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How are liquid wastes managed in india and where does it go??

Answer 1

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Industrial companies produce both hazardous and non-hazardous wastewater because of their manufacturing and production systems, including wastewater that contains EPA listed and characteristic wastes. The treatment of this wastewater has become a key component to a profitable operation. Companies require a cost-effective effluent treatment solution that can help them manage their entire wastewater stream that meets all federal and local standards, and is environmentally-friendly.

When water is used once and is no longer fit for human consumption or any other use, it is considered to be liquid waste . Wastewater can be sub categorised as industrial and domestic.

• Industrial wastewater is generated by manufacturing processes and is difficult to treat.
• Domestic wastewater includes water discharged from homes, commercial complexes, hotels, and educational institutions.

Some water Go in rivers and seas and some water recycle and able to resuse.

#Reduce,Reuse,Recycle

Answer 2

Answer: Liquid wastes are transferred to sewage tanks through sewage pipes. These tanks are cleaned regularly but the disappointing thing is that it often leads to death of many workers as the gas in sewage tanks is very dangerous. Then this water is transferred through water treatment plants. Here the liquid waste is purified. Through sedimentation the hard or weighing things settle down and liquid waste is forwarded. Then after these processes the water is discharged into rivers .

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