sulfate concentration in domestic wastewater
sulfate concentration in domestic wastewater
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Is there a "typical" range for sulfate concentration in domestic wastewater in terms of parts-per-million? I need to know so I can determine the type of cement to specify for a wastewater tank that we are doing the structural design for. It is a circular reinforced concrete tank, divided vertically into 2 chambers. The chambers are separated by concrete slab with a 4' diameter hole in the middle. The upper chamber is a clarifer and the lower chamber is a digestor. I currently plan on using type 2 cement, with the addition of fly ash.





RE: sulfate concentration in domestic wastewater
RE: sulfate concentration in domestic wastewater
Metcalf & Eddy provides the range of 20 to 50 mg/l Sulfate as typical in untreated domestic wastewater. This concentration should be increased by the amount present in the domestic water supply.
RE: sulfate concentration in domestic wastewater
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RE: sulfate concentration in domestic wastewater