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CRZ612.00 SQM
8.60
DOMESTICSUMP
80,000 LITRES
11.45
10.25
8.20
11.35
OSR - 22064.00 SQM
OSR - 13668.00 SQM
UTILITY BLOCKG + 4
W ASTEMANAGE MENT
DOMESTICSUMP
80,000 LITRES
DOMESTICSUMP80,000 LITRES
DOMESTICSUMP80,000 LITRES
11.35
8.20
8.20
8.20 8.20
8.2011.35
71.9
5
17.91
8.20
12M
WID
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12M
WID
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10M WIDE ACCESSWAY
10M
WID
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7.2M
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AD
7.2M WIDE ROAD
3M WIDE ROAD 3M WIDE ROAD
7.2M
WID
E AC
CES
SWAY
3M W
IDE
ROAD
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
1.5M WIDE DRIVE WAY
9.58
10.78
10.71
10.48
4.60
3.49
4.11
6.04
7.76 8.44
8.20
16.57
17.92
3.08
3M W
IDE
DRIV
EWAY
3M W
IDE
DRIV
EWAY
3M W
IDE
DRIV
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3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
9.38
8.91
10.25
3M W
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3M W
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3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M WIDEDRIVEWAY
3M W
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WID
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6.45
6.63
10M WIDE ACCESSWAY
6.00
6.00
3M WIDEDRIVEWAY
HIG2CAR PARKING
HIG1CAR PARKING
HIG7CAR PARKING
HIG5CAR PARKING
HIG6CAR PARKING
HIG8
CAR
PARK
ING
10.0
0
6.00
5.55
6.45
6.45
7.17
6.45
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.00
6.80
6.80
3M W
IDE
DRIV
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11.0
5
5.60
10.25
10.68
8.60
8.22
10.4
2
10.4
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17.2
8
10.7
3
3M W
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DRIV
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3M W
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DRIV
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3M W
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DRIV
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8.20
7.05
6.00
6.00
8.07
8.89
10.9
6
7.82
7.63
8.20 6.00
6.50
6.50
6.50
6.50 6
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6.00
6.00
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY 3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M W
IDE
DRIV
EWAY
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
5.30
3.00
7.166.03
3.00
4.51
5.61
6.00
8.15
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
3M WIDE ROAD 3M WIDE ROAD3M WIDE ROAD3M WIDE ROAD
6.00
6.75
7.80
6.71
8.22
6.00
13.28
9.70
HIG14
HIG124
HIG123
HIG13
HIG1
HIG11
HIG227
HIG225
HIG351
HIG349
HIG473
HIG475
HIG7145
HIG6123
HIG6121
HIG599
HIG597
HIG2
HIG228
HIG248
HIG3
HIG352
HIG364
HIG372
HIG3CAR PARKING
HIG3CAR PARKING
HIG476
HIG496
HIG4CAR PARKING
HIG4
HIG5
HIG5100
HIG5109
HIG5110
HIG5120
HIG6124
HIG6131
HIG6132
HIG6144
HIG6 HIG7
HIG7147
HIG7148
HIG7150
HIG7151
HIG7166
HIG7168
HIG8169
HIG8171
HIG8172
HIG8CAR PARKING
HIG8180
HIG8181
HIG8192
HIGVISITORS CAR PARKING
HIGV193
HIGV209
HIGV210
HIGV224 HIG
VISITORS CAR PARKING
MIG-21
MIG-22
MIG-11
MIG-23
MIG-24
MIG-25
MIG-26
MIG-12
MIG-13
MIG-14
MIG-15
MIG
- V
ISITO
RSCA
R PA
RKING
STP501.00 SQM
EB (ESS)350.00 SQM
19.28 4.01
13.8
8
22.6
5
22.28
20.8
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.00
22.20
11.81
10.0
0
10.43
23.0
0
53.24
58.58
35.8
0
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18.4
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11.4
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23.20
74.2
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77.77
132.65 13.82
68.8
3
12.20
PROPOSED 18.30M WIDE ROAD
COCONUTPLANTATION
ELLEN SHARMAMEMORIAL MATRICULATION
HIGHER SECONDARY SCHOOL
PROPOSED 18.30M WIDE ROAD
VACA
NT L
AND
SRI PRATHIYANKARADEVI TEMPLE
EXISTINGMUD ROAD
CONNECTING THEVILLAGE ROAD
TEM
PLE
WAL
L
PROPOSED 18.30M WIDE ROAD
4.02
8.00
LIG1-DOMESTICSUMP
80,000 LITRES
LIG1-DOMESTICSUMP
80,000 LITRES
LIG
-DO
MES
TIC
SU
MP
80,0
00 L
ITRE
S
MIG2DOMESTIC SUMP120,000 LITRES
UTILITY BLOCKCAR PARKING
6.00
6.00
7.23
6.00
7.93
6.00
6.00
6.23
6.00
6.00
1.5M WIDE DRIVE WAY
1.5M WIDE DRIVE WAY
1.5M WIDE DRIVE WAY
1.5M WIDE DRIVE WAY
1.5M WIDE DRIVE WAY
3M WIDE DRIVEWAY
10M WIDE ACCESSWAY
MIG-16
MIG-18
LIG-11
LIG-12
LIG-2
HIG8
MIG11-225
MIG11-233
MIG12-234
MIG12-242
MIG13-243
MIG13-251
MIG14-252
MIG14-260
MIG15-261
MIG15-269
MIG21-273
MIG21-282
MIG21-272
MIG21-270
MIG22-285
MIG22-283
MIG22-286
MIG22-289
MIG22-293
MIG22-290
MIG22-295
MIG23-297
MIG23-296
MIG23-296
MIG23-308
MIG24-309
MIG24-310
MIG24-311
MIG24-318
7.40
MIG24-321
MIG24-319
MIG25-322
MIG25-324
MIG25-325
MIG25-334
MIG26-337
MIG26-344
MIG26-345
MIG26-347
MIG
- V
ISITO
RSCA
R PA
RKING
MIGVP-348
MIGVP-371
MIGVP-372
MIGVP-375
EP412
EP415
EP416
EP428
EP429
EP452
EP453
EP463
EP464
EP494
EP495
EP512
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
UB376
UB383
UB384
UB395
UB390
UB396
UB406
UB409
UB411
UB410
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
MIGT W PARK ING
LIGT W PARK ING
LIGT W PARK ING
MIG19-547
MIG19-548
MIGVP-549
MIGVP-556
EP557
EP558
EP559
EP581
EP593
EP589
EP594
EP602
EP603
EP608
LIG2-DOMESTICSUMP
80,000 LITRES
7.2M
WID
E RO
AD
10.38
1.5M WIDE DRIVE WAY
1.5M WIDE DRIVE WAY
3M W
IDE
DRIV
EWAY
3M W
IDE
DRIV
EWAY
3M WIDEDRIVEWAY
3M WIDEDRIVEWAY
7.23
6.00
6.63
6.00
7.93
6.08
6.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.848.
