Thank you so much for your informative explanation. I would like to ask how the way to calculate the ideal tank volume for this SBR system? is the effective capacity of the SBR is similar with the decant volume or the whole filled tank volume minus with the activated sludge volume? Thanks in advance
Thank you for reaching out. A TSS meter is not typically used. The operators run mixed liquor suspended solids (MLSS) tests in the lab at least once a week to determine if the desired MLSS concentration is being maintained. If the MLSS is too high, the waste volume is increased. If it is too low, the wasting volume is reduced. The MLSS changes are generally very gradual so real time monitoring via TSS probes is not required. Please let us know if any additional questions!
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Thank you so much for your informative explanation. I would like to ask how the way to calculate the ideal tank volume for this SBR system? is the effective capacity of the SBR is similar with the decant volume or the whole filled tank volume minus with the activated sludge volume? Thanks in advance
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Can anyone please answer me who operates an SBR? How is it automatic? I need it for my thesis. How do you know that its enough for the next step
How is the appropriate wasting volume determined per batch? Do you have basin TSS meter?
Thank you for reaching out. A TSS meter is not typically used. The operators run mixed liquor suspended solids (MLSS) tests in the lab at least once a week to determine if the desired MLSS concentration is being maintained. If the MLSS is too high, the waste volume is increased. If it is too low, the wasting volume is reduced. The MLSS changes are generally very gradual so real time monitoring via TSS probes is not required. Please let us know if any additional questions!