
  • the published patent application EP 1 354 614 AI discloses a technical solution with which the inlet energy to the secondary clarifier can be minimized with an adaptive inlet for all loads.
  • the inlet area of the inlet structure to the secondary clarifier is optimized depending on the existing load situation so that the lowest possible energy is given at the inlet surface for every situation. This is the case if, on the one hand, the vertical the entry surface to the separating mirror is small and on the other hand the entry surface has an optimal height h in for the current load situation.
  • Mixing processes caused by excess energy at the inlet and thus internal increases in the hydraulic load are then minimized in the secondary clarifier. Such intermixing processes return sludge that has already settled back into the stream of sludge that is still to be settled, and thus increase the internal load in the pool with constant external load.
  • a settling basin fed by a central structure is flowed through from the inside to the outside by the main flow.
  • the absolute hydraulic load-bearing capacity - that is the absolute flow rate of the mixture to be separated - can be increased paradoxically or over wide ranges by increasing the size of the circumference P; n at least does not decrease if the inlet structure is built within the sedimentation basin with a significantly larger diameter and circumference Pj n than in the prior art and thus deprives the basin of a comparatively large part of the space that is actually believed to be effective as a process space.
  • This is due to the fact that the effect of reducing the internal load on the pool through reduced interference for increasing inlet width B; n , e.g. B.
  • the invention is based on the object of reducing the overall construction volume of sewage treatment plants with a mixing reactor and downstream settling tank with a central structure in order to reduce the associated investment costs.
  • the object is surprisingly achieved in that settling tanks with flow through from inside to outside are removed from the inner space, which is counterproductive with regard to the phase separation, and made usable in terms of process technology by means of particularly large central structures.
  • This is particularly advantageous if a plant is designed so that the secondary settling tank has an internal inlet structure that is supplied with suspension by the mixing reactor.
  • the separated space can be used as an internal mixing reactor for substrate degradation. With a constant total volume of the basin, this creates additional process space that can be used in terms of process technology, without the efficiency of the sedimentation basin in terms of its function for phase separation being reduced by a smaller process space.
  • the function of the inlet structure goes beyond the hydraulic functions available in the prior art of guiding the incoming volume flow into the sedimentation basin as evenly and gently as possible with optimized shear gradients with optimized flocculation.
  • the resilience of the sedimentation basin i.e. the absolute amount of a multi-phase mixture that can be separated per time, may even increase due to the removal of part of its interior.
  • the inner space can also contain an additional sedimentation basin, which is flowed through from the outside in. This can be achieved by arranging an inlet structure within the sedimentation basin that separates the two rooms and that has at least two inlet surfaces.
  • the outer settling tank is fed through at least one outer inlet surface
  • the inner settling tank is fed through at least one inner inlet surface. translated basin.
  • At least one of the rooms intermittently for example as a mixing reactor and as a settling tank. This means that you can react to fluctuations in load, for example between dry and rainy weather. This means that a larger volume is available to the weaning process at least temporarily.
  • the volume flow of the mixture to be separated must be supplied to the outer sedimentation basin or, under certain circumstances, the two sedimentation basins at least as far as possible at the periphery in order to achieve the smallest possible inflow energy by means of an inflow width B ln that is as large as possible.
  • the inlet to the sedimentation basin / sedimentation basin should be at. at times relatively high up, in particular in the upper half of the basin, or in order to enable a high hydraulic load in predominantly horizontally flowed basins.
  • the process space of the mixing area can be enlarged by an additional mixing basin arranged within the settling basin.
  • an additional mixing basin arranged within the settling basin.
  • This system which has at least one independent mixing basin and at least one additional mixing basin as part of the basin, which serves as a sedimentation basin, with an inlet surface that at least largely encloses the mixing basin within the sedimentation basin and with regard to the inflow energy according to the statements in the published patent application EP 1 354 614 A1 has a favorable shape, the maximum wastewater load on the plant can be significantly increased compared to the prior art with the same construction volume due to its enlarged total mixing space and with optimized settling capacity.
  • An advantageous solution to the problem on which the invention is based arises from a hydraulic as well as from a procedural point of view for aeration systems, if sedimentation tanks are combined with inlet structures that are larger than in the prior art and that their interior by means of devices Use solutions other than phase separation.
  • a ventilation zone and a subsequent anaerobic degassing zone can usefully be provided within the inlet structure to a secondary clarifier.
  • inlet surfaces which are designed to be particularly energy-efficient and / or which, for example, B. by adapting the height of the inlet surface to the separating mirror position and / or by varying the height of the inlet surface hi n further reduce the inlet energy.
