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Size fractionation of COD in urban wastewater from a combined sewer system (Articolo in rivista)
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- Size fractionation of COD in urban wastewater from a combined sewer system (Articolo in rivista) (literal)
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- 2004-01-01T00:00:00+01:00 (literal)
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- MARANI D. (1); RENZI V. (2); RAMADORI R. (1); BRAGUGLIA C.M. (1) (literal)
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- Conference: 2nd International Specialised Conference on Nano and Micro Particles in Water and Wastewater Treatment Location: Zurich, SWITZERLAND Date: SEP 22-24, 2003 (literal)
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- 1) Water Research Institute, C.N.R. - Via Reno, 1 - 00198 Rome, Italy;
2) Department of Chemistry, University of Rome \" La Sapienza\", p.le Aldo Moro 5, 00185 Rome, Italy (literal)
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- Size fractionation of COD in urban wastewater from a combined sewer system (literal)
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- The objective of this work was to determine the partitioning of the pollutant load in urban
wastewater in order to improve the conventional sewage treatment. In addition to settling tests, physical
fractionation of COD in the degritted influent of Roma-Nord sewage treatment plant was performed via
sequential filtration through sieves and membrane filters of the following pore size: 150-100-50-25-1-0.2
?m, and 100 kD (about 0.02 ?m). Biodegradability studies were also performed on the different size
fractions. Size fractionation showed that COD in Roma-Nord sewage is predominantly associated with
settleable and supracolloidal (> 1 ?m) particles, each size range including about 40% of total COD.
Biodegradability tests indicated that the large fraction of COD associated with supracolloidal particles,
which are not removed in the primary treatment, is characterised by slow degradability. This suggests that
removal of these particles prior to biological treatment may greatly improve the overall treatment scheme.
Preliminary pilot plant coagulation tests with lime at pH 9 showed that lime-enhanced primary treatment may
increase COD removal efficiencies from typical 30-35% up to 65-70%, by inducing almost complete
removal of the COD fraction associated with supracolloidal particles. (literal)
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