Design a multi-stage RBC WWTP to treat the following wastewater for BOD removal. Influent flow = 6,000 m3/d, influent BOD5 = 260 g/m3, primary clarifier removes 35% of BOD5, total effluent BOD5 and effluent TSS = 20 g/m3, effluent soluble BOD5 (sBOD5) = 10 g/m3, and T = 10∘C. Determine: a. The number of stages … Read more
An aerobic digester is to be designed to stabilize 600 kg/d of primary sludge at 5% solids and 75% volatiles, along with 400 kg/d of waste-activated sludge at 1% solids and 75% volatiles. The volume of the combined sludge that will be fed to the digester is 104 m3/d. The minimum design operating temperature is … Read more
Assignment Content To better understand criminal behavior, we must also understand the elements of the crimes that are being committed. From this we can correlate crime and behavior while working toward predicting outcomes. Review the theories presented in Weeks 1-3. Choose three different crimes: one crime against persons, one crime against property, and one drug-related … Read more
An activated sludge WWTP produces an average of 100,000 gallons per day of primary sludge at 5% solids and 250,000 gallons per day of WAS at 1.1% solids. If the WAS is thickened to 6.0% solids by dissolved air flotation and then combined with the primary sludge prior to dewatering, what is the quantity (lb/d) … Read more
1. Food and water are both well-known vehicles for common source diseases. Explain how soil could act in a similar manner. 2. A number of infectious diseases can readily afflict human populations. Using the newspaper, magazines, or the WWW find a description of a disease outbreak that occurred sometime in the past decade. Once you … Read more
Identify whether each of the following hazardous compounds will be more likely to serve as an electron donor or electron acceptor during biological degradation. a. TNT (a common explosive; suspected carcinogen, causes liver damage). b. Trichloroethylene (used as a common degreaser and solvent; suspected carcinogen, causes liver damage). c. Pyrene (a component of coal tar, … Read more
Part 1: Situation Analysis — Research Problem Defined It is essential for marketing researchers to develop an ability to design appropriate data collection methods. Follow the theoretical and conceptual methods you learned about in Chapters 6 and 7 in the Essentials of Marketing Research textbook. Using the Random Scenario Generator, select a scenario for your Assessment. The … Read more
COVID-19 has changed many things, including food, cooking, eating and exercise. The way we experience the supermarket or mealtimes might have changed, the meaning of take-away might have altered; snacking while stuck at home might be different; and the whole system of food production and distribution has been affected. 2 This assessment tasks invite you … Read more
Wridemy Plagiarism Free Paper Writing Website. Visit us here Wridemy I must perform a 6-8 minute speech on an informative topic. I must use 5 credible for my speech. My teacher also insisted that we use at least one story in the speech to help capture the audiences attention. I am attaching the outline I … Read more
Heinz Dilemma A+ This unit discusses Kohlberg’s Theory of Moral Development and the Heinz Dilemma scenario helps classify an individual’s stage of moral development. How would you respond if faced with this dilemma? Based on your response to the Heinz Dilemma, available below, what stage of moral development would Kohlberg say you are in? … Read more