  • a further advantageous solution is obtained if load fluctuations caused by the system can be damped by the fact that within the system an additional volume flow from the system can be supplied to a volume flow entering a settling tank via a shortened flow path.
  • the basic function of the invention is independent of the precise geometric shape of the surface of the pool.
  • Fig. 1 combination of mixing reactor and secondary clarifier, in which the inlet structure to the secondary clarifier is equipped with additional devices, here a ventilation;
  • Fig. 2 plant in which the mixing reactor is arranged within the secondary clarifier
  • Fig. 3 secondary settling tank, in which a second settling tank is arranged within the secondary settling tank.
  • the system shown in Figure 1 is combined with an inlet structure 4, in which an additional device for procedural purposes, here a pressure ventilation in a ventilation zone, is installed.
  • the ventilation zone can extend over a partial volume or over the entire volume of the intake structure.
  • Mixers can also be installed in the intake structure.
  • FIG. 2 shows an example of a plant in which the mixing reactor 2 is arranged within the secondary settling tank 6 and thus also takes on the function as an inlet structure 4.
  • Figure 3 shows a secondary clarifier
  • the inlet structure 4 divides the basin into an inner and an outer space.
  • the outer space is operated as a settling basin through which the inlet flow flows from inside to outside, the inner basin as a settling basin through which outside flows.
  • the two tanks can also be operated alternately as mixing reactors and settling tanks.
  • fluctuations in load e.g. B. between dry and rainy weather can be reacted by using partial pools with low hydraulic load of the system as a vented mining volume, but with increased hydraulic load as a settling area.
  • the central structure can be designed so large that it can also be used again for process engineering purposes.

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Abstract

A space is made separate in a sedimentation tank (6) of a clarification plant for carrying out technical functions. For example, a mixing reactor (2) is placed inside the space separated from the sedimentation tank (6).

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Absetzbecken einer Kläranlage Sedimentation tanks in a sewage treatment plant
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Die Erfindung betrifft Absetzbecken von Kläranlagen, in denen ein zumindest zweiphasiges Gemisch getrennt wird. Insbesondere betrifft diese Erfindung Anlagen, bei denen sogenannte überwiegend horizontal durchströmte Absetzbecken eingesetzt werden, für die bekannt ist, dass hoch liegende Einlaufe zu solchen Becken im Stand der Technik zu schlechten Reini- gungsleistungen führen. Definitionen dafür, wann Absetzbecken als überwiegend horizontal durchströmt gelten, können einschlägigen Bemessungsregeln entnommen werden.The invention relates to settling tanks of sewage treatment plants in which an at least two-phase mixture is separated. In particular, this invention relates to plants in which so-called settling basins with predominantly horizontal flow are used, for which it is known that high-level inlets to such basins in the prior art lead to poor cleaning performance. Definitions for when settling basins are considered to be predominantly horizontal can be found in the relevant design rules.
Solche Absetzbecken werden weltweit in Standardverfahren der Abwasserreinigung eingesetzt, in denen Inhaltsstoffe von Abwasser biologisch abgebaut werden. Biologische Reinigungsstufen von Kläranlagen bestehen häufig aus Belebungsbecken als Mischungsreaktoren und Nachklärbecken als Absetzbecken. Zwischen Belebungsbecken und Nachklärbecken wird dabei Belebter Schlamm in einer Schlamm- Wasser-Suspension im Kreislauf geführt. Eine solche Anlage beschreibt zum Beispiel Patentschrift DE 43 29 239 C2.Such settling tanks are used worldwide in standard wastewater treatment processes in which wastewater ingredients are biodegraded. Biological purification stages of sewage treatment plants often consist of aeration tanks as mixing reactors and secondary settling tanks as settling tanks. In the process, activated sludge is circulated in a sludge-water suspension between the aeration tank and the secondary clarification tank. Such a system describes, for example, patent specification DE 43 29 239 C2.
Den Belebungsbecken kommt hauptsächlich die Aufgabe zu, die biologisch abbaubare Schmutzfracht des Abwassers mit Schmutzfracht zersetzenden Bakterien im Belebten Schlamm zu einer Suspension zu vermischen und durch Optimierung derer Umgebungsbedingungen, zum Beispiel bezüglich des Sauerstoffgehalts im Wasser, den biochemischen Ab- bauprozess günstig zu beeinflussen. Mischungsreaktoren werden daher mit Vorrichtungen versehen, die die Umgebungsbedingungen positiv beeinflussen, um die Abbauwirkung zu verstärken. Dies können zum Beispiel Oberflächenbelüfter oder Druckbelüfter sein. Absetzbecken werden nicht mit solchen Vorrichtungen versehen.The primary task of the aeration tanks is to mix the biodegradable dirt in the wastewater with bacteria that decompose the dirt in the activated sludge to form a suspension and to optimize the biochemical degradation process by optimizing their ambient conditions, for example with regard to the oxygen content in the water. Mixing reactors are therefore provided with devices which have a positive influence on the ambient conditions in order to increase the degradation effect. These can be surface aerators or pressure aerators, for example. Settling tanks are not provided with such devices.