01
8.13
12.22
8.30
10.57
8.06
9.10
9.64 13
.40
9.38
1.5M WIDE DRIV
EWAY
1.5M WIDE D
RIVEWAY
1.5M
WIDE
DRIVE
WAY
1 .5M WID
E DRIVE
WAY
1 .5M WID
E DRIVE
WAY
MIG 1&2DOMESTIC SUMP100,000 LITRES
MIG2DOMESTIC SUMP120,000 LITRES
MIG 1&2DOMESTIC SUMP
100,000 LITRES
MIG1DOMESTIC SUMP
120,000 LITRES
11.03
MIG
- V
ISITO
RSCA
R PA
RKING
EP609
EP610
8.70
8.716
.08
1.50
EP590
HIG365
HIG370
HIG371
HIG7167
MIG26-336MIG26-335
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00 8.
00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
8.00
PILE REINFORCEMENT DETAILSECTION - 'C-C'
CC
BOTTOM OF PILECAP
TYPICAL DETAIL FOR PILE
TYPICAL DETAIL OF WATER SUMP
C C
PLAN
SECTION EE
5.0
0M
2.7
0M
X
X
TYPICAL COMPOUND WALL DETAIL
SECTION XXELEVATION
TOLLBOOTH
PUSHKARREGENCY
APARTMENTS
RAJI
V GA
NDHI
SAL
AI
J-10 SE MMENCHERYPOLICE STATION
ECR LINK ROAD
DR. KALAIGNAR KARUNANIDHI SALAI
SRI PRATHYANGIRADEVI TEMPLE
MGR ROAD
LIVING SPRINGE NGLISH CHURCH
OLD E CR LINK ROAD
BUCK
INGH
AM C
ANAL
BUCK
INGH
AM C
ANAL
P.C.C FILLING
DWARF WALL SECTION
SHEET NO: 01/28
CONSULTANTS:
TAMIL NADU HOUSING BOARD
TP .No.
( BESANT NAGAR DIVISION ) SCALE 1:500
DRAWN : DIVISION
15
PROPOSED LAYOUT PLAN AT SHOLINGANALLUR, INS.NO.294 ,TO 296, 297PT, 300 TO 302, 308,309 & 310/1TANK AREA, SHOLINGANALLUR VILLAGE, DISTRICTKANCHIPURAM, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
LAYOUT PLAN
B. G. SHIRKE CONST. TECH. PVT. LTD.72-76, MUNDHWA, PUNE - 411 036
TEL: 020-26708100 | FAX: 020-26871612 | E-MAIL: [email protected]
COLOUR INDEX :PROPOSED ROAD BOUNDRY
BGS/TNHB/SHOLINGANALLUR/SD/LAYOUT/ARCH-01DRG_NO
09.2013JOB.N O:
REV .NO.
R1
R
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER
RELEASED ON DATED
DATENO P ROP.REV IS ION APPD.CHKD. DEALT.
PROPOSEDPLOT
A.E/Besant Nagar Division A.E.E/Besant Nagar DivisionE.E & A.D.O
Besant Nagar DivisionS.E
Chennai CircleA.E/Besant Nagar Division A.E.E/Besant Nagar DivisionE.E & A.D.O
Besant Nagar DivisionS.E
Chennai Circle
SD / *****DT: 10.02.15
SD / *****DT: 9.02.15
SD / *****DT: 9.02.15
SD / *****DT: 9.02.15
CHIEF ENGINEER(U)CHIEF ENGINEER(U)
SD / M. THIYAGARAJANDT: 25.02.15
TOWN PLANNER (I/C)
SD / T. N. RAJENDRANDT: 25.02.15
SUPDTG ENGINEER (HQ)
SD / T. SADANANDHANDT: 25.02.15
ASST. TOWN PLANNERHEAD SURVEYOR
SD / P. SUBRAMANIANDT: 25.02.15
SD / *****(RAJ KUMAR T. D,)CA / 2000 / 26904
REGISTERED ARCHITECT
7
FSI & Non FSI Area Breakup
Block No No. of floors Total FSI Area(Sq.m)
Deduction for Balcony(Sq.m)
Fire Escape Staircase (Sq.m)
No. of flats
HIG 1 10 4206.00 200.40 15.60 40 HIG 2 10 4206.00 200.40 15.60 40 HIG 3 10 4206.00 200.40 15.60 40 HIG 4 10 4206.00 200.40 15.60 40 HIG 5 10 4206.00 200.40 15.60 40 HIG 6 10 4206.00 200.40 15.60 40 HIG 7 10 4206.00 200.40 15.60 40 HIG 8 10 4206.00 200.40 15.60 40 MIG1- 1 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG1- 2 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG1- 3 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG1- 4 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG1- 5 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG1- 6 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG1- 7 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG1- 8 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG1- 9 10 2903.20 132.40 16.09 40
MIG2- 1 10 4396.60 198.80 17.93 60
MIG2- 2 10 4396.60 198.80 17.93 60 MIG2- 3 10 4396.60 198.80 17.93 60 MIG2- 4 10 4396.60 198.80 17.93 60 MIG2- 5 10 4396.60 198.80 17.93 60 MIG2- 6 10 4396.60 198.80 17.93 60
LIG1 -1 10 8385.60 358.4 18.28 160 LIG1-2 10 8385.60 358.4 18.28 160 LIG2-1 10 7658.70 313.70 17.33 140 Utility Block G +3 2063.86
Sub Total 112650.16 5018.1 431.08 1500
Total Built up area
118099.34
WATER DEMAND CALCULATION
Facilities Occupancy Per Capita Water Requirement 135 ltrs/day
Domestic (LD) Flushing (LD) Total (LD)
Block HIG1-
HIG8(320x5) 1600 144000 72000 225000
Block MIG1-1 –
MIG19(360x5) 1800 162000 81000 243000
Block MIG2-1-MIG2-
6(360x5) 1800 162000 81000 243000
Block LIG1-1 & LIG1-
2(320x5) 1600 144000 72000 225000
BlockLIG2-1(140x5) 700 63000 31500 94500
Utilities(10% of overall
population)
750 67500 18750 86250
Swimming pool make
up 5000 5000
Maintenance Staff &
