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GrencOr <br /> Design <br /> SYSTEMS <br /> Table Bi:Sample Mass Balance Calculation Table <br /> Source' Design Flow',Q Constituent 1: Constituent 2: Constituent 3: <br /> (gal or imp.gal or L or m3) BOD5(mg/L) TSS(mg/L) TKN(mg/L) <br /> Source 1 Qs1 BOD5s1 TSSS1 TKNs1 <br /> Source 2 QS2 BOD5S2 TSSS2 TKNS2 <br /> Source 3 QS3 BOD5S3 TSSS3 TKNS3 <br /> Source 4 QS4 BOD5s4 TSSS4 TKNS4 <br /> Total Flow',QT BOD5111 TSSB TKNB <br /> 'The table can be built with as many contributing sources and constituents as needed;four sources and three constituents shown for simplicity. <br /> 'The actual unit of measure doesn't matter as long as the same unit of measure is used for all sources as they fall out in the equation. <br /> 'The total flow,Or is the sum of flow from all contributing sources. <br /> For Constituent 1 (BODS)the mass balance equation for blended waste strength concentration (BOD513) is: <br /> Equation 132 <br /> Blended BODSg,mg/L= IQSl *BOD5SJ + (QS2 *BOD5S2) + (QS3 *BOD5S3) + (QS4 *BODSS4) <br /> QT <br /> Example <br /> Determine the blended BOD5B given the following for a camp application and using Equation 132. <br /> Table B2: Sample Equation Table <br /> Source Design Flow(gpd) PTE BODS(mg/L) <br /> RV Dump Station 250 1800 <br /> Shower House w/Restrooms 4500 225 <br /> Restrooms 1800 300 <br /> Camp Host Living Quarters 150 150 <br /> Total Flow(QT) 6700 BOD513 <br /> (250 gpd*1800 mg/L) + (4500 gpd*225 mg/L) + (1800 gpd*300 mg/L) + (150 gpd*150 mg/L) — <br /> Blended BOD5B = 6700 gpd 302 mg/L <br /> Determining Alkalinity Demand and Need for Supplemental Alkalinity Addition <br /> Ensuring that the pH remains above 7(and preferably above 7.5)at all times is critical for ammonia sensitive applications.Supplemental alkalinity <br /> should be included if influent alkalinity is insufficient to buffer the process.During nitrification,7.14 mg/L alkalinity is used per mg/L TKN; during deni- <br /> trification with a pre-anoxic return loop(at 100%denitrification),half of that—or 3.57 mg/L—is returned.Without a denitrification component,there <br /> is no return.To be conservative in our calculation of alkalinity need,we assume a 60%denitrification efficiency and a return of 2.14 mg/L during deni- <br /> trification.To determine alkalinity need,multiply the primary treated effluent value for TKNi(in mg/L)by 5(7.14 mg/L—2.14 mg/L).Alkalinity demand <br /> can be calculated using the following equations and assuming complete nitrification of the denitrified effluent: <br /> Equation 133 <br /> Alkalinity Demand=TKNi mg/L x 5 mg/L Alkalinity1 mg/L TKN <br /> Equation 134 <br /> Alkalinity Need = Alk Demand + Target Residual Alk — Influent Alk <br /> As described in pH Effect on Nitrogen on page 19 of the Design Criteria,the target residual for alkalinity is 100 mg/L.If the result of Equation 134 is a <br /> positive number,the system will require supplemental alkalinity addition.If the result is a negative number,there is a likely surplus of alkalinity in the <br /> source water and the system should function without alkalinity addition. <br /> NDA-ATX-1 Orenco Systems®•800-348-9843•+1 541-459-4449•www.orenco.com <br /> Rev.8,©10/20 <br /> Page 24 of 38 <br />