Zumeist werden Mischungsreaktoren und Absetzbecken als eigenständige Bauwerke erstellt. Es sind aber auch Lösungen bekannt, bei denen das Absetzbecken innerhalb des Mischungsreaktors angeordnet wird. Dadurch kann einerseits Baumasse für Außenwände eingespart werden und andererseits kann das Absetzbecken hydraulisch günstig von der Peripherie mit Suspension beschickt werden. Bei einer Kombination eigenständiger Bauwerke werden Absetzbecken häufig über Mittelbauwerke beschickt, deren Zulaufleitungen im allgemeinen als Düker unterhalb des Absetzbeckens verlegt sind.Mixing reactors and sedimentation tanks are usually built as separate structures. However, solutions are also known in which the settling tank is arranged within the mixing reactor. On the one hand, this saves construction mass for external walls and, on the other hand, the sedimentation basin can be hydraulically loaded with suspension from the periphery. In the case of a combination of independent structures, settling tanks are often fed through central structures, the feed lines of which are generally laid as culverts below the settling tanks.
Zur Bemessung der Baugröße eines Nachklärbeckens wird eine maximale hydraulische Belastung pro Beckenoberfläche, die sogenannte Oberflächenbeschickung, festgelegt. Die notwendige Oberfläche des Absetzbeckens ergibt sich aus der maximalen hydraulischen Belastung des Absetzbeckens dividiert durch die maximale Oberflächenbeschickung. Bei Einbau eines Einlaufbauwerks als Mittelbauwerk innerhalb eines Nachklärbeckens ist dessen Oberfläche von der Brutto-Oberfläche des Nachklärbeckens abzuziehen. Daraus resultiert, dass Mittelbauwerke im Stand der Technik für individuell auf der jeweiligen Kläranlage errichtete Nachklärbecken mit möglichst kleiner Oberfläche ausgeführt werden, um eine möglichst große Netto-Oberfläche zu erhalten. In der Praxis gelten für runde Nachklärbecken etwa 10 % des Beckenradius' als geeignete Größe für den Einlaufradius, womit das Einlaufbauwerk ca. 1 % des Volumens des Nachklärbeckens einnimmt.To measure the size of a secondary settling tank, a maximum hydraulic load per tank surface, the so-called surface loading, is specified. The required surface of the sedimentation basin results from the maximum hydraulic load on the sedimentation basin divided by the maximum surface loading. When installing an inlet structure as a central structure within a secondary clarifier, its surface must be subtracted from the gross surface of the secondary clarifier. As a result, state-of-the-art medium-sized structures are designed for secondary clarifiers with the smallest possible surface area to be installed individually on the respective sewage treatment plant in order to obtain the largest possible net surface area. In practice, around 10% of the tank radius is considered to be a suitable size for the inlet radius for round secondary settling tanks, which means that the inlet structure takes up about 1% of the volume of the secondary settling tank.
Die Offenlegungsschrift EP 1 354 614 AI offenbart eine technische Lösung, mit der die Einlaufenergie zum Nachklärbecken mit einem adaptiven Einlauf für alle Belastungen minimiert werden kann. Dabei wird die Einlauffläche des Einlaufbauwerks zum Nachklärbecken je nach vorliegender Belastungssituation so optimiert, dass für jede Situation die geringst mögliche Energie an der Einlauffläche gegeben ist. Dies ist der Fall, wenn einerseits der vertikale Ab- stand der Einlauffläche zum Trennspiegel klein ist und andererseits die Einlauffläche eine für die aktuelle Belastungssituation optimale Höhe hin aufweist. Andererseits ist aus Offenle- gungsschrift EP 1 354 614 AI auch bekannt, dass die Einlaufenergie umso kleiner ist, je größer die Einlaufbreite Bin ist. Dann werden im Nachklärbecken durch Energieüberschuss am Einlauf verursachte Einmischungsvorgänge und somit interne Erhöhungen der hydraulischen Belastung minimiert. Solche Einmischungsvorgänge führen bereits abgesetzten Schlamm in den Strom noch abzusetzenden Schlamms zurück und erhöhen somit bei konstanter externer Belastung die beckeninterne Belastung.The published patent application EP 1 354 614 AI discloses a technical solution with which the inlet energy to the secondary clarifier can be minimized with an adaptive inlet for all loads. The inlet area of the inlet structure to the secondary clarifier is optimized depending on the existing load situation so that the lowest possible energy is given at the inlet surface for every situation. This is the case if, on the one hand, the vertical the entry surface to the separating mirror is small and on the other hand the entry surface has an optimal height h in for the current load situation. On the other hand, it is also known from published patent application EP 1 354 614 Al that the inlet energy is smaller the larger the inlet width Bi n . Mixing processes caused by excess energy at the inlet and thus internal increases in the hydraulic load are then minimized in the secondary clarifier. Such intermixing processes return sludge that has already settled back into the stream of sludge that is still to be settled, and thus increase the internal load in the pool with constant external load.
