Kläranlage Beuel - Bonn, NRW, Germany - Wastewater Treatment Facilities on Waymarking.com

DE:
Die Kläranlage Beuel ist eine von insgesamt vier Bonner Kläranlagen. Sie dient der Abwasserbeseitigung aus den folgenden Ortsteilen der Bundesstadt Bonn und der Stadt Sankt Augustin: Beuel, Küdinghoven, Limperich, Ramersdorf, Schwarz-Rheindorf, Vilich-Rheindorf, Vilich, Geislar, Vilich-Mühldorf, Pützchen, Bechlinghoven, Kohlkaul, Holzlar, Heidebergen, Gielgen, Roleber, Niederholtorf, Oberholtorf, Ungarten sowie aus den Bundesgrenzschutzeinrichtungen in St. Augustin-Hangelar.

Sie ist in der Lage, das Abwasser von ca. 80.000 Einwohnern aufzunehmen und zu klären. Die Kapazität reicht von 9.700 Kubikmetern bei Trockenwetter bis zu mehr als 41.000 Kubikmetern bei Regenwetter. Die Anlage umfasst die mechanische und biologische Reinigung. Der Klärschlamm wird in einer Druckleitung unter dem Rhein in die gegenüberliegende größte Bonner Kläranlage am Salierweg gepumpt und dort in der Klärschlammbehandlung und -verbrennung und im Blockheizkraftwerk zu Asche, Strom und Wärme umgesetzt.

Quelle: Stadt Bonn: (visit link)

EN:
The sewage treatment plant Beuel (German: Kläranlage Beuel) is one of a total of four Bonn sewage treatment plants. It is able to absorb and clarify the sewage of approximately 80,000 inhabitants. The capacity ranges from 9700 cubic meters in dry weather to more than 41,000 cubic meters in rainy weather. The plant includes mechanical and biological purification. The sewage sludge is pumped within a pressure pipe below the Rhine into the largest Bonn sewage treatment plant on the opposite bank of the Rhine. There the sewage sludge is treated and burnt and converted into ashes, electricity and heat in the combined heat and power plant.

Source: Stadt Bonn: (visit link)

What is the capacity of the facility?: Wastewater equivalent of 80.000 inhabitants - approximately 9,700,000 liters per day. Describe the biological treatment technology used.: Phosphorus elimination -> animation by processes of denitrification and nitrification (activated sludge) -> after that again a process of sludge clarification. How are biosolids (sludge) managed?: The solids are pumped within a pressure pipe below the Rhine into the sewage plant on the opposite bank of the Rhine. There it is converted into ashes, electricity and heat in a combined heat and power plant. What technology is used for disinfection prior to dicharge of treated water?: None. The laboratory examines the purified waste water for its quality, before it is finally passed into the Rhine. Who is the owner/operator fo the facility?: Stadt Bonn / City of Bonn How is the facility governed?: Tiefbauamt der Stadt Bonn / Civil engineering of the City of Bonn What is the website of the WWTP?: [Web Link]

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