Visitors (10 %) 750 67500 18750 86250
Total 7500
Permanent
+1500
Temporary
815 375 1190
Gardening (5732x 3.5) 20
Sewage Generation (80 % Domestic + 100 % Flushing) 987 KLD
STP Capacity (KLD) 1000KLD
WATER BALANCE
Gardening 20 KLD
KLD
CMWSSB Sewer 542 KLD
Total water Demand
1190 KLD
Sewage Generation
987 KLD
STP Design Capacity 1000 KLD
Treated Water (95%) 937 KLD
Recycle water
Flushing Purposes
375KLD
Fresh water Demand (CMWSSB water Supply)
815 KLD
TAMIL NADU HOUSING BOARD
PROPOSED HOUSING SCHEME AT SHOLLINGANALLUR, IN SY.NO.294 TO
296,297PT, 300 TO 302,308,309 &310/1 TANK AREA, SHOLLINGA NALLUR
VILLAGE, DISTRICT KANCHIPURAM, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
DESIGN BASIS REPORT (DBR)
FOR
SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT
(CAPACITY - 1000 KLD)
M/s. B.G.SHIRKE CONSTRUCTIONTECHNOLOGY PVT. LTD.
CONSTRUCTION DIVISION
BEL- AIR DRIVE, #3RD FLOOR; BELLARY ROAD,
GANGANAHALLI, NEXT TO HMT BHAVAN,
BANGALORE-560 032
1. INTRODUCTION
The Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) is designed for the treatment of soil and waste water of
Phase- 1 and Phase-2.The internal soil and waste water from toilets and kitchens shall be
collected by the two pipe system and conveyed to STP through the external sewerage piping
system. The proposed plant could treat 1000,000 liters of sewage waste water in a day. The
treated water can be reused for land irrigation, gardening, toilet flushing and vehicle washing
etc.
2. PROCESSDESIGNBASIS:
Population & Sewage generation: The details of total occupants in phase- 1 &2 buildings
with water requirement and sewage generation are as listed in the below tables.
A) For Apartments :
S.No Type of Bldgs
No. of floors
No. of units /bldgs
No. of Bldgs
Total units
Total population at 5 person per unit
Total water reqt.at 135 LPCD (KLD)
Total sewage generation (90% of water reqt.) (KLD)
1 LIG-1 10 160 2 320 1600
216.0
194.40
LIG-2 10 140 1 140 700
94.5
85.05
2 MIG-1 10 40 9 360 1800 243.0 218.70
3 MIG-II 10 60 6 360 1800 243.0 218.70
4 HIG 10 40 8 320 1600 216.0 194.40
5 Utility building
TOTAL 26 1500 7500 1012.5 911.25
B) For Utility Buildings :
S.No. Description Area (sq. m)
occupant load, area
sq.m/ person
Population Water supply
percapita per day
Total water requirement
(liters)
1 Ground floor
( shops and stage)
617.2
0.6
1029
15
15430
2 First floor (shops) 438.29 1.5 292 15 4382.9
3 Secondfloor (Departmental
store/gymand dining)
617.62
1.5
412
15
6176.2
4 Third floor
Rooms- 9 Nos 18 150 2700
Dorminatory- 1Nos
15 150 2250
5 Swimming pool
9.2x4.80x1.2 (LD) 52992
TOTAL LPD 83931.1
KLD 83.93
Note:- LPCD-Liters per Capita per Day; KLD- Kilo Liters per day.
Water consumption for phase-1&2 = 1012.50KLD
Water consumption for utility building = 83.93 KLD
Total Sewage Generation at 90% total water
Consumption = 986.78 KLD
Sewage Treatment Plant capacity provided= 1000 KLD(1.0 MLD)
A. RAW SEWAGE PARAMETER
B. TREATED WATER PARAMETER
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
DESIGN CRITERA
TREATMENT PLANT The treatment plant has the followimng features 1. Bar Screen Chamber 2. Oil & Grease Trap Chamber 3. Equalization Tank with Sewage Lifting Pump 4. Air Blower System for Equalization, Aeration,
Intermediate & treated water tank 5. PAC Dosing System 6. Tube Settler unit with Sludge Pump 7. Chlorine Dosing System 8. Filter Feed Pump 9. Pressure Sand Filter 10.Activated Carbon Filter 11.Sludge Holding Tank 12. Filter press
Source Of Effluent Sewage
Design Flow 1000 m3/day
Working Hours 22 to 24
pH 6.5 to 8.5
COD ≤ 700-800 ppm
BOD ≤ 350 ppm
TSS ≤ 250 ppm
Oil & Grease ≤ 25 ppm
pH 6.5-7.5
COD ≤ 60 ppm BOD (3 days @ 270C) ≤ 20 ppm
Suspended Solids ≤ 10 ppm Oil & Grease ≤ 05 ppm
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
PROCESS DECRIPTION
To have eco-friendly & natural treatment, this plant is designed based on the
biological treatment concept. This means naturally occurring microbes (which are
present in sewage water itself) removes or degrade the organic matter present in
the sewage & at the end clean water is available for the non potable usage or to
dispose safely in the drainage or river bodies as per the norms.
