OPERATION AND MAINTANANCE MANUAL FOR

EEC HIGH SPEED BIO TEC SYSTEMS MODEL 33CON 3 2*250 m3/day SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT FACILITY SABAA AKBAR IRAQ

SUBMITTED BY
E.T.A. Zenath ENVIRONMENTAL ENGINEERING SERVICE LLC.

POST BOX NUMBER 7113 DEIRA, DUBAI. United Arab Emirates Tel: +9714-2713006 Fax: +9714-2713487 Email: environment@etaascon.com www.etazenath.com www.eecme.com

CONTENTS SECTION
1. COMPANY PROFILE 2. INTRODUCTION 3. DESIGN BASIS 4. WATER ANALYSIS 5. PROCESS DESCRIPTION 6. SYSTEM OPERATION 7. COMPARISON DAT ASHEET 8. BILL OF MATERIALS 9. TECHNICAL DAT ASHEETS & CAT ALOGUES 10. DRAWINGS 11. TROUBLE SHOOTING GUIDE 12. MAINT ANCE SCHEDULE

1. Company Profile

PROFILE
EEC - ME, a part of the large and diversified ETA-Ascon, a 30 years old group, again part of Al Ghurair Group. Also, we present you with our professional team of people, which has provided you with the best technical and professional assistance for a total waste management / water treatment program, especially in the field of desalination (RO), sewerage and industrial water along with the most reputed and specialized American and European companies in this field. EEC - ME fields of concentration are: 1 Industrial Water: We provide you with the design study and installation for most if not all-industrial water treatment. This water for the most part can be recycled back into the plant and can make tremendous saving to the companies. 2 General and Sewerage Water: This water can be treated for irrigation use, or some of it can be circulated back into the bathrooms for flushing purposes- saving hotels and labor camps a lot of money. 3 Desalination and Brackish Water Treatment: If you are looking for fresh, potable water, EEC - ME can provide you a Membrane desalination plant designed to your particular needs and requirements. This can be either Seawater or Well Brackish Water. 4 Total Waste Management: EEC - ME with corporation with other ETA divisions and other international companies can provide you with design implementation and operation of a total waste management for your community or city.

EEC - ME are joining hand with a list of specialist and reputed companies in the field of water treatment from USA and Finland such as, Environmental Equipment Consulting, EEC, USA; Enviro-Chemie, Germany; IPM, Germany. With our extensive experience in the Environmental / Water Treatment field in the USA, coupled with long and acclaimed work history of ETA-Ascon Group and the help of the group of specialist with which we have joined, we believe we provide Companies / Industries in the Middle East with the best, most economical way for a total water and waste water management.

2. Introduction

INTRODUCTION The ever stricter requirements that industry around the globe has to meet in regard to the use of the natural resource water are boosting the demand for profitable, low-cost and highly efficient sewerage / waste water treatment systems. Copying natures fascinating capabilities as perfectly as possible and harnessing them for our technical applications is the source of innovative renewal processes. Nature shows us in an exemplary manner that organic matter contained in water can be converted biologically into energy-rich and utilizable.

EEC ME shall provide you an efficient, cost effective, time saving solution for any water needs, especially the waste and sewage treatment systems. AMB BIOMEDIA ensures that the system footprint is five times smaller and ten times faster than regular treatment plants.

3. Design Basis

DESIGN BASIS

The basic design and the processes use stichomythic factors to alter the concentrations of the materials involved. As a result of the high level of process linkage, a material can be of decisive importance to several processes in the model. Should an alteration in the concentration of this material occur due to one process, and then the processing speed of another will be influenced, which in turn, has consequences for the entire system.

We have assumed wastewater fully domestic in character from residential application and that metal contents documented in the consent for discharge would not be present in any higher amount in the influent and therefore will not present in the effluent. Based on this assumption we have not allowed for any removal of inorganic material and metals from the wastewater. We have also assumed the 2*250 m3/day in the residential area and have allowed a flow of 200 liter per person per day and BOD of 300 mg/liter in the influent.

