Uncertainty analysis of a three-parameter budyko-type equation at annual and monthly time scales
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Benefits
Water bodies and aquatic life are saved from all the pollution.
It’s our duty as responsible species to respect the life of other life forms and the earth.
We are at a lower risk of contracting diseases, chemical pollutants entering our drinking water.
Prevention of eutrophication.
Disadvantages
loss of energy.
Solid Waste byproducts.
Solution
stricter water discharge regulation.
Storm water management
Efficient water treatment systemsTertiary treatment, also called advanced waste treatment, provides contaminant removal beyond that achieved in primary (physical settling) or secondary (biological) treatment. It may include additional removal of organic matter or solids, reductions in the concentration of nutrients such as nitrogen and phosphorus or treatment of toxic substances.
Cladophora in Lake Erie
Nuisance growth of the attached alga Cladophora in Lake Erie
Phosphorus removal is of special interest in the Great Lakes region where additions of this plant nutrient may stimulate nuisance algal growth. Treatment plants discharging to the Great Lakes or their tributary waters have limits placed on the amount of phosphorus in their effluent. Phosphorus is removed by adding aluminum (alum) or iron (ferric chloride) salts at some point in the primary or secondary treatment process. The salts form a precipitate with the phosphorus which settles out in the clarifiers and is removed with the sludge.