Ein von einem Mittelbauwerk beschicktes Absetzbecken wird von der Hauptströmung von innen nach außen durchströmt. Es kann gezeigt werden, dass bei einem solchen Absetzbecken die absolute hydraulische Belastbarkeit - also die absolute Durchflussmenge des zu trennenden Gemischs - paradoxer Weise gesteigert werden kann oder über weite Bereiche der einer Erhöhung der Größe des Umfangs P;n zumindest nicht sinkt, wenn das Einlaufbauwerk innerhalb des Absetzbeckens mit deutlich größerem Durchmesser und Umfang Pjn als im Stand der Technik gebaut wird und dem Becken somit einen vergleichsweise großen Teil des Raumes entzieht, dem eigentlich Wirksamkeit als Prozessraum zugeschrieben wird. Dies liegt daran, dass die Wirkung der Verminderung der beckeninternen Belastung durch reduzierte Einmischung für größer werdende Einlaufbreite B;n, z. B. Pjn =2 π • R für runde Mittelbauwerke, und damit sinkender Einlaufenergie sich bis hin zu großen Radien auf die Beckeneffϊzienz deutlich stärker positiv auswirkt, als die Wirkung des Verlusts an Absetzbeckenvolumen negativen Einfluß auf die Trennleistung hätte. Daraus resultiert überraschender Weise, dass in einem von innen nach außen durchströmten Absetzbecken der innere Raum des Absetzbeckens bei einem Radius kleiner ca. 30 bis 50 % des Gesamtradius' des Beckens für die Phasentrennung kontraproduktiv oder zumindest aber nutzlos ist. Der davon betroffene Bereich entspricht bei einem runden Becken folglich zumindest 10 % und bis zu 25 % des Gesamtvolumens. Diese Zusammenhänge gelten insbesondere für Absetzbecken, die der Definition eines überwiegend horizontal durchströmten Beckens genügen.A settling basin fed by a central structure is flowed through from the inside to the outside by the main flow. It can be shown that in such a settling tank the absolute hydraulic load-bearing capacity - that is the absolute flow rate of the mixture to be separated - can be increased paradoxically or over wide ranges by increasing the size of the circumference P; n at least does not decrease if the inlet structure is built within the sedimentation basin with a significantly larger diameter and circumference Pj n than in the prior art and thus deprives the basin of a comparatively large part of the space that is actually believed to be effective as a process space. This is due to the fact that the effect of reducing the internal load on the pool through reduced interference for increasing inlet width B; n , e.g. B. Pj n = 2 π • R for round central structures, and thus decreasing inlet energy up to large radii has a much more positive effect on the basin efficiency than the effect of the loss of sedimentation basin volume would have a negative impact on the separation performance. This surprisingly results in the fact that in a settling basin through which the inside flows, the inner space of the settling basin is counterproductive or at least useless for phase separation with a radius smaller than approximately 30 to 50% of the total radius of the basin. The area affected in a round basin therefore corresponds to at least 10% and up to 25% of the total volume. These correlations apply in particular to sedimentation tanks that meet the definition of a pool with a predominantly horizontal flow.
Der Erfindung liegt die Aufgabe zu Grunde, das Gesamt-Bauvolumen von Kläranlagen mit Mischungsreaktor und stromab angeordnetem Absetzbecken mit Mittelbauwerk zu verringern um damit verbundene Investitionskosten zu senken.The invention is based on the object of reducing the overall construction volume of sewage treatment plants with a mixing reactor and downstream settling tank with a central structure in order to reduce the associated investment costs.