4. Water Analysis

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WATER ANALYSIS
Flow Profile 1. Capacity 2. Max. Hourly flow 3. Peak flow factor 4. Plant offered Influent Parameters of Waste water 1. Nature of influent 2. BOD5s 3. COD 4. Total Suspended Solids Quality of Treated Water 1. BOD 2. TSS 3. pH Less than or equal to 20 mg/l Less than or equal to 30 mg/l 69 Raw Domestic Waste Water 350 mg/l 500 mg/l 300-400 mg/l 2*250 m3/day 2*11.36 m3/hr 2.5 2*33 con 3 (Max Capacity 600m3/day)

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5. Process Description

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PROCESS DESCRIPTION
The treatment of the sewage water designed for this system can be broken down into following phases. Treatment scheme They are; A. Inlet screening includes manual Bar screen B. Pre clarification (Buffer or feed / sludge) C. Mechanical Biological Sewage Treatment plant MBBR a. Bio reactor b. Settling / Clarifier - 2 nos - 1 nos

D. Post Treatment includes Chlorination System E. Irrigation Pumps. A. BUFFER SYSTEM This will be a construction of three chambers forming the Buffer & Pump well system. The wastewater will first pass though the Barscreen chamber before it enters into equalization tank; this separates all solids above 10 MM like, plastics, sanitary pads, bags etc. Buffer tank have been aerated continuously with the help of coarse bubble diffusers in order to keep the particles in suspension. It also helps to avoid wastewater turning septic. Buffer chamber will avoid any excess oil entering into the pump well chamber which in turns affects the treatment process. Note: Buffer tank is continuously aerated, so if you can add the septic sewerage into it, it will take care of initial polishing and avoid any bad smell so that it wont have any negative affect when it enters the Bioreactor. This is achieved by the aeration, the dilution with sludge that has not turned septic and the time taken by this sewage to enter into the MBBR plant.
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B. BIOLOGICAL TREATMENT SYSTEM The treatment plant will take suction from the pump well by its own feed pump. The pump is level controlled and has a capacity, which is 2 times the average daily flow. The plant has therefore intermittent working mode in terms of hydraulic flow, while the air blower supplying air to the bioreactor is continuously running. The biodegradation reactor comes in three stages. The bioreactors degrade the dissolved organic matter by oxidation into carbon di oxide, which escapes to the air, and also a biomass, which acts as an activated sludge. A suspended, free-floating bio film carrier provides a large protected surface as host for the bacteria and simultaneously active bio sludge accumulates inside the reactors. The biodegraded water flows into a clarification chamber where the suspended solids settle by gravity. The water is directed through a skim well to a Tube settler system, which provides the final clarification of the effluent. An addition of polymer to the sedimentation may enhance the cleaning/ settling efficiency if it is required. C. SLUDGE SEPERATION SYSTEM The sludge pump will be activated for approximately 5 minutes for every 1 hrs of operation with suction from the clarification stage. The pump causes the discharge of the sludge through a hydrocyclone, which separates volatile and non volatile solids with an overflow back to the bioreactor, while the underflow is discharged to the Equalization tank. Feed pump will stop whenever sludge pump is working. When necessary, the sludge is emptied by a vacuum truck and hauled away for disposal.

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6. System Operation

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SYSTEM OPERATION
Moving Bed Process Technology Using AMB Bio Media. Description of the moving bed process The basic principal of the moving bed process is the growth of the biomass on plastic supports that move in the biological reactor via agitation generated by aeration systems (aerobic reactors) or by mechanical systems (in anoxic or anaerobic reactors). The supports are made from plastic with a density close to 1 g/cm3 letting them move easily in the reactor even when the capacity reaches 70%. The moving bed processes come from the current trend in wastewater treatment, from the use of systems that offer an increased specific surface in the reactor for the growth of the biomass, achieving significant reductions in the biological reactor volume.

Initially fixed bed systems were used, however it was discovered that this type of process show a series of operational inconveniences such as the blocking of the bed because of the excessive growth of the biomass, this makes periodical cleaning obligatory. These drawbacks have caused the need for the creation of simple biofilm processes that eliminate them and that ease their operation; these are the moving bed processes.

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This type of process can be applied both to treatment plants for the biodegradation of organic material as well as for installations with nutrient elimination, in urban and industrial wastewaters. Another application is the use of this technology in the redesign of current activated sludge processes, which only treat organic material, to expand them and include simple nitrogen elimination without the need to construct new biological reactors. With respect to the aeration system is via a grid of perforated stainless steel tubes that avoid problems of efficiency loss, diffuser replacement, etc. All the wastewater is collected in a 3 chamber Equalization tank. This tank acts as a balancing reservoir, keep the wastewater in suspension and bar screen used to separate solids, paper and other waste to be received with the wastewater. The last chamber of this tank is fitted with a level control system, which starts or stops the system feed pump. The feed pump takes suction from the last and discharges in to the first chamber of the High-Speed Bio Tec.

