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Register a new userAn evaluation of the distribution of DO concentrations in aeration tanks at Lattakia WWTPs
تقييم توزع تراكيز الأوكسجين المنحل في أحواض التهوية في بعض محطات معالجة مياه الصرف الصحي في اللاذقية
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يتضمن البحث مراقبة توزع تراكيز الأوكسجين المنحل في محطات معالجة مرج معيربان و الرويمية اللتين تستعملان أنماطاً مختلفة من أنظمة التهوية ( مهويات سطحية و ناشرات هواء ). أظهر البحث ارتفاعاً ملحوظاً في قيم الأوكسجين المنحل في أحواض التهوية المدروسة عن القيمة المرجعية 2mg/l مما يعني استهلاكاً متزايداً للطاقة و حدوث مشاكل تشغيلية بالإضافة إلى الدور الذي تلعبه عملية التهوية الطبيعية في تخفيض عدد ساعات تشغيل المهويات مما ينعكس إيجاباً على أداء المحطة و تكاليف الاستثمار فيها.
This research includes monitoring the distribution of DO concentrations in the Marj Maarban and AL Ruyemih WWTPs which use different types of aeration systems (surface aerators and diffusers). Research has shown a remarkable increase in the values of DO concentrations in the studied aeration basins above 2 mg/l which means an increased electricity consumption and operational problems, in addition to the role of the natural aeration process in reducing the number of aerators operation hours. This will reflect positively on the performance of the plant and the investment cost.
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of treatment wastewater in the rural areas of Latakia city during year 2011 by testing
three treatment plants similar in the mechanism of action and distributed in
three villages
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This study was based on the potentiometrictechnic using Ion Selective Electrodes
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other seasons, and between treatment plants. The highest values was in the Happit
treatment plant in all seasons and the highest value was (88.25 mg/L) in the autumn which
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(1002.67-7130.33) mg/L, which is off limits. As for the potassium ion concentration was
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concentrations in Al-Harah treatment plant was exceeded (670.33-800.00) mg/L the
allowable limit in all seasons except the summer.
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villages: al-Hara, Murj-Muairban, and Hibbeat. Dry sludge samples were collected from
drying sludge basins monthly, during the period October 2011-September 2012. We
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sedimentation, filtration through special sieves).
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species of the parasitic worm-eggs, belonged taxonomically to five different species of
parasitic worms, two species belonged to Nematoda: Ascaris lumbricoides and Trichuris
trichura, and three species belonged to Platyhelminthes: one species of them belonged to
Trematoda: Schistosoma mansoni, and the other two species belonged to cestodes: Taenia
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the importance of these facilities and cost of material massive construction, operation and
maintenance. In order to facilitate the design process and calculate the initial cost it was issued
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choose the most appropriate. Some of these programs are dynamics. It has the ability to
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model building and simulation and give the results in graphics and tables, allowing us to
examine the complex interactions between the various units within the station by interactive
and dynamic methods and this is important for the effective design, operation and management
of wastewater treatment plants. Hence, we take the coastal area as a case study where there are
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and we could build several scenarios like arrival of high pollution load to the station in order to
evaluate and predict its performance.
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