Die Aufgabe wird überraschend dadurch gelöst, dass von innen nach außen durchströmten Absetzbecken durch besonders große Mittelbauwerke der bezüglich der Phasentrennung kontraproduktive innere Raum entzogen und verfahrenstechnisch nutzbar gemacht wird. Dies ist besonders vorteilhaft, wenn eine Anlage so konzipiert ist, dass das Nachklärbecken über ein beckeninternes Einlaufbauwerk verfügt, das vom Mischungsreaktor mit Suspension versorgt wird. Zum Beispiel kann der abgetrennte Raum als beckeninterner Mischungsreaktor zum Substratabbau genutzt werden. Damit entsteht bei konstantem Gesamtvolumen des Beckens zusätzlicher verfahrenstechnisch nutzbarer Prozessraum, ohne dass die Leistungsfähigkeit des Absetzbeckens bezüglich seiner Funktion zur Phasentrennung durch kleineren Prozessraum vermindert würde. Die Funktion des Einlaufbauwerks geht mit der Erfindung über die im Stand der Technik vorhandenen hydraulischen Funktionen hinaus, den einlaufenden Volumenstrom bei möglichst moderaten und optimierten Schergradienten mit optimierter Flockung möglichst gleichmäßig und schonend in das Absetzbecken zu leiten. Die Belastbarkeit des Absetzbeckens, also die absolute Menge eines mehrphasigen Gemischs, die pro Zeit getrennt werden kann, kann durch Entzug eines Teils seines Innenraums dabei unter Umständen sogar ansteigen. Auch kann der innere Raum ein zusätzliches Absetzbecken beinhalten, das von außen nach innen durchströmt wird. Dies kann erreicht werden, indem ein Einlaufbauwerk innerhalb des Absetzbeckens angeordnet wird, das die beiden Räume trennt und das über zumindest zwei Einlaufflächen verfügt. Über zumindest eine äußere Einlauffläche wird dabei das äußere Absetzbecken beschickt, über zumindest eine innere Einlauffläche das innere Ab- setzbecken. Es ist auch möglich, zumindest einen der Räume intermittierend zum Beispiel als Mischungsreaktor und als Absetzbecken zu nutzen. Somit kann auf Belastungsschwankungen, zum Beispiel zwischen Trockenwetter und Regenwetter reagiert werden. Damit steht dem Absetzprozess zumindest zeitweise ein größeres Volumen zur Verfügung. Der Volumenstrom des zu trennenden Gemischs muss dem äußeren Absetzbecken oder unter Umständen den beiden Absetzbecken zumindest weitestgehend an der Peripherie umlaufend zugeführt werden, um durch eine möglichst große Einlaufbreite Bln eine möglichst kleine Einlaufenergie zu erzielen. Der Einlauf zum Absetzbecken / zu den Absetzbecken sollte zum. zeitweise relativ weit oben, insbesondere in der oberen Hälfte des Beckens angeordnet sein oder sein können, um bei überwiegend horizontal durchströmten Becken eine hohe hydraulische Belastung zu ermöglichen.The object is surprisingly achieved in that settling tanks with flow through from inside to outside are removed from the inner space, which is counterproductive with regard to the phase separation, and made usable in terms of process technology by means of particularly large central structures. This is particularly advantageous if a plant is designed so that the secondary settling tank has an internal inlet structure that is supplied with suspension by the mixing reactor. For example, the separated space can be used as an internal mixing reactor for substrate degradation. With a constant total volume of the basin, this creates additional process space that can be used in terms of process technology, without the efficiency of the sedimentation basin in terms of its function for phase separation being reduced by a smaller process space. With the invention, the function of the inlet structure goes beyond the hydraulic functions available in the prior art of guiding the incoming volume flow into the sedimentation basin as evenly and gently as possible with optimized shear gradients with optimized flocculation. The resilience of the sedimentation basin, i.e. the absolute amount of a multi-phase mixture that can be separated per time, may even increase due to the removal of part of its interior. The inner space can also contain an additional sedimentation basin, which is flowed through from the outside in. This can be achieved by arranging an inlet structure within the sedimentation basin that separates the two rooms and that has at least two inlet surfaces. The outer settling tank is fed through at least one outer inlet surface, and the inner settling tank is fed through at least one inner inlet surface. translated basin. It is also possible to use at least one of the rooms intermittently, for example as a mixing reactor and as a settling tank. This means that you can react to fluctuations in load, for example between dry and rainy weather. This means that a larger volume is available to the weaning process at least temporarily. The volume flow of the mixture to be separated must be supplied to the outer sedimentation basin or, under certain circumstances, the two sedimentation basins at least as far as possible at the periphery in order to achieve the smallest possible inflow energy by means of an inflow width B ln that is as large as possible. The inlet to the sedimentation basin / sedimentation basin should be at. at times relatively high up, in particular in the upper half of the basin, or in order to enable a high hydraulic load in predominantly horizontally flowed basins.