1. Pre – Treatment:
Screening : This is the first units of the plant in which large or floating
materials in the sewage gets arrested and blockage or choking of the downstream
equipments can be avoided. This arrested material will be removed manually and
then will be disposed off suitably
Oil & Grease trap : Domestic sewage sometimes gets waste water from
pantries or kitchen which contains free oil. This oil if not removed then creates the
problem of scum accumulation and affects the functioning of microbes.
To avoid this, oil & Grease trap is provided after the bar screen, where free floating
oil is arrested prior to entry in the plant. Accumulated oil will be removed
periodically and disposed off properly.
Equalization : To absorb variation in quantity and quality of sewage and to
provide uniform flow at the downstream treatment process, a collection or
equalization tank is provided. This will avoid shock loading and process upsets of
the treatment plant. To avoid settling of suspended solids in this tank, continues
air agitation is provided.
If at site, septic tank is provided then collection tank as well as air agitation is not
required.
2. Secondary Treatment:
Biological Treatment : This is the main section of the plant where degradation
of organic pollutants with the help of aerobic micro-organism takes place. To
provide higher surface area for micro-organism, floating media is provided. On
which micro-organism growth takes place. This makes bioreactor is of hybrid
concept in which both suspended growth as well as attached growth principal for
micro-organism is achieved. Due to higher population of micro-organism, effective
volume of bioreactor reduced drastically as compared to conventional aeration
tanks.
To maintain the aerobic condition in the bioreactor, air supply arrangement is
provided by means of aeration equipment which has high oxygen transfer
efficiency.
Tube Settler : Gravity overflow from the bioreactor is collected in the tube
settler tank. In this settling tank, generated sludge from the bioreactor undergoes
a gravity settling. Clear supernatant from settling tank will flow by gravity to a
chlorine contact tank.
To reduce the plan area of settling tank, tube modules are placed in this tank to
increase the settling area of the tank. Since this tank is a hopper bottom tank due
to which there is no need of sludge scrapping mechanisms.
Disinfection : Supernatant from Tube settler, flow by gravity to the chlorine
contact tank. To disinfect the harmful bacteria in the treated water as well as to
remove the refractory organics from treated water, in this tank hypo chlorite
solution is dosed with the help of dosing system.
Sludge disposal system : Settled sludge from tube settler will be removed
by pumping to the sludge holding tank. The sludge from the sludge holding tank will be
pumped to filte press to make the dry sludge cakes and will be collected in the bags for further
reuse to gardenning.
3. Tertiary treatment:
Secondary treated water from chlorine contact
tank will be further passed through sand media filter followed by activated carbon
filter.
Filtered water will be collected in the Treated water Storage tank from where it will
be for desired non potable application. Backwashed water from filters will return
back to equalization tank.
By doing effective treatment and operation of plant will give
enormous benefits such as
- It will avoid the water pollution.
- It will help us to give hygienic surrounding. - After required treatment, treated water can reduce the 60-70 % fresh water
requirement, and to be used for toilet flushing, gardening, construction etc. Thus it can save a lot on water expenditure as well as provide a remedy on present water crises.
- Being a water recycling & conservation system, commercial establishment gets depreciation benefits for promoting green & eco-friendly development.
Above all, it will be ensuring safe & hygienic environment to our society.
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
TREATMENT METHOD AND ADVANTAGES: The sewage is proposed treat by the Fluidised Aerobic Bioraector process (FAB) or the Moving Bed Bio Reactor (MBBR) process. The advangaes of the treatemnt process are as below :
- This plant will produce the treated water which can be recycled back.
- This plant is based on biological principle hence no need use of any excessive
hazardous chemicals for the main degradation process.
- Being an attached growth process there is no need of Return sludge recycling.
- Due to media technology, foot print area required for the plant is very less.
- Due to efficient aeration system, electrical power requirement is very low.
- Due to user friendly equipment, plant maintenance is very less.
- Due to inbuilt automation, plant machinery life is high & ensures trouble free
operation
- All process rotating electromechanical equipments are provided with standby
equipment to ensure the uninterrupted operation.
DESIGN CALCULATIONS
1. BAR SCREEN CHAMBER–
Flow – 1000 m3/day
Average Flow for 22 hrs operation– 45.45 m3/hr
Retention Time for Bar screen = 2 to 4 min
Required Tank Volume = 2 m3
Now, considering Retention Time = 2.88 min (0.048 hr)
Therefore, Tank Volume = 45.45 × 0.048 = 2.18 m3
Considered Volume of Tank – 2 m3
Let SWD of Tank – 0.5 m
Area of Chamber – 2/0.5 = 4 m2
Consider Length of Tank –2.7 m
Therefore Width of Tank = 1.5 m
Therefore Tank Size is 2.7 m × 1.5 m × 0.5 m SWD + 1.5 m FB - 1 No.
2. O & G CHAMBER –
Flow – 1000 m3/day
Average flow– 45.45 m3/hr
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
Retention Time for O&G Chamber = 15 to 20 min for Domestic Sewage
Required Tank Volume = 2 m3 Now, considering Retention Time – 17.4 min (0.29 hr)
Therefore, Tank Volume = 41.66 × 0.29 = 12 m3
Considered Volume of Tank – 12 m3
Let SWD of Tank – 1 m
Area of Chamber – 12/1= 12 m2
Consider Length of Tank – 8 m
Therefore Width of Tank = 1.5 m
Therefore Tank Size is 8 m × 1.5 m × 1 m SWD + 1.9 m FB – 1 No.
3. COLLECTION CUM EQUALIZATION TANK –
Flow – 45.45 m3/hr
Retention Time for Collection Tank = minimum 8 hrs
Therefore, Tank Volume = 45.45 × 8.0 = 363.60 m3
Considered Volume of Tank – 370 m3
Let SWD of Tank – 2 m
Area of Chamber –370/2 = 185 m2
Consider Length of Tank – 13.9 m
Therefore Width of Tank = 13.6 m
Therefore Tank Size is 13.9 m × 13.6 m × 2 m SWD + 2 m FB – 1 No.
