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    The document summarizes primary treatment of wastewater. It provides information about sizing a circular primary clarifier and calculating the largest particle diameter that can be removed with 100% efficiency in a grit chamber. Specifically, it states that a circular clarifier with an overflow rate of 35 m3/m2-d and an average flow of 5005 m3/d would require a diameter of 12.5 m. It also gives an equation to calculate that in a 7.5 m long grit chamber with a flow velocity of 0.3 m/s and water depth of 0.9 m, the largest removable particle would be 0.21 mm in diameter.

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    The document summarizes primary treatment of wastewater. It provides information about sizing a circular primary clarifier and calculating the largest particle diameter that can be removed with 100% efficiency in a grit chamber. Specifically, it states that a circular clarifier with an overflow rate of 35 m3/m2-d and an average flow of 5005 m3/d would require a diameter of 12.5 m. It also gives an equation to calculate that in a 7.5 m long grit chamber with a flow velocity of 0.3 m/s and water depth of 0.9 m, the largest removable particle would be 0.21 mm in diameter.

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    The document summarizes primary treatment of wastewater. It provides information about sizing a circular primary clarifier and calculating the largest particle diameter that can be removed with 100% efficiency in a grit chamber. Specifically, it states that a circular clarifier with an overflow rate of 35 m3/m2-d and an average flow of 5005 m3/d would require a diameter of 12.5 m. It also gives an equation to calculate that in a 7.5 m long grit chamber with a flow velocity of 0.3 m/s and water depth of 0.9 m, the largest removable particle would be 0.21 mm in diameter.

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    Module-79B: Sub: Environmental Engineering Topic

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    The document summarizes primary treatment of wastewater. It provides information about sizing a circular primary clarifier and calculating the largest particle diameter that can be removed with 100% efficiency in a grit chamber. Specifically, it states that a circular clarifier with an overflow rate of 35 m3/m2-d and an average flow of 5005 m3/d would require a diameter of 12.5 m. It also gives an equation to calculate that in a 7.5 m long grit chamber with a flow velocity of 0.3 m/s and water depth of 0.9 m, the largest removable particle would be 0.21 mm in diameter.

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    Sub: Environmental Engineering

    Topic : Primary treatment of wastewater

    MODULE- 79B
    Primary treatment of wastewater.
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    1. A circular primary clarifier processes an average flow of 5005 m /d of municipal wastewater. The overflow rate is 35 m / m d. The diameter of clarifier shall be (a) (c) 10.5 m 12.5 m (b) (d) 11.5 m 13.5 m
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    2. The following data are given for a channel-type grit chamber of length 7.5 m, flow-through velocity = 0.3 m/s, the depth of wastewater at peak flow in the channel = 0.9 m, specific gravity of inorganic particles = 2.5 g = 9.80 m/s2, m = 1.002 103 Ns/m2 at 20 C, w 1000 kg/m3 Assuming that the Stokes is valid, the largest diameter particle that would be removed with 100 percent efficiency is (a) 0.04 mm (c) 1.92 mm (b) (d) 0.21 mm 6.64 mm

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