is there any difference between sewage treatment plant and water treatment plant??
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A sewage treatment plant produces a clean, non-polluting effluent which can be discharged directly to a stream ditch or other watercourse, or to a soakaway for dispersal into the soil.
Septic tanks do not require electricity for the process, but all sewage treatment plants, except the BIOROCK, do.
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Water Treatment Process. Before arriving at your tap, water is treated at the Hanahan Water Treatment Plant to remove sediment, bacteria, and other impurities. The plant is a member of the Partnership for Safe Water and meets or exceeds all water quality standards.
Septic tanks do not require electricity for the process, but all sewage treatment plants, except the BIOROCK, do.
water treatment plant
Water Treatment Process. Before arriving at your tap, water is treated at the Hanahan Water Treatment Plant to remove sediment, bacteria, and other impurities. The plant is a member of the Partnership for Safe Water and meets or exceeds all water quality standards.
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Difference between Sewage treatment plant and water treatment plant are--
A poorly run sewage treatment plant causes the most damage. A well-run sewage treatment plant puts out water of the quality that is the starting point for the drinking-water plant. This assumed secondary sewage treatment, the usual situation. The rare tertiary treatment plants can turn out water cleaner than the water in the stream it dumps into. There are still a few old primary treatment plants, which essentially just strain out the big pieces and discharge the sewage into a stream or pond.
A poorly run sewage treatment plant causes the most damage. A well-run sewage treatment plant puts out water of the quality that is the starting point for the drinking-water plant. This assumed secondary sewage treatment, the usual situation. The rare tertiary treatment plants can turn out water cleaner than the water in the stream it dumps into. There are still a few old primary treatment plants, which essentially just strain out the big pieces and discharge the sewage into a stream or pond.
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