Design of Hybrid Wastewater Treatment Plant for treating 100 CTPD of Industrial Wastewater

UET
Group Members: M. Mubeen (2020-CH-273), Wasiq Ayyaz (2020-CH-287), M. Faizan (2020-CH-271), M. Bilal (2019-CH-273)
Lahore
Group # 15 | Supervisor: Dr. Ch. Haider Ali | Field Supervisor: Muhammad Kashif (ENGRO Fertilizer)
ABSTRACT METHODOLOGY RESULTS SOCIO-ECONOMIC ASPECTS
The project aims to design a hybrid wastewater treatment The methodology of the project consist of 3 Main steps Parameters Units INLET OUTLET 1. Economic Feasibility
Flow CTPD 100 97
plant for treating industrial wastewater while maintaining 1- Wastewater Treatment by Hybridized methods TSS mg/L 321 112 2. Environmental Impacts

Water
Ecology, Energy and Agronomy by maximizing sludge The combination of VSS mg/L 241 114
3. Energy Positive Cycle
BOD mg/L 395 125
recovery for biogas production. Efficient extraction and - B,P,C COD mg/L 750 195
4. Job Creation
Total Alkalinity mgCaCO3/L 343 113
treatment methods are employed to generate biogas for - C,B,P pH - 7 7 5. Local Economic Impact
powering operations, while secondary sludge is converted - P,B,C
Name Pressure Inlet Pressure Outlet Work Produced 6. Clean effluents
into bio-fertilizer (NPK). Key focuses include Efficiency Turbine 1 34 kW

CH&PP
, Cost-effectiveness and Low environmental impact. This Turbine 2 26 kW CONCLUSION
approach demonstrates the viability of utilizing Name Temperature (Inlet) Temperature (Outlet) Heat Duty In conclusion, the successful design and
Heat Exchanger 20 Deg C 41 Deg C
wastewater sludge as a renewable energy source while implementation of a hybrid wastewater treatment
promoting sustainability in wastewater management. 2- Recover maximum sludge from the Wastewater treatment Parameters Units INLET OUTLET plant integrating biogas production and Combined

Fertilizer
By integration of these techniques the sludge recovery, Storage Mass (Sludge) Kg 57000 67800
Heat and Power (CHP) generation represent a

Keywords: Wastewater Treatment, Biogas Production,
Renewable Energy, Bio-fertilizer, Sustainability.
PROJECT OBJECTIVES
1. The designing a Hybrid waste water treatment
plant to Bring the values of BOD, TSS, TDS,
Hydrocarbons, fecal coliform within the limits given
in the PEQS for Liquid Industrial Effluents.
2. The HWWTP will enhances Sustainability by
optimizing resource use, reducing environmental
impact, and promoting responsible water reuse and
energy recover
3. To explore the opportunity for Business
because it addresses a growing market demand for
cost-effective, compliant, and sustainable
wastewater treatment & Energy production solutions.
BACKGROUND
We surveys across various Chemical Process
Industries, it's evident that their Effluent Treatment
Plants (ETPs) are often seen as burdensome. To
address this, we propose a self-sustaining plant
model that generates surplus energy and introduces a
Biofertilizer plant for added revenue. Aligned SDGs
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and Utilization will take place
3- Effective Digestion process using UASB Digestor to produce
maximum biogas (CH4, CO2)
4- Energy Production with 70-75% Efficiency using New
Technology. (Combined Heat & Power Plant) (Cogeneration)
*B= Biological; P= Physical; C= Chemical
PROCESS FLOW DIAGRAM
Bio
Phosphoric Acid kg
Nitrogen Compounds kg pivotal step towards sustainable industrial practices.
Potassium Chloride kg
Meeting stringent effluent standards while
The HWWTP able to bring the value of desired liquid effluent simultaneously producing renewable biogas for
parameters & Combined Heat and Power Plant was able to produce 55
energy generation demonstrates the efficacy of
kW Net Energy and Heated water with Overall efficiency of 68%.
integrated systems in environmental protection and
*CH&PP : Combined Heat and Power Plant
*HWWTP : Hybrid Wastewater Treatment Plant resource recovery. The project not only ensures
compliance with regulatory requirements but also
contributes to energy independence, greenhouse
gas mitigation, and nutrient recycling through the
production of biofertilizer. Moving forward, such
holistic approaches are imperative for addressing
the dual challenges of wastewater management and
energy sustainability, paving the way for a greener
and more resilient future.
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