The first and the second chamber of the High-Speed BioTech are filled with AMB Bio media and water. The last chamber, which is a Tube settler, is filled with water only. Before starting pumping of wastewater, the system blower starts. The blower forces air through the manifolds into the first 2 chambers of the bio system and the equalization chamber.

The influent wastewater enters the first chamber and comes in constant with the AMB Bio Media and air Large Surface area provided by the AMB Bio Media helps the bacteria to form large colonies on the AMB Bio Media. Slow circular motion of the media is caused by the airflow. Each element of the media slowly moves in a circular
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motion from the surface to the bottom and then upward again. During this movement, it is in constant with the injected air, slowly a bio film develops over each element, which disintegrates the biomass present in the effluent.

From the first chamber the effluent flow to the second chamber through the perforated partition at the top. The same treatment is repeated in this chamber and the remaining biomass from the first chamber gets fully digested here, effluent at this stage will go to the 3rd Biodegradation chamber. The treated water then enters the third chamber at the top.

A baffle plate guides the water entering the third chamber downwards. Then enters the tube settler from the bottom. The settler provides a large surface area for the suspended particles to settle down on its surface and the same area guided towards the bottom. Clean water is let out of the system from the outlet provided at the top of the third chamber.

When the level of the influent drops in the collection tank the feed pump gets tipped. Simultaneously the sludge pump is started. The sludge pump draws sludge from the bottom of the 3 chambers and discharges it into a Hydro-cyclone separates our heavier sediments from the sludge, which settles in the collection tube mounted at the bottom of the hydro-cyclone. Clarified water is discharged back into the first chamber of the

bioreactor. The sludge pump operates for pre-set time and is stopped automatically.

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The solid sludge accumulated in the sludge collection tube is discharge out periodically. This sludge can be used as manure or for land farming.

High-Speed Bio System should not compare with regular job systems (activated sludge) as we implemented a leading technology known as Assisting Moving Bed or AMB Bio Media. These systems are designed to handle sewer (black and Grey water) and most biological wastewater from industrial application.

The AMB Bio Media represents 850 sqm / cum active area once submerged inside the bio chambers. Activated sludge process and other bio film systems have often proven to the unstable and difficult to control. By implementing the AMB Bio Media, your benefits are numerous including reliable and compact bioreactors. The systems are self-

cleaning, non-clogging, can handle server BOD loading, pH variations, and colder temperatures than regular systems, all this without loss of bioactivity. No sludge return as in activated sludge system and our systems require minimum service and almost no attention.

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7. Manual Description

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MANUAL DESCRIPTION This manual describes the function, operation procedures, maintenance, and installation requirement for the HIGH-SPEED BIOTECH reactor.

NOTES, CAUTIONS and WARNINGS are included in the Operating Procedures. They should be interpreted as follows: "NOTE indicates an operating procedure or condition that is essential to highlight or which provides a given procedure. "CAUTION" indicates an operating procedure or practice that, if not strictly observed, may result in damage to or destruction of equipment, or degradation of the water quality. "WARNING" indicates an operating procedure or practice that can result in bodily injury or loss of life if not correctly followed. NOTES, CAUTIONS and WARNINGS always precede paragraphs to which they apply. Under normal operating conditions, adherence to the procedures described in this manual will assure trouble -free operation.

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8. Installation & Start up

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INSTALLATION OF HIGH SPEED BIO-TECH REACTOR The High Speed BIOTECH Bio reactor containers require properly leveled ground, preferably concrete slab with drain facility or properly graveled. The High Speed

BIOTECH reactor must be carefully water leveled before commissioning and checked for deviation afterwards. Otherwise national safety regulation must be adhered to. A wastewater pond or buffer tank should be provided upstream of the plant. The pond should be sized as to level out daily variation in hydraulic load and is to be arranged for returns of reject water from the plant. Downstream sludge receiving tank or pond must be provided, the daily produced sludge and the haul away regularity determine the size of which. Local regulations with respect to handling and disposal of sludge will determine any further treatment of the sludge.

WARNING A qualified electrician in accordance with pertinent codes and regulations must perform electrical installation and connection to the main power source. Turn off facility power before making any electrical connections. System must be grounded in accordance with applicable electrical codes.

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THE AMB-BIOMEDIUM The AMB bio film mediums are a proprietary bio medium. The Bio medium is produced of plastic material, which has long lifetime in water. Renewal of the Bio medium during a treatment plant's regular lifetime should normally not be required.