In bestehenden und in neu zu bauenden Anlagen, die zumindest aus einem Mischungsbecken und zumindest einem nachgeschalteten Absetzbecken bestehen, kann der Prozessraum des Mischungsbereichs durch ein zusätzliches, innerhalb des Absetzbeckens angeordnetes Mischungsbecken vergrößert werden. Kombiniert man diese Anlage, die über zumindest ein eigenständiges Mischungsbecken verfügt und über zumindest ein zusätzliches Mischungsbecken als Teilraum des Beckens, das als Absetzbecken dient, mit einer Einlauffläche, die das Mischungsbecken innerhalb des Absetzbeckens zumindest großteils umschließt und bezüglich der Einlaufenergie gemäß den Ausführungen nach Offenlegungsschrift EP 1 354 614 A1 günstig geformt ist, so kann die maximale Abwasserbelastung der Anlage durch ihren vergrößerten gesamten Mischungsraum und mit optimierter Absetzleistung gegenüber dem Stand der Technik bei gleichem Bauvolumen deutlich erhöht werden.In existing and new plants to be built, which consist of at least one mixing basin and at least one downstream settling basin, the process space of the mixing area can be enlarged by an additional mixing basin arranged within the settling basin. Combine this system, which has at least one independent mixing basin and at least one additional mixing basin as part of the basin, which serves as a sedimentation basin, with an inlet surface that at least largely encloses the mixing basin within the sedimentation basin and with regard to the inflow energy according to the statements in the published patent application EP 1 354 614 A1 has a favorable shape, the maximum wastewater load on the plant can be significantly increased compared to the prior art with the same construction volume due to its enlarged total mixing space and with optimized settling capacity.
Eine vorteilhafte Lösung der Aufgabe, die der Erfindung zu Grunde liegt, ergibt sich sowohl aus hydraulischer, als auch aus verfahrenstechnischer Sicht für Belebungsanlagen somit, wenn Absetzbecken mit Einlaufbauwerken kombiniert werden, die größer sind als im Stand der Technik und die ihren Innenraum mittels Vorrichtungen zu Lösung anderer Aufgaben als der Phasentrennung nutzen. So kann innerhalb des Einlaufbauwerks zu einem Nachklärbecken zum Beispiel sinnvoll eine Belüftungszone und eine anschließende anaerobe Entgasungszone vorgesehen werden.An advantageous solution to the problem on which the invention is based arises from a hydraulic as well as from a procedural point of view for aeration systems, if sedimentation tanks are combined with inlet structures that are larger than in the prior art and that their interior by means of devices Use solutions other than phase separation. For example, a ventilation zone and a subsequent anaerobic degassing zone can usefully be provided within the inlet structure to a secondary clarifier.
Eine weitere vorteilhafte Lösung der Aufgabe, die der Erfindung zu Grunde liegt, ergibt sich, wenn der gesamte Mischungsreaktor innerhalb des Absetzbeckens angeordnet ist und somit selbst einem sehr großen Einlaufbauwerk entspricht das das Absetzbecken durch eine Einlauffläche entlang seiner Peripherie beschickt.Another advantageous solution to the problem on which the invention is based is obtained if the entire mixing reactor is arranged within the settling tank and thus itself corresponds to a very large inlet structure which feeds the settling tank through an inlet surface along its periphery.
Besonders vorteilhafte Lösungen ergeben sich, wenn vorgenannte Lösungen mit Einlaufflä- chen versehen werden, die besonders energieeffϊzient gestaltet sind oder/und die z. B. durch Adaption der Höhenlage der Einlauffläche auf die Trennspiegellage und/oder durch Variation der Höhe des Einlauffläche hin die Einlaufenergie weiter reduzieren.Particularly advantageous solutions result if the aforementioned solutions are provided with inlet surfaces which are designed to be particularly energy-efficient and / or which, for example, B. by adapting the height of the inlet surface to the separating mirror position and / or by varying the height of the inlet surface hi n further reduce the inlet energy.
Eine weitere vorteilhafte Lösung ergibt sich, wenn Anlagen-extern bedingte Belastungsschwankungen dadurch gedämpft werden können, dass innerhalb der Anlage einem in ein Absetzbecken einlaufendem Volumenstrom zusätzlicher Volumenstrom aus der Anlage auf verkürztem Fließweg zugeführt werden kann.A further advantageous solution is obtained if load fluctuations caused by the system can be damped by the fact that within the system an additional volume flow from the system can be supplied to a volume flow entering a settling tank via a shortened flow path.