4. AERATION TANK –
Flow – 45.45 m3/hr
BOD Load In aeration Tank – (350-20) = 330 mg/lit
Expected BOD Reduction– 95 %
BOD to be reduced = 350 X 95% = 332.5 mg/lit
MLSS – 4000 mg/lit
F/M – 0.28
For MBBR Technology Retention Time required = 6-7 hrs
Therefore, Tank Volume = 45.45 × 7.0= 318.15 m3
Considered volume of tank – 320 m3
Considering 2 No. of Aeration tanks ie. 160 m3 X 2 Nos.
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
Let the SWD – 3.5 m
Area of Tank – 160/3.5 = 45.70 m2
Width Considered – 6.4 m
Length – 7.20 m
Therefore Aeration Tank Size 7.20 m × 6.4 m × 3.5 m SWD + 0.3 M FB
– 2 Nos.
As per standard practice, MBBR Media should be 20% of Aeration
Tanks Volume
= 300 X 20% = 60 m3
Therefore, MBBR media require will be 60 m3 in aeration tanks ie. 30 m3
in each aeration tank.
5. AIR BLOWER –
BOD Load In aeration Tank – (350-20 )=330 mg/lit
BOD Load = 1000 × 330/1000
= 330 kg/day
Air Requirement for BOD Reduction:
1 kg of BOD required 1-1.5 kg of Oxygen, considering 1.2 kg of Oxygen. Therefore, 330 kg BOD required 330 Kg BOD X 1.2 kg O2
1 kg of BOD
Hence, Theoretical oxygen requirement per day = 396 kg/day of O2
Therefore theoretical oxygen requirement per hour = 396/24
= 16.5 kg/hr
Standard oxygen requirement = Theoretical oxygen requirement
AlphaX[BetaXCsW-DO]XTheta^(Tww-200C)
Css
Where,
Alpha = 0.5
Beta = 0.95
Theta = 1.024
Waste water temperature, Tww = 270C
DO maintained for designed flow = 2 mg/lit
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
Surface saturation C = 7.97
Site basin saturation Csw = 9.26
Standard basin saturation Css = 10.57
Therefore,
Standard oxygen requirement = 16.5
((0.5X (0.95X9.26-2)/10.57) X (1.024^(27-20)))
= 42.8 kg of O2/hr
Total air requirement = Actual O2 requirement
Density of air X% of O2 in air by weight X sote%
Where,
Density of air = 1.2 kg/m3
Considering, SOTE % per Mtr SWD of Aeration tank – 6 % per Mtr
Sote = Standard oxygen transfer efficiency = 21% (calculated)
% of O2 in air by weight = 0.2306
Therefore,
Total air requirement for Aeration Tanks = Actual O2 requirement
1.2 X 0.2306 X 0.21
= 42.8
1.2 X 0.2306 X 0.21
= 736.5 m3/hr
Now, considering 30 % of air require for equalization tank, intermediate tank,
Sludge Holding Tank & treated water tank.
Therefore Total air requirement will be = 736.5 X 30 % = 220.95 m3/hr
Therefore air blower capacity = 736.5 + 220.95
= 957.45 m3/hr
Therefore take air blower of 1000 m3/hr capacity @ 0.4 kg/cm2.
i.e. 2 No. of Working Blowers having capacity of 500 m3/hr
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
6. DIFFUSER MEMBRANES FOR AERATION TANK –
Consider size of diffuser membranes as 90 mm OD X 1000 mm length
Considering average 736.5 m3/hr air required for Aeration tank
Number of diffusers = (Air to be supplied to aeration tank) / (minimum air flux
Rating)
= 736.5/7.5
= 98.2 Nos.
Therefore, number of diffusers will be 100 in aeration tank.
7. TUBE SETTLING TANK –
Flow – 45.45 m3/hr
Retention Time for Tube Settling Tank = 2.5 to 3 hrs
Now, considering Retention Time = 3.00 hr
Therefore, Total Tank Volume - 45.45 × 3.0 = 136.35 m3
Considered volume of tank – 140 m3
Now, Consider 2 No. of Tube Settling tanks:
So, Volume of each Settling tank = 140 / 2 = 70 m3
Let SWD of Tank – 3.3 m
Area of Tank – 70/3.3 = 21.3 m2
Width Considered – 3.2 m
Length – 6.7 m
Therefore Tank Size is 6.7 m × 3.2 m × 3.3 m SWD+ 0.3 FB – 2 No.
8. TUBE SETTLER MEDIA –
Flow – 45.45 m3/hr
Height of media – 0.55 m
Tube Media required for Each Tank = length X width X height of media
= 6.7 X 3.2 X 0.55 = 11.8 m3
Therefore, Tube media required for each Settling Tank will be 11.8 m3
Total Media required for 2 No. of Settling Tanks = 11.8 X 2 = 23.6 m3
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
9. CHLORINE CONTACT TANK/INTERMEDIATE STORAGE TANK –
Flow – 45.45 m3/hr
Retention Time for Chlorine Contact Tank = 2 to 3 hr
Now, considering Retention Time = 3.0 hr
Therefore, Tank Volume - 45.45 × 3.0 = 136.35 m3
Considered volume of tank – 140 m3
Let SWD of Tank – 3.1 m
Area of Chamber – 140/3.1 = 45.16 m2
Consider Length of Tank = 14.2 m
Therefore Width of Tank = 3.2 m
Therefore Tank Size is 14.2 m × 3.2 m × 3.1 m SWD+ 0.3 FB – 1 No.