The bio film carrier elements are extruded tube cuttings with an internal cross and have 25 external low fins. Nominal measurements are Diameter 1/2, Length 3/8. The surface to volume ratio is approx. 850 m per m3 of Bio medium in bulk.

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BIOMEDIUM FILLING PROCEDURES (Only applicable for media delivered in bags and separate from system.) Preparations Before filling-up and start-up the following preparations to be done: 1. Check that the air holes in the Spurger pipes are facing downwards. If not, drill inch drain holes in each end of the spurges. 2. Check that the bulkhead strainers are positioned correctly and sufficiently secured 3. Check that there are no openings outside the strainers that the biomedia can penetrate and also no passage for biomedia above the bulkheads where biomedia can be carried over by eventual foaming. Any gaps to be less than . 4. Start the air blower(s) against open-air valves, and throttle gradually. Listen for unexpected noises from motor and housing. Run finally the blower(s) against closed valves for a short time and note the discharge pressure. The discharge pressure should be not less than 1.5 times the operating water head. 5. Fill the bio reactors with of water, run the air blower from zero to low capacity and check that the air diffusers are delivering equal and uniformly distributed amount of air from each Spurger. 6. Start and run the sludge pump in recirculation mode, with successive suction from all drain valves. Check that the flow is equal from each drain. Checks that the drain suctions in the bioreactor tanks are enclosed in strainers to prevent biomedia from entering the pump suction. 7. Start the feed pump with closed discharge valve and note the pump pressure. Open the discharge valves fully and note full flow and discharge pressure. 8. Start the chemical pumps on water and check capacity.
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Charging of biomedia
New Bio medium will repels water and must go through a wetting procedure before it will properly mix in water: 1. Add wastewater to until overflow to the settling tank. Start up the blower(s) and aerate moderately with to of normal capacity. 2. Fill biomedia until the bulkhead screens are covered. Aerate continuously during the filling. 3. Top up with remaining biomedia as space allows. If actual filling degree in the reactors is 50% or less, then the whole amount of biomedia can be filled in one charge. 4. Continue aeration until good mixing is obtained, meaning visible movement of biomedia in the surface. 5. Charge more wastewater while recirculating from the settling tank. When the settling tank is filled, increase aeration as the water level is increasing in all tanks. Aerate moderately, just enough to have the media circulating in the reactors. NOTE Good mixing is normally obtained after 2 - 3 days on usual municipal wastewater. In the beginning there will be an almost immobile blanket of biomedia on the surface, while there will be a good mixing below this blanket and down to the bottom.

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START UP PROCEDURES When the media wetting procedure is completed, the reactors are ready for start up Municipal wastewater will contain sufficient degrading type bacteria to develop a healthy bioculture in the reactors without being specifically seeded. Hence, during wetting, the bioculture will already have started to grow. This can be observed visually by a slight change in turbidity and pH, usually 1-2 days after completion of wetting. 1. Run the plant on recirculation for 1 or 2 days after wetting. Use the feed pump instead of the sludge pump. Note the pH and observe any changes. The pH will first go down during the acidic stage, and then up again as the degradation is being completed. 2. When the pH is on way back to its initial value, add more wastewater. Change to recirculation with the sludge pump and shift feed pump suction to the feed tank. Add a volume corresponding to approx. 1/3 of the total volume. 3. Changes back to recirculation with the feed pump and observe pH again. Repeat above procedures, and observe the time between each charging. 4. When the time between charging is decreasing, the plant is ready for continuous operation.

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BIOFILM GENERATION Time for generation of a bio film on the carrier elements will vary depending on type of wastewater and the temperature: Municipal wastewater Food industry Paper/pulp industry 3 - 4 week 1 - 2 weeks 3 - 4 days

As time goes by, the bio film will develop and become more efficient and robust. It will reach its maximum capacity after one year of normal operation. FOAM CONTROL During start-up of bioreactors, when establishing bio film on the plastic elements, foaming may occur. Also greater load variations in fully developed reactors may result in foaming.

Foaming is caused by surface tensions in the wastewater. Reducing aeration and waste charging reduces foaming during start up. Foaming in a started reactor is reduced by combined recirculation and feeding. Foaming in a correctly dimensioned bioreactor, running on municipal wastewater should normally not occur. However, the wastewater may contain substances, which make foaming unavoidable. Sustained foaming during operation may be controlled either by spraying or by chemical injection. Any available antifoam agent will normally do.

