Tesis
Simulação estacionária e dinâmica do reator anaeróbio horizontal de leito fixo para o tratamento de águas residuárias.
Fecha
2005-03-23Registro en:
FABIANO, Maressa. Simulação estacionária e dinâmica do reator anaeróbio horizontal de leito fixo para o tratamento de águas residuárias.. 2005. 125 f. Dissertação (Mestrado em Ciências Exatas e da Terra) - Universidade Federal de São Carlos, São Carlos, 2005.
Autor
Fabiano, Maressa
Institución
Resumen
This work studied the horizontal-flow anaerobic immobilized biomass
(HAIB) for the treatment of wastewater, developed in the Department of
Hydraulics and Sanitation of the School of Engineering of São Carlos - USP. For
the simulation and modeling of RAHLF, data of two HAIB were used, and; when
the regime is the dynamic, one in bench scale treating wastewater containing
poisonous substances (BTEX) and when the regime is the stationary, other in pilot
scale treating sewer sanitarium. The study was divided in two parts: stationary
regime and transient regime. In the first case the models were analyzed: pseudo -
homogeneous with and without axial dispersion and the heterogeneous with axial
dispersion; in the second case, the models were analyzed: pseudo - homogeneous
and heterogeneous. The models of the first case were resolved respectively for the
numeric methods of Runge - Kutta, of the finite differences and of the orthogonal
collocation. In those models, when if it despised the axial dispersion the kinetic
constant of first order was adjusted. Already in the other two models acted in this
same case, they were adjusted the kinetic constant of first order and the coefficient
of axial dispersion simultaneously. All of the methods numeric employees in the
first case described the tendency of variation of the concentration well along the
reactor and inside the particle, making possible the convergence of the solutions.
The models without axial dispersion foresaw concentration values in the exit
closest of the experimental values than the models with dispersion, and this, for
his/her time foresaw closer values to the experimental ones in the intermediate
points. In the second case, the models were solved through two methods, the
method of the finite differences and the method of the sequence. The methods got
to solve the equations that describe the behavior of the reactor satisfactorily and
they show that the answer of the exit in the reactor is appropriately made
calculations.