10. PRESSURE SAND FILTER –
Flow – 1000 m3/day
– 50 m3/hr
Design Velocity – 15 m3/m2/hr
Continuity Equation,
Q=A×u
Filtration Area – Q / u
– 50/15
– 3.3 m2
∏ D2
Area = _____
4
D = √ ((3.3*4)/3.14)
D = 2000 mm
Diameter Considered = 2000 mm
HOS = 1800 mm (60-70 % Freeboard)
Media Depth = 1200 mm
Density of Media = 1800 kg/cm3
Media Quantity = Area × 1800 × Media Depth
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
= 6786 kg ≈ 6800 kg
11. ACTIVATED CARBON FILTER –
Flow – 1000 m3/day
– 50 m3/hr
Design Velocity – 15 m3/m2/hr
Continuity Equation,
Q=A×u
Filtration Area – Q / u
– 50/15
– 3.3 m2
∏ D2
Area = _____
4
D = √ ((3.3*4)/3.14)
D = 2000 mm
Diameter Considered = 2000 mm
HOS = 1800 mm (60-70 % Freeboard)
Supporting Media Depth = 500 mm
Density of Media = 1800 kg/m3
Media Quantity = Area × 1800 × Media Depth
= 2828 kg
≈ 2850 kg
Activated Carbon Depth = 700 mm
Density of Media = 600 kg/m3
Media Quantity = Area × 600 × Media Depth
= 1319 kg
≈ 1300 kg
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
12. TREATED WATER TANK –
Flow – 45.45 m3/hr
Retention Time for Treated Water Tank = 5-7 hr
Now, considering Retention Time = 7.0 hr
Therefore, Tank Volume = 45.45 × 7.0= 318.15 m3
Considered Volume of Tank – 320 m3
Let SWD of Tank – 3.5 m
Area of Chamber – 320/3.5 = 91.43 m2
Consider Length of Tank = 25.40 m Therefore Width of Tank = 3.6 m
Therefore Tank Size is 25.40 m × 3.6 m × 3.5 m SWD+ 0.3 FB – 1 No.
13. SLUDGE HOLDING TANK –
BOD Load – (330 × 1000)/1000
= 330 kg/day
1 kg of BOD generates 0.25 kg of dry sludge per day.
1 Kg of BOD 0.2 kg of dry sludge
Hence, 330 kg BOD 66 kg of dry sludge
Considering 10 % slurry consistency
Therefore volume of 10 % slurry sludge = 66 X 100
10
= 660 liters
i.e. approximately 0.66 m3 per day
Considering Retention Time for Sludge Holding Tank = 5 months
= 150 days
Therefore, Tank Volume = 0.66 × 150 = 99 m3
Considered Volume of Tank – 100 m3
Let SWD of Tank – 3.5 m
Area of Chamber – 100/3.5 = 28.6 m2
DESIGN BASIS CALCULATIONS
Consider Length of Tank = 9.5 m
Therefore Width of Tank = 3.2 m
Therefore Tank Size is 9.5 m × 3.2 m × 3.5 m SWD+ 0.5 FB – 1 No.
Filter Press: 24’’ X 24’’ X 20 Chambers is selected based on the dry sludge & Slurry generated.
4. TECHNICAL SPECIFICATIONS
1. BAR SCREEN
2.SEWAGE TRANSFER PUMP
3. AIR BLOWER WITH MOTOR
MOC MSEP Epoxy painted Make WTE
Quantity 2 No.
Type Self priming, non clog, centrifugal, Capacity 3 30 m / hr @ 12 m head
Duty To pump sewage Power 2.2 - 3.7 kW / 3 phase Make KBL
Quantity 3 No. (2W+1SB)
Type Twin Lobe
Capacity 500 m3/hr air flow Duty Air supply to AT+ET+SHT+TWT Pressure Rating 0.4 Kg/cm2 Make Everest/KPT/IR/Equiv.
Motor Rating 12.5-15 kW Make Crompton / Siemens /Equiv. Quantity 3 No. (2W+1SB) Acoustic hood 1 No. Make Arknoise/KPT/Equiv.
DB Level 60 to 65
4. AIR GRID WITH DIFFUSER MEMBRANES
5. MEDIA FOR BIOREACTOR (MBBR)
6. TUBE MEDIA
7. SLUDGE PUM
P
9. FILTER PRESS
Type Tubular / Disc Air Grid MOC PVC Sch 40 Diffuser membranes EPDM
Duty Uniform air distribution & oxygen transfer
Air Grid For ET,SHT, TWT
Diffuser membranes For AT
Make Rehau/Scogen/OTT
Quantity 1 Lot
Shape Cylindrical
Make MM Aqua /proflex / Welcome Enviro Quantity 1 Lot
Type 55 X 55 mm square tube Angle of Tube 600 Thickness 1.0 To 1.2 mm Working Temp 0 50 C MOC PVC
Make Cool deck aqua / Marvellous Quantity 1 Lot
Type Self Priming, non clog, Centrifugal Capacity 3 20 m /hr @ 12 m head Duty To pump sludge to SHT Power 1.5 kW Make KBL / CG Quantity 2 No. Working
Quantity 1 No. Pump Type Screw Capacity 2 m3/hr Head 10 m Rating 0.75 to 1.5 kw MOC of Rotor & Shaft SS
10. PAC SYSTEM
11. CHLORINE DOSING SYSTEM
12.SCRE
W PUMP
Make Hydro Prokav/Rotomac/Equiv.
Pump Qty 2 No. (1W + 1 SB) Type Electronic Diaphragm Operated Capacity 0 - 10 LPH @ 2 Kg/cm2 Power 0.025 kW Make E-dose.
Tank Capacity 200 lit MOC LDPE
Tank Qty 1 No.
Quantity 1 No. Size 24” x 24” x 20 chambers No of plates 21 no Type Manual Hydraulic Make Thorath/Adarsh Engineering/Equiv.
Pump Qty 2 No. (1W + 1 SB) Type Electronic Diaphragm Operated Capacity 0 - 10 LPH @ 2 Kg/cm2 Power 0.025 kW Make E-dose.
Tank Capacity 200 lit MOC LDPE
Tank Qty 1 No.
Pump Qty 2 No. (1W + 1 SB) Type Electronic Diaphragm Operated Capacity 0 - 10 LPH @ 2 Kg/cm2 Power 0.025 kW Make E-dose.
Tank Capacity 200 lit MOC LDPE
Tank Qty 1 No.
Pump Qty 2 No. (1W + 1 SB) Type Electronic Diaphragm Operated Capacity 0 - 6 LPH @ 2 Kg/cm2 Power 0.025 kW Make E-dose / Equiv. Tank Capacity 200 lit MOC LDPE
Tank Qty 1 No.
Pump Qty 2 No. (1W + 1 SB) Type Electronic Diaphragm Operated Capacity 0 - 10 LPH @ 2 Kg/cm2 Power 0.025 kW Make E-dose.