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SHUT-DOWN AND RESTART If it becomes necessary to stop the load on the bioreactors for a shorter period, for instance one-week, all reactors should be moderately aerated to keep aerobic biomedia condition. If it becomes necessary to stop the load on the bioreactors for a longer period, it is recommended to aerate the reactors the first week after the stop, and to restart aeration 2 days before the reactors are re-loaded with organic matter.

Before wastewater again can be pumped to the biological stage, it is important that all the biomedia is in good suspension in all bioreactors first. NOTE Always remember first to stop and start the aeration before stop and start the water flow.

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COMPARISON OF ACTIVATED SLUDGE / SBR PROCESSES TO HIGH SPEED BIO TECH PROCESS. ACTIVATED SLUDGE FEATURES Footprint Sludge return required High BOD Loading Size Containerized Sensitive to pH Sensitive Temp. Stabile/Robust Operation Pre assembled ready Large Number to go Service Demanding Clogging Central Operation including All Valves and Pumps Labor Intensive Installation Shipping Coat Quick Start up Sludge Production Require backwash Retention Time High 3 months Yes Yes 20 Hours Low 1-4 Weeks Empty once a year No 5 Hrs Yes No Depend on design Standard No Yes Yes No* Guaranteed Clog free Max 10,000 No Yes to PROCESSES / SBR PROCESSES Large Yes-sludge Bulking Sensitive Not Modular No Yes Cold Yes HS HIGH SPEED BIO TEC. AMB BIO ELEMENTS NON CLOGGING MEDIA Small or 1/5 No-no sludge Bulking Not sensitive to high BOD Modular Yes No Less Sensitive

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Service: Require one man once a day to inspect system.

The High Speed Bio Tec are proven to be very stable and self-adjusting even under harsh conditions, where most biological plants will shut down, and start to polluting the environment (due to non-bio-activity). The High Speed Bio Tec with AMB Media secures stabile and non-clogging reactors. Learn more about the system at www.eecme.com

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9. Trouble Shooting

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Trouble shooting: S.no Process 1. Floating Sludge Cause 1. Inefficient timing of sludge remove 2. Inefficient aeration Solution 1.Check the sludge in buffer and holding tank 2. Check the aeration and airflow/blower.

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High Suspended solids

Inefficient Sludge removal

Check the sludge removal timing. Control the flow

3.

Low Feed in the out put

May cause floating Sludge

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High Feed in the out put

High Suspended solids high TSS and high BOD

Control the flow

5.

Foaming

1. Due to detergent in the laundry water 2. Due to high BOD in feed.

1. Check the incoming water 2. Do recirculation and spray clear water.

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Chlorination

BOD could be high at Sampling point.

Check the chemical dosage and the chemical tank

7.

Blockage at the inlet

Overflow at the manual screen and no flow into the equalization tank.

Remove the blockage at the barscreen

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TO DO ! To follow the guidelines provided in the Operation Manual for proper starting and shut down of the plant. ! The plant to be operated by the trained and experienced personnel. ! To check the line of the feed flow bar screen if any particles obstructing the flow. ! To check for any abnormality of Air blower, pumps ! To monitor the system pressure at different stages of the process as per the recommendation provided in the Operation Manual. ! To keep proper record keeping such as daily operational log sheets, review the plant status, recording of daily events, activities carried out and to maintain the equipment history record to carry out necessary service in time. ! Always maintain minimum inventory of original spares and regular consumables to reduce down time of the plant equipments. DO NOT: # Not to stop the plant more than 90 mins. # Never stop the Air blower of the plant for more than 2 hr. Bacterial colonies will be affected. # Not to open and dismantle the plant during the Warranty Period without prior information to the manufacturer. # Not to use duplicate spare parts/regular consumables, which may impair the long life of system and its equipment.

Maintenace of Manual Barscreen: Bar screen will stop solids, plastics and other non volatile solids which are more than 12 mm entering into the Buffer tank. The screen rack is removable type. Every week the operator has to remove the rake and wash with fresh water. In case of Grinder submersible pumps used at Lift station. Use of Bar screen is minimized or almost nil.
Note: The list provided above is provided as a quick guideline. It should not be considered as complete and exhaustive information on system operation.

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10. Bill of Materials

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BILL OF MATERIALS SNO 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 8. 9. 10. 11. 12. 13. 14. 15. 16. Description Feed Pump Sludge Pump/ Recirculation Pump Hydro cyclone Air Blower: Regenerative type Bio Reactor Tank with 3 chamber in MSEP Float level Switch Control Panel for the plant Bio Media Tube setter Media SS piping and fittings PVC fittings and piping Electrical cable and accessories Junction Box Diffuser Flow Meter Dosing Pump Quantity 2 Nos. 2 Nos. 2 Nos. 2 Nos. 2 Nos. 2 Nos. 1 No. 1 lot 1 lot 1 lot 1 lot 1 lot 2 Nos. 27 Nos. 1 Nos. 4 Nos.