Technische Einbauten in bestehenden Nachklärbecken, wie zum Beispiel Räumeinrichtungen für die abgesetzte Phase, können dazu führen, dass bei Nachrüstung eines größeren Einlaufbauwerks dem Absetzbecken nicht der gesamte unwirksame Raum entzogen und anderweitig genutzt werden kann. Vorteilhaft gegenüber dem Stand der Technik sind aber bereits Lösungen, die ca. 10 % des Beckenvolumens einnehmen, da hierdurch die Einlaufenergie gegenüber Einlaufbauwerken nach dem Stand der Technik bereits deutlich reduziert werden kann und gleichzeitig in deutlichem Maße nutzbarer Raum gewonnen wird. Bei einem runden Nach- klärbecken hat ein Innenraum, der 10 % des Gesamtvolumens einnimmt, einen Radius von ungefähr 30 % des Gesamtradius' des Nachklärbeckens.Technical installations in existing secondary settling tanks, such as clearing facilities for the separated phase, can mean that when a larger inlet structure is retrofitted, the entire ineffective room cannot be removed from the sedimentation tank and used for other purposes. However, solutions which take up approximately 10% of the pool volume are advantageous over the prior art, since in this way the inlet energy can already be significantly reduced compared to inlet structures according to the prior art, and at the same time a significant amount of usable space is gained. With a round night The clarifier has an interior that occupies 10% of the total volume, a radius of approximately 30% of the total radius of the secondary clarifier.
Die prinzipielle Funktion der Erfindung ist unabhängig von der genauen geometrischen Form der Oberfläche des Beckens.The basic function of the invention is independent of the precise geometric shape of the surface of the pool.
Ausführungsbeispiele der Erfindung werden nachstehend unter Bezugnahme auf die beigefügten Zeichnungen näher beschrieben. Gleiche Elemente sind jeweils mit denselben Bezugszeichen versehen.Embodiments of the invention are described below with reference to the accompanying drawings. The same elements are provided with the same reference numerals.
Fig. 1 Kombination aus Mischungsreaktor und Nachklärbecken, in dem das Einlaufbauwerk zum Nachklärbecken mit zusätzlichen Vorrichtungen, hier einer Belüftung, ausgerüstet ist;Fig. 1 combination of mixing reactor and secondary clarifier, in which the inlet structure to the secondary clarifier is equipped with additional devices, here a ventilation;
Fig. 2 Anlage, bei der der Mischungsreaktor innerhalb des Nachklärbeckens angeordnet ist;Fig. 2 plant in which the mixing reactor is arranged within the secondary clarifier;
Fig. 3 Nachklärbecken, bei dem innerhalb des Nachklärbeckens ein zweites Absetzbecken angeordnet ist.Fig. 3 secondary settling tank, in which a second settling tank is arranged within the secondary settling tank.
Die in Figur 1 dargestellte Anlage ist kombiniert mit einem Einlaufbauwerk 4, in das eine zusätzliche Einrichtung zu verfahrenstechnischen Zwecken, hier eine Druckbelüftung in einer Belüftungszone, eingebaut ist. Die Belüftungszone kann sich über ein Teilvolumen oder über das gesamte Volumen des Einlaufbauwerks erstrecken. Im Einlaufbauwerk können auch Mischer eingebaut sein.The system shown in Figure 1 is combined with an inlet structure 4, in which an additional device for procedural purposes, here a pressure ventilation in a ventilation zone, is installed. The ventilation zone can extend over a partial volume or over the entire volume of the intake structure. Mixers can also be installed in the intake structure.
Figur 2 zeigt beispielhaft eine Anlage, bei der der Mischungsreaktor 2 innerhalb des Nachklärbeckens 6 angeordnet ist und somit selbst auch die Funktion als Einlaufbauwerk 4 übernimmt.FIG. 2 shows an example of a plant in which the mixing reactor 2 is arranged within the secondary settling tank 6 and thus also takes on the function as an inlet structure 4.
Figur 3 zeigt ein Nachklärbecken, dessen Einlaufbauwerk 4 das Becken in einen inneren und einen äußeren Raum teilt. Der äußere Raum wird als von der Zulaufströmung von innen nach außen durchströmtes Absetzbecken betrieben, das innere Becken als von außen nach innen durchströmtes Absetzbecken. Die beiden Becken können auch alternierend als Mischungsreaktoren und Absetzbecken betrieben werden. Somit kann auf Belastungsschwankungen, z. B. zwischen Trocken- und Regenwetter, reagiert werden, indem Teilbecken bei geringer hydraulischer Belastung der Anlage als belüftetes Abbauvolumen, bei erhöhter hydraulischer Belastung hingegen als Absetzraum genutzt werden. Schließlich kann das Mittelbauwerk so groß gestaltet werden, dass es ebenfalls wieder zu verfahrenstechnischen Zwecken genutzt werden kann. Figure 3 shows a secondary clarifier, the inlet structure 4 divides the basin into an inner and an outer space. The outer space is operated as a settling basin through which the inlet flow flows from inside to outside, the inner basin as a settling basin through which outside flows. The two tanks can also be operated alternately as mixing reactors and settling tanks. Thus, fluctuations in load, e.g. B. between dry and rainy weather can be reacted by using partial pools with low hydraulic load of the system as a vented mining volume, but with increased hydraulic load as a settling area. Finally, the central structure can be designed so large that it can also be used again for process engineering purposes.