Tank Capacity 200 lit MOC LDPE
Tank Qty 1 No.
Type Centrifugal, Monoblock Capacity
50 m3/hr
Duty To pump water from intermediate tank to filters
13. PRESSURE SAND FILTER
14. ACTIVATED CARBON FILTER
15.FILTERFEED PUMPS
16. INSTRUMENTS
Power 7.5 kW / 3 phase MOC CI
Make KBL
Quantity 2 No. (1W+1SB) Quantity 1 No. Capacity 50 m3/hr Size 2000 X 1800 mm MOC MSEP
Make WTE
Pipe line size 100 NB Operating Pressure 2.0 Kg/cm2 Filter media Quartz sand, Supporting pebbles Media Quantity 6800 Kg Valve Type Butterfly Valve Valve size 100 NB Valve Make CRI/Normax/Equiv.
Quantity 1 No. Capacity 50 m3/hr Size 2000 X 1800 mm MOC MSEP
Make WTE
Pipe line size 100 NB Operating Pressure 2.0 Kg/cm2 Filter media Supporting Media + Activated Carbon Media Quantity 2850 Kg + 1300 Kg Valve Type Butterfly Valve Valve size 100 NB Valve Make CRI/Normax/Equiv.
17. ELECTRICAL & EQUIPMENTS
17. ELECTRICAL & EQUIPMENTS
CPVC For Air line UPVC For other all except Air line Make Ashirwad / Astral / Equiv. Quantity 1 lot within the Battery Limit Valves 1 lot as per requirement Water Flow meter 1 No. Location At outlet of ACF Flow meter 2 No. – (OPTIONAL) Type Mag type flow meter Make Aster/Equiv.
Pressure gauges 1 lot Make Wika/Waree/Calcon
Level Sensor 3 No. Make Aster/Equiv.
Pressure gauges 1 no. for every pumps and blowers and filter
Make Waree / Wika Level Sensors 3 nos Type Float
Make Aster / Equiv Flow meter 1 No. Type Mag type flow meter Location At outlet of filter Type Indicator / Totalizer Make Aster/Equiv.
Control Panel 1 No.
PLC 1 No. Make Aster/Delta
Type Non Compartmental MOC MS Powder coated Mounting Floor/Skid
Contactors Make L & T / Seimens / Equiv. Cabling 1 Lot Make Finolex / Polycab Type Armoured
Cable Tray 1 Lot Operation Semi-Automatic
5.LIST OF CIVIl EQUIPMENTS
1. Bar Screen Chamber (For 1000 KLD)
1 2 m3 effective
2. Oil & Grease Trap Chamber (For 1000 KLD)
1 12 m3 effective
3. Equalization tank (For 1000 KLD) 1 370 m3 effective
4. Aeration tank-1 (For 500 KLD) 1 160 m3 effective
5. Aeration tank-2 (For 500 KLD) 1 160 m3 effective
6. Settling tank-1 (For 500 KLD) 1 70 m3 effective
7. Settling tank-2 (For 500 KLD) 1 70 m3 effective
8. Intermediate Storage tank (For 1000 KLD)
1 140 m3 effective
9. Sludge Holding tank (For 1000 KLD)
1 100 m3 effective
10. Treated water tank (For 1000 KLD)
1 320 m3 effective
11.
Plinth for Tertiary filtration System & other equipments
1
As Required
12. Plant room / shedding for equipment
1 As Required
6.UTILITY CONSUMPTION
To operate STP plant following heads is to be considered.
o Electricity consumption
o Chemicals
o Manpower
A. ELECTRICAL LOAD
B.CHEMICAL & MAN POWER
7. EQUIPMENTS MAKE
Sr. No.
Description
Installed load,
kW
Working load, kW
01
Blowers + Sewage
Transfer Pumps
44
29.4
02 Tertiary treatment 15 7.5
03 Sludge Pump 1.5 1.5
05 Screw Pump 0.75 0.75
Sr. No. Description Quantity
01 NaOCl 20 lit / day
02 PAC 10 kg / day
03 Man Power One man Power / shift
SR.NO. EQUIPMENTS MAKE
1 Pumps Kirloskar/CRI/ Wilo/ Equiv.
2 Air Blowers Everest / Kay Intl /IR/Equiv.
3 Motor for Air Blower Crompton / Siemens /Equiv.
4 Dosing System E-dose / Equiv.
5 Pressure Sand Filter and Activated Carbon Filter
WTE
6 Filter Press Thorath/Adarsh Engineering/Equiv.
7 Cable Finolex / Polycab
8 Switchgears L & T/ Seimens/ Equiv.
9 Piping Astral / Ashirwad / Equiv.
FROM PHASE -IFROM PHASE -II
CHAMBERMANHOLESEWAGE
EQUALIZATION TANK BELOW
BSC
O&GC
AERATION TANK-1
AERATION TANK-2
TUB
E S
ETT
LER
-1TU
BE
SE
TTLE
R-2
TREATED WATER TANK
PUMP ROOM
VOL-150.0 m3 6.4x6.7x4m(3.5m SWD)
VO
L-70
.7 m
3
6.7x
3.2x
4m(3
.3m
SWD
)
VOL-150.0 m3 6.4x6.7x4m(3.5m SWD)
VO
L-70
.7 m
3
6.7x
3.2x
4m(3
.3m
SWD
)
VOL-140.8 m3 14.2x3.2x4.0m(3.1m SWD)
VOL-301.1 m3 23.9x3.6x4.0m(3.5 mSWD)
VOL-106.4 m3 9.5x3.2x4.0m (3.5m SWD)
SLUDGE HOLDING TANK ACCESS ROAD TO
SHT
AIR
BLO
WER
-3
AIR
BLO
WER
-2
AIR
BLO
WER
-1
PSF ACF
CO
NTR
OL
PAN
EL
SP-1
PDT
FILT
ERP
RE
SS
SCREW PUMP
SP-2
FFP-2
FFP-1
SLP-1
SLP-2
SLP-3
CDT
ENTRY TO PUMPROOM
HN
S-2
HN
S-1
STORAGE TANK
INTERMEDIATE
SHUTTER TYPE DOOR
MH (800 x600) (TYP.)