SNO 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7.

BILL OF MATERIALS (SPARES) Description Feed Pump Sludge Pump/ Recirculation Pump Air Blower: Regenerative type PVC ball valves Pressure gauge Float Level Switch Dosing Pump

Quantity 1 No. 2 No. 1 No. 4 Nos. 2 Nos. 1 No 1 No.

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11. Data sheets & Catalogues

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TECHNICAL DATASHEETS EQUIPMENT SUBMERSIBLE FEED PUMP

DESCRIPTION Technical:
Maximum flow: Head max: Type of impeller: Type of primary shaft seal: Type of secondary shaft seal: Approvals on nameplate: Model No: Made:

VALUE
40m3/h 20.8m VORTEX SIC/SIC CARBON/CERAMICS PA-I SEV.65.65.30.2.50D GRUNDFOS, DENMARK

Materials:
Pump housing: Impeller: ` Cast iron GS20 Cast iron GG20

Installation:
Maximum ambient temperature: Maximum operating pressure: Maximum installation depth: 40C 10bar 20m

Liquid:
Temperature range: 0-40C

Electrical data:
Number of poles: P1: P2: Frequency: Rated voltage: Stating method: Rate of speed: Motor protect: Pump weight Catalogues Curves 2 3.8kW 3kW 50Hz 3*380-415V direct-on-line 2910 rpm THERMAL SWITCH 95Kg Attached Attached

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TECHNICAL DATASHEETS EQUIPEMENT SLUDGE / RECYCLE PUMP

DESCRIPTION Technical:
Maximum flow: Head max: Actual impeller diameter: Type of shaft seal: Pump version: Model No: Made:

VALUE
15.2m3/h 22.3m 130 mm BAQE A NBG 50-32-125/130 GRUNDFOS, HUNGARY.

Materials:
Pump housing: Impeller: ` Cast iron EN-JL1040 DIN W.-Nr. A48-40B ASTM Cast iron EN-JL1030 DIN W.-Nr. A48-40B ASTM

Installation:
Maximum ambient temperature: Maximum operating pressure: 40C 16bar

Liquid:
Temperature range: 0-120C

Electrical data:
Motor type Number of poles: P2: Frequency: Rated voltage: Rate of speed: Pump weight Catalogues Curves 90LA 2 2.2kW 50Hz 3*380-415V 2860-2890 rpm 54 Kg Attached Attached

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TECHNICAL DATASHEETS EQUIPMENT REGENERATIVE AIR BLOWER DESCRIPTION Tag Manufacturer Quantity Mode of working Type Model No Nominal Capacity Back Pressure Motor Rating Material of Construction Sound pressure Level Discharge connection RPM Phase Power Rating Voltage (Delta/Star) Current Supply Weight Catalogues Curves Spare List RB - 1 RKR - Germany 3 No. 2 Working (1 Spare Loose) Roots Type (Three Lobed) BLP 15-15 590 m3/hr 450 m bar ISO, F Class SS / CI 91 dB DN 100 2440 RPM 3 18.5 KW 400 /690 V AC 12 / 7 A 165 Kgs. Approx. Attached Attached Attached VALUES

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DATASHEET FOR HYDROCYCLONE

DATA ITEM Manufacturer Quantity Model Working Mode Mode of service Service Application Body Coatings Connections Working Pressure Max. Working Pressure Pressure loss range Process flow rate Working Temperature Catalogues GA drawings HYDROCYCLONE LAKOS, USA 2 no ILB 0100 1 No Working Manual Sewerage water

DESCRIPTION

Removal of solids from liquids or vice versa Carbon steel / stainless steel Epoxy Flanged / Threaded 2 Bar 10.2 Bar 0.31 0.82 Bar 8 m3/hr. Ambient Attached Attached

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DATA SHEET FOR CABLES

DATA ITEM Manufacturer Service

DESCRIPTION ARMOURED CABLES DUCAB, DUBAI Feed Pump Recirculation Pump Armored Armored

Regenerative blower Armored Control Panel Level Switches Type of the cables Size Accessories Un Armored Un Armored

Multi core / single core As per the power rating Cable Glands Cable Ferrules Cable Markers Junction Boxes (If Required)

Catalogues

Attached

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