Similitude and Model Testing Applied to Activated Sludge Treatment
Farhana Kowalski
Corresponding
Stanford University
Layla Habib
University of Engineering and Technology, Lahore
Vijay Liu
Bangladesh Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
Elena Kowalski
Technical University of Munich
Abstract
In many parts of the developing world the performance of deep tubewells is severely limited by activated sludge treatment. The governing equations are formulated and solved by means of similitude and model testing. An increase of 55% in throughput was obtained without any deterioration in product quality. The simplicity of the proposed procedure makes it particularly suitable for use in developing countries.
Keywords:
activated sludge treatmentsimilitude and model testingfuzzy logicimage processinginternal combustion enginewavelet transform
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