Interferências da codisposição de resíduos de fossa e tanque séptico em sistemas de lagoas anaeróbias seguidas de facultativas aeradas - Estudo de caso para a ETE- Anápolis

• Autor(a) principal: Oliveira, Getúlio Henrique de
• Data de Publicação: 2013
• Tipo de documento: Dissertação
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFG
• Texto Completo: http://repositorio.bc.ufg.br/tede/handle/tede/3436
• topic: Resíduo de fossa; Tanque séptico; Tratamento de esgoto; Lagoas de estabilização; Cesspool wastes; septic tank; wastewater treatment; stabilizing lagoons; ENGENHARIA SANITARIA::SANEAMENTO AMBIENTAL

The study aimed to assess the impact caused by the waste discharge from cesspools and septic tanks into an anaerobic pond, followed by aerated facultative. Anápolis wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) has two modules of anaerobic ponds followed by aerated facultative, but only one received the waste. By going through a basket retainer of course solids, they were driven directly to the receiver module ponds. The research was divided into three steps: first of all, the system receiving the waste in both modules was evaluated with the rate application volume (RAV) of 0.33%, then, the receiving pond received all of the waste volume disposed in WWTP (RAV = 1.2%), finally the receiving pond was operated with the maximum organic loading and RAV = 0,83%. Samples from different septic tank cleaning trucks were collected and analyzed. Sludge deposited bathymetry was conducted in the anaerobic pond before and after isolation of the modules. The surface scum bulk in the anaerobic pond was removed and quantified. Initially, simple samples were collected from the influent and effluent of anaerobic and facultative aerated ponds weekly, and then, when the receiver module received double flow, samples were collected twice a week. Parameters analyzed were: BOD, COD, Escherichia coli, pH, oil and grease, total phosphorus, amonniacal nitrogen, suspended solids and settleable solids. Data from qualitative characterization of waste cesspools and septic tanks were submitted to descriptive statistics, while referring to the ponds effluents were analyzed by t-test statistical tool. The results indicated the characteristics of the waste are in the range found by other authors, both in national and international literature. A negative impact was evidenced on the receiving anaerobic pond effluent only for the parameters ammonia and settleable solids with the RAV of 1.2%, however, with the rate of 0.82%, the difference was significant for the parameters BOD and BOD in anaerobic ponds. There was an increase in sludge generation of approximately 16% in the receiving anaerobic pond and only 2.3% in the control. As for the scum, the average removal was approximately 450 L in the receiving anaerobic pond and only 100 L in the control. The results showed no effect of the co-treatment on the quality of treated sewage or in the operation and maintenance of the WWTP. Furthermore, systems formed by an anaerobic pond followed by facultative aerated, operating under the same conditions that Anápolis WWTP can be used for co-treatment of waste from cesspools and septic tanks