Zusammenstellung der BezugszeichenCompilation of the reference symbols
1 Zuleitung zur Anlage1 supply line to the system
2 Mischungsreaktor2 mixing reactor
3 Zuleitung zum Absetzbecken3 Inlet to the sedimentation basin
4 Einlaufbauwerk des Absetzbeckens4 Inlet structure of the sedimentation basin
5 Einlauffläche zum Absetzbecken5 Inlet area to the sedimentation tank
6 Absetzbecken6 sedimentation tanks
7 Trennspiegel unterschiedlich dichter Phasen im Absetzbecken7 separating mirror of different density phases in the sedimentation tank
8 Abzug leichterer Phase aus dem Absetzbecken8 Lighter phase is withdrawn from the settling tank
9 Rückfuhrleitung zum Mischungsreaktor 9 Return line to the mixing reactor

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Anspruch 1: Absetzbecken einer Kläranlage, dadurch gekennzeichnet, dass Raum innerhalb des Beckens abgetrennt und dieser abgetrennte Raum zu verfahrenstechnischen Zwecken nutzbar gemacht ist.Claim 1: sedimentation basin of a sewage treatment plant, characterized in that space within the basin is separated and this separated space is made usable for process engineering purposes.
Anspruch 2: Absetzbecken nach Anspruch 1, dadurch gekennzei chnet, dass zumindest ein Mischungsreaktor innerhalb des vom Absetzbecken abgetrennten Raums angeordnet ist.Claim 2: settling basin according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one mixing reactor is arranged within the space separated from the settling basin.
Anspruch 3 : Absetzbecken nach Anspruch 1 , dadurch gekennze i chnet, dass zumindest ein Absetzbecken innerhalb des vom Becken abgetrennten Raums angeordnet ist.Claim 3: settling basin according to claim 1, characterized in that at least one settling basin is arranged within the space separated from the basin.
Anspruch 4: Absetzbecken nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzei chnet, dass zumindest einer der Räume des Beckens alternierend zu unterschiedlichen verfahrenstechnischen Zwecken eingesetzt werden kann.Claim 4: sedimentation basin according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that at least one of the basin spaces can be used alternately for different process engineering purposes.
Anspruch 5 : Absetzbecken nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennze i chnet, dass das Volumen des abgetrennten Raums innerhalb des Absetzbeckens zumindest 10 % des Gesamtvolumens des Absetzbeckens einnimmt.Claim 5: settling basin according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that the volume of the separated space within the settling basin occupies at least 10% of the total volume of the settling basin.
Anspruch 6 : Absetzbecken nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennzei chnet, dass es zumindest mit einer Einlauffläche zum Absetzbecken ausgeführt wird, die so gestaltet ist, dass der Überschuss der Einlaufenergie durch Höhenvariabilität der Lage des einlaufenden Volumenstroms verändert werden kann.Claim 6: sedimentation basin according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is carried out at least with an inlet surface to the sedimentation basin, which is designed in such a way that the excess of the inflow energy can be changed by varying the height of the position of the inflowing volume flow.
Anspruch 7 : Absetzbecken nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennze i chnet, dass es zumindest mit einer Einlauffläche zum Absetzbecken ausgeführt wird, die so gestaltet ist, dass der Überschuss der Einlaufenergie durch Veränderbarkeit der durchströmten Einlauffläche verändert werden kann.Claim 7: sedimentation basin according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is carried out at least with an inlet surface to the sedimentation basin, which is designed in such a way that the excess of the inlet energy can be changed by changing the flow-through of the inlet surface.
Anspruch 8 : Absetzbecken nach einem der vorhergehenden Ansprüche, dadurch gekennze i chnet, dass es mit einer Vorrichtung kombiniert wird, die es ermöglicht, dem in das Absetzbecken einlaufenden Volumenstrom zusätzlichen Volumenstrom auf verkürztem Fließweg zuzuführen. Claim 8: sedimentation basin according to one of the preceding claims, characterized in that it is combined with a device which makes it possible to supply the volume flow entering the sedimentation basin with additional volume flow on a shortened flow path.
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