Wastewater treatment, South Australia {AU}| | AusLCI, U

Unit process Australia v00.00.000

Domestic wastewater treatment in Adelaide being the largest City in South Australia. Included processes: Energy inputs and Infrastructure materials for municipal wastewater treatment and greenhouse gas emissions and nutrient emission. Remark: Wastewater purified in a moderatly large municipal wastewater treatment plant. Direct emissions inlcuded in National Pollutant Inventory Reports have been included. Geography: Energy and emission data are specific to the region. Technology: Assume to mostly be three stage wastewater treatment (mechanical, biological, chemical) including sludge digestion (fermentation) according to the typical technology in Australia Version: 1.0 Record: Data entry by: Rahul Korattyile E-mail: info@lifecycles.com.au; Company: Lifecycles; Country: AU Generator: Data entry by: Rahul Korattyile E-mail: info@lifecycles.com.au; Company: Lifecycles; Country: AU

Sector
Waste Treatment
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Last updated
01 Jul 2020
Reference ID
6cae00bc-1882-3051-886c-c2bb2e60e380

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Quantitative reference
Wastewater treatment, South Australia {AU}| | AusLCI, U
Sampling procedure
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Creation date
01 Jul 2020
Is copyright protected
No
Is infrastructure process
No
Tags
waste treatment
Sources
Energy use in the provision and consumption of urban water /2012/Cook.S et al
National Greenhouse Gas Inventory/2019/Commonwealth of Australia
NPI data for year 2017/2019/Commonwealth of Australia

Technical inputs

Flow AmountUnitComment
Aluminium sulfate, without water, in 4.33% aluminium solution state {GLO}| market for aluminium sulfate, without water, in 4.33% aluminium solution state | Cut-off, U 0.0031512 kg direct wastewater treatment plant burden. Uncertainty calculated from wastewater composition and treatment model
Diesel, burned in building machine, <30 MW {AU}| | AusLCI, U 0.622401510396076 MJ —
Electricity, high voltage {AU}| electricity production, wind, >3MW turbine, onshore | Cut-off, U 0.0 MJ —
Electricity, high voltage {AU}| heat and power co-generation, biogas, gas engine | Cut-off, U 0.1671390803299062 MJ —
Electricity, low voltage {AU-SA}| market for electricity, low voltage | AusLCI, U 2.1531727927215605 MJ —
Heat, district or industrial, natural gas {RoW}| heat production, natural gas, at industrial furnace >100kW | Cut-off, U 0.06728664977254877 MJ —
Heat, liquefied petroleum gas, at industrial furnace >100kW/MJ/RER/adapted {AU}| | AusLCI, U 0.05046498732941157 MJ —
Iron sulfate {RoW}| market for iron sulfate | Cut-off, U 0.01166 kg direct wastewater treatment plant burden. Uncertainty calculated from wastewater composition and treatment model
Iron(II) chloride {GLO}| market for iron(II) chloride | Cut-off, U 0.015944 kg direct wastewater treatment plant burden plus burden from sludge incineration. Uncertainty calculated from wastewater composition and treatment model
Operation, van, petrol less than 3,5t {AU}| | AusLCI, U 0.008108041297592126 km [ The original product with unit "MJ" (Energy) was automatically replaced by SimaPro with the current product with unit "km" (Length) using conversion factor 0.241 km/MJ. ]
Sewer grid, 1E9l/year, 30 km {GLO}| market for sewer grid, 1E9l/year, 30 km | Cut-off, U 0.000000218 km Based on econivent process
Wastewater treatment facility, capacity 1E9l/year {GLO}| market for wastewater treatment facility, capacity 1E9l/year | Cut-off, U 0.00000000569 Item(s) Based on econivent process

Elementary flow outputs

Flow CompartmentSub-compartment AmountUnitComment
Ammonia, as N Emissions to waterocean 0.00037747147215003954 kg —
BOD5 (Biological Oxygen Demand) Emissions to waterocean 6.080000000000005 g —
Boron Emission to waterocean 0.0007848026211727489 kg —
COD (Chemical Oxygen Demand) Emissions to waterocean 13.640000000000011 g —
Chlorine Emissions to waterocean 0.0004814145294317026 kg —
Dinitrogen monoxide Emission to airhigh population density 0.001319802734154333 kg —
Fluoride Emission to waterocean 0.0004860585244605129 kg —
Methane, non-fossil Emission to airhigh population density 0.024812291944413062 kg —
Nitrogen, total Emissions to waterocean 0.0073141226980002255 kg —
Phosphorus, total Emissions to waterocean 0.0025572251722969152 kg —
Suspended solids, unspecified Emissions to waterocean 7.640000000000007 g —
Water Emissions to waterocean 1.0 t —

Other

Flow AmountUnitComment
Wastewater treatment, South Australia {AU}| | AusLCI, U 1.0 m3 —

