بِرَك الترسيب أو التكثيف Sedimentation / Thickening Ponds هي عبارة عن بِرَك ترسيب تسمح للحمأة بأن تُصبِح كثيفة (مُغلَّظة) ومنزوعة الماء. يتم تصريف التدفقات السائلة الخارجة من البِرَك ومعالجتها، بينما تخضع الحمأة المتكثفة لمزيد من عمليات المُعالجة في تقنيات لاحقة.
حمأَة مياه المجاري Faecal Sludge ليست بمُنتج متجانس، لذلك فإن مُعالجتها لا بد أن تكون مُحددةً وفقًا لخصائص الحمأة. يصعب نزع الماء من الحمأة التي ما زالت غنية بالمواد العضوية ولم تخضع للتحلل بشكلٍ كافٍ؛ وهذا على العكس من الحمأة التي حدث لها تحللٌ لاهوائيٌ كافٍ التي يكون من السهل نزع الماء منها.
يجب تثبيت الحمأة المُنتجة حديثًا والغنية بالمواد العضوية (على سبيل المثال: حمأة المراحيض الخاصة، أو العامة)، وذلك من أجل تجفيفها بشكلٍ صحيح؛ ويتم ذلك بالسماح للحمأة أن تتحلل لاهوائيًا في بِرَك الترسيب/التكثيف. ويمكن استخدام هذه البِرَك لتكثيف الحمأة التي حدث لها تثبيت جزئي (مثل تلك التي تنشأ من خزَّان التحليل (التخمير)، ، على الرُّغم من أنَّها تخضع لعمليات تَحَلُّل أقل وتتطلب المزيد من الوقت من أجل ترسيبها. قد تُعيق عملية التحلل عملية ترسيب الحمأة؛ لأن الغازات التي تنتجها عملية التحلل تصعد على شكل فقاعات، وترفع المواد الصلبة لأعلى. كُلَّما تم ترسيب وهضم الحمأة، فإنه يجب مُعالجة السائل الطافي الرائق Supernatant (مياه مروَّقة) الناتج عن ذلك بشكل مُنفصل. الحمأة المتكثفة يمكِن أن تُجفَّف بعد ذلك، أو تدخل في عمليات إعداد السماد لاحقًا.
| المُدخلات | المُخرَجات |
|---|---|
الحمأة |
الحمأة , التدفقات السائلة الخارجة |
بِرَك الترسيب/التكثيف مُناسبة عند توفر مساحة كافية غير مكلفة ومتواجدة بعيدًا عن المنازل ومناطق الأعمال؛ حيث يجب إنشاؤها على أطراف مناطق تجمع السكان. الحمأة المتكثفة تكون مُعدية، إلا إنه يسهل التعامل معها، حيث تصبح أقل تناثرًا لقطرات المياه و الرذاذ.
تتطلب طاقمًا مُدربًا لأعمال التشغيل والصيانة؛ لضمان عملها بشكل فعَّال.
تُعتبر بِرَك الترسيب/التكثيف خيارًا مُنخفض التكلفة، ويُمكن إنشاؤها في مُعظم المناخات الحارة والمُعتدلة. ولكن قد تمنع الأمطار الغزيرة الحمأة من الترسيب والتكثيف بشكل صحيح.
تتطلب بِرَك الترسيب/التكثيف خزَّانين يعملان على التوازي: بحيث يُمكن تشغيل أحدهم، في حين يتم تفريغ الثاني في نفس الوقت. ولتحقيق الكفاءة القصوى، فإن فترات التحميل والراحة يجب أن لا تتعدى 4 إلى 5 أسابيع، على الرغم من أن دورات التشغيل الأطول هي الشائعة. حين تكون فترة التحميل 4 أسابيع وفترة الراحة 4 أسابيع، فإن تركيز المواد الصلبة الكلية Total Solids (TS) في الحمأة يزداد بنسبة قد تصل إلى 14% )اعتمادًا على التركيز الأولي(
تُعتبر الحمأة الداخلة والمكثَّفة مُسببة للأمراض؛ لذلك، يجب تزويد العاملين بوسائل الحماية المُناسبة )الأحذية الطويلة، والقفازات، والملابس الواقية(. تكون الحمأة المكثفة غير معقمة، وتتطلب مزيدًا من عمليات المُعالجة )على الأقل عملية تجفيف( وذلك قبل التخلص منها أو الاستخدام النهائي لها.
قد تسبب البِرَك إزعاجًا لسكان المناطق المجاورة؛ نتيجةً للروائح الكريهة ووجود الذباب. وبالتالي، فإنها يجب أن تتواجد بعيدًا بما فيه الكفاية عن المناطق السكنية.
تُعتبر الصيانة مهمة لكي تعمل البِرَك بصورة جيدة، لكنها غير متكررة بشكلٍ كبير. يجب الحفاظ على صيانة منطقة التفريغ، وإبقائها نظيفةً للحد من احتمالية انتقال الأمراض والإزعاج (الذباب والروائح). ويجب إزالة النفايات الصلبة -التي يتم تصريفها مع الحمأة- من المصافي الموجودة عند مداخل البِرَك.
كما تَجب الإزالة الميكانيكية للحمأة المكثفة (بعد تكثيفها بدرجة كافية)، وذلك بواسطة معدَّة تحميل (لودر أمامي، أو تركس) أو معدات مُتخصصة أخرى.
كراس استرشادى عن ادارة المخلفات السائلة للانشطة الخدمية محطات الصرف الصحى ووحدات المعالجة فى المؤسسات الصحية
مقرر محطات معالجة مياه الصرف الصحي
ارشادات فى تصميم وتشغيل وصيانة محطات معالجة المياة العادمة
التلوث : المخاطر والحلول
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