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Vol. 12, Issue 3 (2023)

Performance evaluation of column diffused aeration system by using different hole diameter and surface area

Author(s):
Dibakar Mohodi and Amarjyoti Khound
Abstract:
Column diffuse aeration experiments were conducted in two types of aeration tank i.e., semi open and fully open tank with 200 L capacities sintex-renotuff water tank made up of FDA grade materials to study the effects of variable geometric parameter of total hole surface area (10%, 20% and 30%), diffuser pipe diameter (1.27 cm, 1.91 cm and 2.54 cm) and diffuser hole diameter (0.2 cm, 0.4 cm and 0.6 cm) on standard aeration efficiency (SAE). To evaluate the optimum condition among above three geometric parameter at a time one of each is kept constant while other two parameter were remained varied. The comparison result for semi open aeration tank and fully open aeration tank showed that the values of standard oxygen transfer rate (SOTR) and standard aeration efficiency (SAE) for fully open aeration tank was always maximum than semi open aeration tank. The standard aeration efficiency for both semi open and fully open aeration tank varies from 0.0111 Kg O2/KWh to 0.0230 Kg O2/KWh and 0.0104 Kg O2/KWh to 0.0245 Kg O2/ KWh respectively. Besides this, the best result drawn in this investigation for the standard aeration efficiency for fully open aeration tank is found as 0.0245 Kg O2/ KWh at optimum geometric parameter of diffuser pipe diameter (DPD) of 1.27 cm hole diameter (DHD) of 0.2 cm and hole surface area (THSA) of 30% while for semi open aeration tank it is found as 0.0230 Kg O2/KWh under optimum geometric parameter of hole diameter of 0.2 cm and hole surface area of 30% respectively.
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How to cite this article:
Dibakar Mohodi, Amarjyoti Khound. Performance evaluation of column diffused aeration system by using different hole diameter and surface area. Pharma Innovation 2023;12(3):1959-1961.

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