Guidelines for Quality Assurance of Installed Fine-Pore Aeration Equipment

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Guidelines for Quality Assurance of Installed Fine-Pore Aeration Equipment provides techniques and guidance for use in developing quality assurance requirements for specifying fine-pore aeration equipment. Three methods for specifying compliance testing are described, including information on appropriate applications, advantages and disadvantages of each.

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This EWRI/ASCE Standard guideline provides several techniques and guidance for use in developing quality assurance requirements for specifying fine-pore aeration equipment. Three methods for specifying compliance testing are described, including information on appropriate applications, advantages and disadvantages of each method, and the procedures.

Quality assurance benefits all parties involved in the manufacture, specification, and use of aeration equipment. For the manufacturer, standardized quality assurance should reduce the number of indefinite or unrealistic specifications and enhance the probability of achieving unequivocal specifications and improved understanding between supplier and user.

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Ina working group was appointed to proceed with this task and a draft. EWRI/ASCE Standard Guidelines for Quality Assurance of Installed Fine Pore Aeration Equipment Techniques and guidance for use in developing quality assurance requirements for specifying fine-pore aeration equipment.

CI/ASCE Standard Construction Guidelines. The objectives of this quality assurance program are to: 1. Provide routine indications for unsatisfactory performance of personnel and/or equipment, 2. Provide for prompt detection and correction of conditions that contribute to the collection of poor quality data, 3.

Collect and supply information necessary to de. This manual presents the best current practices for selecting, designing, operating, maintaining, and controlling fine pore aeration systems used in the treatment of municipal wastewater.

It was prepared by the American Society of Civil Engineers Committee on Oxygen Transfer under a cooperative agreement from EPA. hapters are included on fine pore diffuser characterization.

Operating costs for the two systems are the same as calculated before. No capital costs are incurred for the existing coarse bubble system. The new fine pore system can use the existing blowers, instrumentation and control equipment, and above- water air piping.

Capital costs for diffusers, below- water air piping. Provides several techniques and guidance in developing quality assurance requirements for specifying fine-pore aeration equipment. Three methods for specifying compliance testing are described, including information on appropriate applications, advantages and disadvantages of each method, and the procedures to be followed.

Guidelines for Quality Assurance of Installed Fine-Pore Aeration Equipment standard by American Society of Civil Engineers, 01/01/ Abstract. The supply of oxygen for aeration is the single largest energy consumer at activated sludge wastewater treatment plants, representing 50–90% of total plant energy requirements (1, 2).

Replacement of less-efficient aeration systems with fine pore aeration devices can save up to 50% of aeration energy costs and has resulted in typical Cited by: 2.

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