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How Wastewater Treatment Systems Work

https://clearwatermanagementkorea.com/<br>Clearwater Management Korea breakthrough technology is able to treat all kinds of organic waste including residential, commercial, industrial and municipal sectors. It can be effectively used in natural waterways such as rivers, lakes and bays.

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How Wastewater Treatment Systems Work

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  1. Clearwater Management Korea Harnesses the power of nature to treat all types of organic waste. Clean Water is for Everyone. JUNE 16 Clearwater Management Korea 1

  2. How Wastewater Treatment Systems Work Environmentally Friendly Wastewater Treatment System Systems for treating wastewater eliminate impurities from sewage and wastewater from homes or businesses. The systems eliminate the biological, chemical, and physical pollutants through biological, chemical, and physical processes. Wastewater that has been properly treated should be safe to use again as fertiliser, to irrigate gardens and lawns, for industrial purposes, to recharge aquifers, and to control dust. Modern technology allows for the safe treatment of sewage so that it may be used as drinking water again clearwater management korea. Waste from bathrooms, kitchens, showers, bathtubs, and sinks contaminates the water supply. Additionally, it originates from business and industry. Greywater is processed so that it may be utilised for wetlands that are intentionally constructed to restore wildlife habitats for migratory and native birds and for land reclamation. Greywater does not contain human waste and is used for these purposes. Pathogens from Blackwater must break down before they may be released into the environment. If the water concentration is low enough, composting can accomplish this. The compost will reach a temperature of above 60 degrees Celsius due to the 2

  3. heat produced by thermophilic bacteria. After roughly a year, the blackwater will be prepared for safe fertiliser since this will kill hazardous microorganisms. For businesses that want to clean up and reuse polluted effluent or run-off water, wastewater treatment systems are available. These systems are portable and may be made very tiny to fit in small spaces. For treating enormous volumes of graywater each day, they can also be fairly big. There are several methods for various types of wastewater, but the fundamental procedures for treatment are as follows: A pre-treatment that gets rid of bulky objects and trash like branches. Large objects, such as plastic packages, cans, rags, and sticks, that are smaller than the material removed during pre- treatment are also eliminated by screening. Although it may be done manually, this is often done using a rake bar. Sand, tiny stones, and broken glass must all be removed in order to remove grit. Due to the possibility of the grit being removed during screening in small systems, this is mostly done in big systems. 3

  4. With the use of skimmers that gather the surface-floating debris, fat and oil are cleaned from bigger systems. The majority of plants use mechanical surface skimmers as their principal clarifiers to accomplish this clearwater management korea. Sludge is settled by primary treatment, which uses sedimentation. The settled sludge is moved towards a container by scrapers so it may be treated further. Biological material from sewage that originates from human and food waste, as well as soap and detergents, is degraded during secondary treatment. Systems for secondary treatment come in a variety of forms. If the wastewater is to be released into a delicate habitat, such as coral reefs, low-flow rivers, or estuaries, a tertiary treatment is performed after secondary treatment to chemically or physically purify the water. If sufficiently cleansed, it can be used to irrigate crops or recharge groundwater. 4

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