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Computer Modeling of Collection Systems for Sulfide Evaluation (abstract)

by Kenneth K. Kienow, Hydro Conduit Corp, Corona, CA, USA,
Sterling Schultz, Hydro Conduit Corp, Corona, CA, USA,



Document Type: Proceeding Paper

Part of: Environmental Engineering

Abstract:

An overview of two computer models and a nomograph model for sulfide prediction is presented. The first program, 'SULF. BAS', is a Basic Language computer model which predicts sulfide buildup and corrosion protection required in a sanitary sewer system. The second computer model, 'SULF-4', is a computer model for the Hewlett Packard HP-41 programmable calculator. 'SULF-4' provides various options, including the ability to change the input sewage characteristics, upstream (initial) sulfide level, or relative depth of flow and re-execute the analysis for a given sewer system. The graphic model provides a rapid sulfide prediction method for gravity sewers consisting of several reaches. Both the 'SULF-4' model and the nomograph solution are also based on the Pomeroy-Parkhurst equations.

Subject Headings: Computer models | Sulfides | Computer analysis | Sewers | Sanitary sewers | Graphic methods | Wastewater management

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