Question

5 differences between sewage and refuse

Answer 1

Explanation:

Sewage in itself is either municipal liquid waste transported by sewer

which may include dome-

stic and industrial discharge

as well as storm water, groundwater infiltration

and inflow ]

or domestic liquid waste which originates from

sanitary conveniences,

e.g. water closets, urinals, baths, sinks, etc of dwellings, commercial facilities and institutions in a community, sometimes referred to as Sanitary Sewage whereas

Refuse refers to both

recyclable and non-

recyclable materials.

It applies to materials

that are leftovers after

use and of no relevance

to the user.

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Answer 2

5 differences between sewage and refuse are

Sewage :-

• Wastewater produced from domestic, industrial and commercial sources is referred as Sewage.
• It's mainly carried out by sewers.
• It's composition varies from place to place depending on consumption of water.
• Amount of BOD ( Biochemical Oxygen Demand) is high in sewage .
• It has to be treated in treatment plants before discharging to water bodies.

Refuse :-

• It is generally municipal solid waste.
• It is non hazardous in nature and requires transport to disposal site.
• It's composed of rubbish and garbage like glass, paper, cloth etc.
• There's no BOD found in refuse.
• It mainly applies to materials that are leftovers after use which can be recyclable or non-recyclable.