Question

essay on importance of waste water treatment

Answer 1

Water has been one of the essential factors in the development of human settlements. Especially with the increasing population of human and industry, the demands for the quantity of water are also increasing (Binnie et al., 2002). This has become a serious concerned as the high quality of water supply has been very limited due to the contamination of water with municipal, agricultural and industrial waste that has lead to a decreasing water quality. This lead to a water treatment process as public has become more aware on the water quality and it effects to health. Indeed, the water sources used for applying water were not always clean thus it need to be treated to improve smell, taste, clarity, or to remove disease-causing pathogens

Answer 2

Importance of Waste Water Management.

Explanation:

Wastewater treatment is the process of converting wastewater - no need for water or no longer suitable for use - into bilge water that can be released back into the environment.

It is formed by several activities including rainwater harvesting. Wastewater is full of contaminants including bacteria, chemicals and other toxins. Its treatment aims to reduce contaminant levels to acceptable levels to make water safe for discharge back into the environment. These bacterias are harmful for human beings.

There are two wastewater treatment plants i.e. chemical or physical treatment plants, and organic wastewater treatment plants.

Biological waste treatment plants use organic matter and bacteria to break down waste. Physical waste treatment plants use chemical reactions as well as physical processes to treat wastewater.

Sewage systems help in disposing of wastewater with clean and safe water. They also often recycle(ie. filtration methods) water and treat the same, so that it can be piped back to people's homes and used for drinking, washing and so on. This system is absolutely necessary to ensure that our waste water does not give us a reason to become ill.