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Dynamic Optimisation of Alternating Activated Sludge Processes

Benoît Chachuat
2003
Conference Papers

Abstract

The study presents dynamic optimisation of a small size single basin wastewater treatment plant. The objectives are to determine an optimal sequence of aeration/non-aeration times and the corresponding periodical steady state subject to minimisation of energy consumption. Based on the optimal trajectories, two simple feedback rules are proposed that follow from properties of the optimal solution. Simulation results with these simple rules show very satisfactory control performance.

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