100Ø AV(TYP.)
100Ø AV(TYP.)
MH (800 x600) (TYP.)
1
1
2 2
FROM PHASE -IFROM PHASE -II
CHAMBERMANHOLESEWAGE
EQUALIZATION TANK
BSC
O&GC AERATION TANK-1
AERATION TANK-2
TUB
E S
ETT
LER
-1TU
BE
SE
TTLE
R-2
TREATED WATER TANK
INTERMEDIATE STORAGE TANK
VOL-378.0 m3 13.9x13.6x4 m(2 m SWD)
VOL-150.0 m3 6.4x6.7x4m(3.5m SWD)
VO
L-70
.7 m
3
6.7x
3.2x
4m(3
.3m
SWD
)
VOL-150.0 m3 6.4x6.7x4m(3.5m SWD)
VO
L-70
.7 m
3
6.7x
3.2x
4m(3
.3m
SWD
)
VOL-140.8 m3 14.2x3.2x4.0m(3.1m SWD)
VOL-301.1 m3 23.9x3.6x4.0m(3.5 mSWD)
VOL-106.4 m3 9.5x3.2x4.0m (3.5m SWD)
SLUDGE HOLDING TANK ACCESS ROAD TO
SHT
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ENTRY TO PUMP ROOM
2 2
1
1
LEGEND:-
PRESSURE GAUGE
DISCRIPTION
PI
SR.
DOSING PUMP
LEVEL SWITCH LS
FLOW METERFM
BOD(3 days @ 27 0C)
Suspended Solids
COD
pH1.
2.
3.
4.
≤ 20 mg/lit
≤ 10 mg/lit
≤ 60 mg/lit
6.5-7.5
(After tertiary Filtration system ):-
Oil & Grease5. ≤ 05 mg/lit
LIST OF CIVIL UNITS FOR STP
DESCRIPTION
T-03
LENGTH/WIDTH,MTR
BAR SCREEN CHAMBERT-01 2.7 x 1.5 MTRT-02
TUBE SETTLING TANK
T-04
INTERMEDIATE STORAGE TANK
T-05
23.9x3.6 MTR
6.7x3.2 MTR
QTY.
02
01
01
01
MARKNO:-
TREATED WATER TANK
T-06T-07
SLUDGE HOLDING TANKAREATION TANK
14.2x3.2MTR 01
mm32.0EFFECTIVE
TOTALHEIGHT,MTR
MTR
MTR
MTRMTRMTR
WATERDEPTH,MTR
MTR
MTR
MTRMTRMTR
mm3106.4
mm370.7mm3140.8 mm3301.1
EQUALIZATION TANK
2.0
4.0
4.04.04.0
3.5
01m3 MTR MTR1.00.5
T-08
01mm3378.0 MTR MTR4.09.5x3.2 MTR
2.0
3.33.13.5
13.9x13.6 MTROIL & GREASE CHAMBER 8.0 x 1.5 MTR12.0 2.9
VOLUME
6.4x6.7 MTR 02MTR MTRmm3150.0 4.0 3.5
NOTES.:-
4) ALL WALL THICKNESSES TO BE DECIDED BY CIVIL DESIGNER.
1) ALL DIMENSIONS ARE IN MM & ALL ELEVATIONS ARE IN MM UNLESS
OTHERWISE SPECIFIED.
& CONSTRUCTION DETAILS TO BE CONSIDERED BY THE DESIGN CONSULTANT.2) THIS DRAWING SHOWS THE GENERAL ARRANGEMENT ONLY. SUITABLE DESIGN
3) FINISHED GROUND LEVEL FGL.= EL. 0.0M (ASSUMED)
( WALL THICKNESS ASSUMED TO BE 300mm )
BOD(3 days @ 27 0C)
Suspended Solids
COD
pH1.
2.
3.
4.
≤ 350 mg/lit
≤ 250 mg/lit
≤ 700 - 800 mg/lit
6.5-7.5
(At the inlet of Collection tank /Septic tank ):-
Oil & Grease5. ≤ 25 mg /lit
EQUALIZATION TANK
BSC
O&GC
SLUDGE HOLDING TANK
F.G.L
ENTRY TO ER
TREATED WATER TANK
AERATION TANK-1&2TUBE SETTLER-1&2
300
Nature of Waste Water1.
2.
3.
Flow
Operating Period
SEWAGE
1000 m3/day / AVERAGE
22 HRS/DAY
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REV. NO.
DRG. TITLE:JOB NO.:
PROJECT
G.A LAYOUT FOR SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT- 1.0 MLD
05
R0DRG_NO
1:100
MKL
PROPOSED LAYOUT PLAN AT SHOLINGANALLUR, IN S.NO.294 ,TO 296,297PT, 300 TO 302, 308,309 & 310/1 TANK AREA, SHOLINGANALLURVILLAGE, DISTRICT KANCHIPURAM, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
BGS/TNHB/SHOLINGANALLUR/SD/LAYOUT/STP-01
TAMIL NADU HOUSING BOARD
PROPOSED LAYOUT PLAN AT SHOLINGANALLUR, IN S.NO.294 ,TO 296,297PT, 300 TO 302, 308,309 & 310/1 TANK AREA, SHOLINGANALLURVILLAGE, DISTRICT KANCHIPURAM, CHENNAI, TAMIL NADU.
SIGNATURE OF EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
EXECUTIVE ENGINEER
TAMIL NADU HOUSING BOARD. CHENNAI
TNHB
Savings in Electrical Power Consumption - SUMMARY
1 Residential 134.84 6.6 3.3 2.3 5.9 18.0 13.4
( Percentage savings )
TOTAL 134.84 6.6 3.3 2.3 5.9 18.0
TOTAL percentage 4.9 2.5 1.7 4.4 13.4
Description Savings
using CFL in
lakh Kwh
Savings in
Lakh Kwh
units
Savings in
percentage
Consumption
per year in lakh
Kwh
Saving using
solar energy in
lakh Kwh units
Savings using
HF ballast in
lakh Kwh units
Savings using
Cu. wound
transformer in
lakh Kwh