Coagulation process characteristics and pollutant removal from urban runoff

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Nyström, Fredrik,1983-Luleå tekniska universitet,Arkitektur och vatten (författare)

Coagulation process characteristics and pollutant removal from urban runoff

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LIBRIS-ID:oai:DiVA.org:ltu-73091
ISBN:9789177903222
ISBN:9789177903239
https://urn.kb.se/resolve?urn=urn:nbn:se:ltu:diva-73091URI

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Licentiate thesis / Luleå University of Technology,1402-1757

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Many different stormwater control measures (SCMs) can be implemented in order to mitigate issues with polluted stormwater flows into receiving water bodies. The treatment function of SCMs is commonly based on the removal of particles by sedimentation, thereby also removing pollutants associated with particles. In recent years, more attention has been given to characterizing and understanding of different particle size fractions and their association with pollutants commonly found in stormwater. It has become increasingly clear that the smaller sized particles are very important pollutant transporters and should be considered when designing and implementing SCMs. However, the settling velocities for smaller sized particles are very low and may not be effectively removed in existing SCMs. One treatment process with a proven ability to enhance sedimentation is coagulation/flocculation, widespread in water and wastewater treatment, but with very few accounts of it being used in a stormwater context. This thesis aims to investigate the treatability of stormwater with a coagulation/flocculation process. This includes the determination of operating conditions, the dominating coagulation mechanism and the reduction efficiency of stormwater related pollutants. The objectives of the thesis were achieved in laboratory tests treating stormwater in a jar-testing procedure.An initial screening of primary coagulants and flocculant aids was conducted using an urban snowmelt mixture. Five of the chemicals were then selected for an extended testing regime which was setup up to determine the operating conditions where maximal turbidity reduction was attained by measuring the pH, conductivity, alkalinity and zeta-potential over the tested doses for each coagulant. Criteria used for chemical selection included high turbidity reduction, low dose requirement and low pH/alkalinity impacts.Charge reversal was observed at positive zeta-potential indicating that the dominating coagulation mechanism was charge neutralization. The content of turbidity/total suspended solids, total organic carbon, total metals and hydrocarbons by >90%. Dissolved copper was reduced by 40% on average, and the reduction rates for dissolved zinc were varying with up to a 300% increase, presumably due to changes in pH, leading to a higher mobility. Changes in the particle size distribution after coagulation/flocculation as compared to sedimentation indicated an effect on the size fraction corresponding to smaller particles.The performance of the coagulation/flocculation process was also tested on road runoff collected from a central road in Luleå with a high traffic intensity. Two coagulants were tested, iron chloride and pre-hydrolyzed aluminum chloride. Reduction rates for the total metal fraction were >90% on average for both coagulants, but for the dissolved metal fractions differences could be observed between the coagulants with the iron chloride resulting in higher reductions for dissolved chrome (57% compared to 34%) and copper (47% compared to 30%). Both products increased the dissolved fractions of nickel and zinc due to lower final pH.

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TEKNIK OCH TEKNOLOGIER Samhällsbyggnadsteknik Vattenteknik hsv//swe
ENGINEERING AND TECHNOLOGY Civil Engineering Water Engineering hsv//eng
stormwater
urban snowmelt
road runoff
coagulation/flocculation/sedimentation
coagulation characteristics
coagulation mechanism
treatment efficiency
VA-teknik
Urban Water Engineering
Centre - Centre for Stormwater Management (DRIZZLE)
Centrumbildning - Centrum för dagvattenhantering (DRIZZLE)

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Herrmann, Inga,1978-Luleå tekniska universitet,Arkitektur och vatten(Swepub:ltu)ingher (preses)
Hedström, Annelie,1972-Luleå tekniska universitet,Arkitektur och vatten(Swepub:ltu)anneli (preses)
Viklander, MariaLuleå tekniska universitet,Arkitektur och vatten(Swepub:ltu)marvik (preses)
Cimbritz, MichaelAvdelningen för Vattenförsörjnings- och avloppsteknik, Institutionen Kemiteknik, Lunds Universitet (opponent)
Luleå tekniska universitetArkitektur och vatten (creator_code:org_t)

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