Parameters

NameValueFormulaDescription
CODEmission — (1-BODremovedinSludge)*CODtreated*EFCH4CodRemoval Wastewater emissions [COD*(1-Fsl)*MCFww*Efw]
LowEmissFrac — — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
PetrolTotal 2977.770685684146 Petrolfrac*WastewaterEn —
WastewaterEn 297777.0685684146 (EI_wwaterpump+EI_wwatertreat+SplitOtherEnerg) Allocation of energy to waste water from water and waste water energy data in Cook et al 2012
EFeffN2OFactor — — (6,3,1,2) WASTEWATER TREATMENT AND DISCHARGE
PReduction 0.98 — (5,5,5,5,5,5)
EI_other 117945.0 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)
TotalB 0.0007848026211727489 69462.88/WWatervol/1000000 —
DieselTotal 55088.7576851567 DieselFrac*WastewaterEn —
Watervol 139.0 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GL, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)
GridFrac 0.64 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)
RenewTotal 26799.936171157315 RenewFrac*WastewaterEn —
LPGFrac 0.015 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
SelfGenTotal 14793.48 SelfGenFrac*(EI_wwaterpump+EI_wwatertreat+EI_other) Self generation energy total for wastewater
EI_wwatertreat 225277.0 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)
EthanolSupperkl — EthanolTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
LowEmTotal — LowEmissFrac*WastewaterEn —
NatGasTotal 5955.541371368292 NaturalGasFrac*WastewaterEn —
Ninfluent 86.9 — (4,5,1,3,1,5)
NatgasSupperkl 0.06728664977254877 NatGasTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
LPGTotal 4466.6560285262185 LPGFrac*WastewaterEn —
TSSinfluent 382.0 — (4,5,1,3,1,5)
EI_watertreat 53010.0 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)
TotalN 0.0073141226980002255 647373/WWatervol/1000000 —
RenewFrac 0.09 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
Lowesupplyperkl — LowemTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
SplitOtherEnerg 45885.06856841458 EI_other*WWatervol/(WWatervol+Watervol) —
N2Ofactor 1.5714 — Conversion factor of kg N2O-N to kg N2O
EthanolFrac — — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
SelfGenFrac 0.04 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
TSSReduction 0.98 — (5,5,5,5,5,5)
NitrogenEff 0.085162 (Ninfluent*NReduction)/1000 kg Ne
WWatervol 88.51 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GL, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)
CODtreated 0.3 — MCFww (and MCFsl) - fraction of COD anaerobically treated
TotalF 0.0004860585244605129 43021.04/WWatervol/1000000 —
PetrolFrac 0.01 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
EnergyperKL 3.3643324886274386 (WastewaterEn)/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
EI_waterpump 336363.0 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)
N2O 0.001319802734154333 116815.74/WWatervol/1000000 kg N2Oe
Selfsupplyperkl 0.1671390803299062 SelfGenTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
N2Oemission — EFeffN2OFactor*NitrogenEff*N2Ofactor kg N2Oe
BODremovedinSludge 0.29 — Fsl - Fraction of BOD in wastewater removed as sludge by plant
Pinfluent 22.6 — (4,5,1,3,1,5)
DieselFrac 0.185 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
BODreduction 0.98 — (5,na,na,na,na,na)
TotalA 0.00037747147215003954 33410/WWatervol/1000000 —
LPGSupperkl 0.05046498732941157 LPGTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
Gridtotal 190577.32388378534 GridFrac*WastewaterEn —
EI_wwaterpump 26615.0 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)
EFCCO2eCodRemoval — — Efw - Default methane emission factor for waste water 5.30 t CH4/ t
NaturalGasFrac 0.02 — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
EthanolTotal — EthanolFrac*WastewaterEn —
Gridsupplyperkl 2.1531727927215605 GridTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/Kl
TotalP 0.0025572251722969152 226340/WWatervol/1000000 —
FuelSupperkl — FuelTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
SludgeEmission — CODtreated*BODremovedinSludge*EFCH4CodRemoval —
PetrolSupperkl 0.03364332488627438 PetrolTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
Renewsupplyperkl 0.3027899239764695 RenewTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
EFCH4CodRemoval — EFCCO2eCodRemoval/23 —
NReduction 0.98 — (5,5,5,5,5,5)
CH4 0.024812291944413062 2196135.96/WWatervol/1000000 kg CO2e
CODReduction 0.98 — (5,5,5,5,5,5)
FuelFrac — — (2,1,1,1,1,5) GJ, Cook, S. Hall. M. and Gregory, A. (2012)-based on derived energy
DieselSupperkl 0.622401510396076 DieselTotal/WWatervol/1000 MJ/kl
CODinfluent 682.0 — (4,5,1,3,1,5)
TotalC 0.0004814145294317026 42610/WWatervol/1000000 —
FuelTotal — FuelFrac*WastewaterEn —
BODinfluent 304.0 — (4,5,1,3,1,5)