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Urban Drainage SE<br />

Master- <strong>and</strong> Diploma Thesis<br />

Modification of a software <strong>for</strong> the simulation of<br />

the wastewater temperature to local conditions<br />

on Baden-Württemberg<br />

Heat recovery from wastewater is a topic of rising importance<br />

in Germany. Heat exchangers could be used<br />

to extract thermal energy from the sewer systems.<br />

On the other h<strong>and</strong> the temperature has an important<br />

influence on the efficiency of the treatment plant. A<br />

reliable prediction of the temperature is there<strong>for</strong>e vital<br />

if implementation of such systems is planned in a large<br />

scale.<br />

The temperature regime of wastewater in sewers is<br />

complex. Quantities <strong>and</strong> temperature of raw sewage<br />

<strong>and</strong> infiltration water, soil temperature <strong>and</strong> interaction<br />

between water <strong>and</strong> air in partly filled pipes have to<br />

be considered. A software <strong>for</strong> the simulation of these<br />

processes has been developed by EAWAG (Dübendorf,<br />

Switzerl<strong>and</strong>). It has not yet been widely used in practice<br />

because essential model parameters have to be<br />

monitored in practice.<br />

Within the project, extensive monitoring of flow rate,<br />

wastewater temperature <strong>and</strong> soil temperature is planned.<br />

Based on these results basic parameters of the<br />

model will be fitted (e.g. heat-transfer coefficients).<br />

Financing institution:<br />

Umweltministerium Baden-Württemberg<br />

Project Partner:<br />

Klinger und Partner, Stuttgart<br />

Duration:<br />

12/2009 - 06/2011<br />

Contact Persaon:<br />

Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Dittmer<br />

Internet:<br />

http://www.iswa.uni-stuttgart.de/sew/<strong>for</strong>schung/<br />

abwaermetauscher.en.html<br />

<strong>Solid</strong>s in Storm Sewers <strong>and</strong> Stormwater Sedimentation<br />

Tanks - The Role of Physicochemical<br />

Characteristics on their Transport <strong>and</strong> Settling<br />

Behaviour<br />

Jiajia Zhang (WAREM) (2008)<br />

Betreuer: Dr.-Ing. G. Stotz,<br />

Prof. Dr.-Ing. H. Steinmetz<br />

Bewertung von zentralen und dezentralen Entwässerungslösungen<br />

im ländlichen Raum in Hinblick<br />

auf den demographischen W<strong>and</strong>el<br />

Johannes Hawlik (Bauingenieurwesen) (2008)<br />

Betreuer: Prof. Dr.-Ing. H. Steinmetz,<br />

Prof. Dr.-Ing. S. Siedentop<br />

Vergleich der Entlastungstätigkeit statisch betriebener<br />

Entwässerungsnetze mit gesteuerten<br />

Systemen in Hinblick auf eine Minimierung des<br />

Schmutzstoffeintrags bei Ungleichberegnung -<br />

Untersuchung am Beispiel eines realistisch entworfenen<br />

Versuchsgebietes<br />

Katrin Schopf (Umweltschuttechnik) (2009)<br />

Betreuer: Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Dittmer,<br />

Prof. Dr.-Ing. H. Steinmetz<br />

Contact<br />

Dr.-Ing. Ulrich Dittmer (Akad. Rat)<br />

Tel.: 0711 / 685 - 69350<br />

Fax: 0711 / 685 - 63729<br />

E-Mail: ulrich.dittmer@iswa.uni-stuttgart.de<br />

Scientists<br />

Dr.-Ing. Gebhard Stotz<br />

Tel.: 0711 / 685 - 65439<br />

Fax.: 0711 / 685 - 63729<br />

E-Mail: gebhard.stotz@iswa.uni-stuttgart.de<br />

Dipl.-Hyd. Isabelle Fechner<br />

Tel.: 0711 / 685 - 63739<br />

Fax: 0711 / 685 - 63729<br />

E-Mail: isabelle.fechner@iswa.uni-stuttgart.de<br />

Dipl.-Ing. Marie Launay<br />

Tel.: 0711 / 685 - 65445<br />

Fax: 0711 / 685 - 63729<br />

E-Mail: marie.launay@iswa.uni-stuttgart.de<br />

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