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DI BERNARDO, A. S. (2004). Evaluation of double filtration systems for high turbidity water treatment. São Carlos, 2004. 281p. Tese (Doutorado) – Escola de Engenharia de São Carlos, Universidade de São Paulo. Double filtration may be considered one of the most important technologies for water treatment. It has been estimated that most of water treatment can be efficiently achieved with the use of this technology, although some design and operational aspects related to the high turbidity of the influent water have not been fully studied until the present time. A pilot plant was built comprising two double filtration systems (system 1 with an upflow coarse sand filter followed by a downflow fine sand filter; system 2 with an upflow gravel filter followed by a downflow filter identical to that used in system 1). The experimental investigation was carried out using influent waters prepared with kaolin (water type I with turbidity of approximately 100 NTU and water type II with turbidity of approximately 300 NTU). Coagulation was accomplished by using aluminum sulfate (no acid or alkaline products) so that the zeta potential resulted approximately zero. The operation of both systems was carried out with and without intermediate down flushes during the runs. Filtration rates in the filters of both systems varied from 120 to 240 m/m.d in the upflow filters and from 180 to 300 m/m.d in downflow filters. It was mainly concluded that both systems resulted capable to produce filtered water with turbidity consistently lower than 0.5 NTU and that the net production was related to the influent water turbidity, filtration rates, execution of intermediate down flushes and the hydraulic head provided for solids retention in both filter of each double filtration system.

Desempenho de sistemas de dupla filtração no tratamento de água com turbidez elevada