Abstract
This study considers the two factors of environmental protection and economic benefits to address municipal sewage treatment. Based on considerations regarding the sewage treatment plant construction site, processing technology, capital investment, operation costs, water pollutant emissions, water quality and other indicators, we establish a general multi-objective decision model for optimizing municipal sewage treatment plant construction. Using the construction of a sewage treatment plant in a suburb of Chengdu as an example, this paper tests the general model of multi-objective decision-making for the sewage treatment plant construction by implementing a genetic algorithm. The results show the applicability and effectiveness of the multi-objective decision model for the sewage treatment plant. This paper provides decision and technical support for the optimization of municipal sewage treatment.
Highlights
With the continuous advancement of China’s economic construction and the enhancement of an overall social consciousness regarding environmental protection, municipal sewage treatment, known as an important measure to protect water resources and control water pollution, has received increasing attention
This paper aims to put forward some scientific insights regarding the construction of sewage treatment plants by developing a multi-objective decision model that is subject to some relevant constraints, such as pollutant control capacity, etc
This is attributable to the principal sewage in this area being composed of domestic wastewater, the biodegradability of which is relatively good; the Intermittent Cycle Extended Aeration System (ICEAS) process is the secondary biochemical treatment, enabling the Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) and ammonia nitrogen removal rate to reach a higher level at 85.1% and 93.2%, respectively
Summary
With the continuous advancement of China’s economic construction and the enhancement of an overall social consciousness regarding environmental protection, municipal sewage treatment, known as an important measure to protect water resources and control water pollution, has received increasing attention. There are many factors that affect the design of municipal sewage treatment, such as processing technology, site location, environmental protection, investment costs and operational efficiency. Through a review of the above literature, it can be deduced that existing municipal sewage treatment facilities lack an important single factor, namely, a systematic theoretical research approach; the research conclusion is often not very practical Faced with these five indicators in terms of environmental protection and economic benefit, a multi-objective programming approach is more suitable [33]. This paper aims to put forward some scientific insights regarding the construction of sewage treatment plants by developing a multi-objective decision model that is subject to some relevant constraints, such as pollutant control capacity, etc.
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