Case Study On

Water Industry

Water treatment removes or reduces the concentration of contaminants & undesirable components so that the water is fit for its intended end-use. This treatment is critical to human health because it enables people to benefit from both drinking and irrigation.

Water being used for any industrial, commercial, or residential purpose becomes waste material. 80% of world waste material is discharged into the atmosphere while not adequate treatment. Waste material could be a valuable resource however, it's typically seen as a burden to be disposed of the share has to be modified.

Sewage waste material collected from channels, sinks, toilets, drains and gutters, and will embody rain water. Civil waste material includes water that generally comes from waste matter, chemicals from personal hygiene product, improvement agents, cosmetics and medicines, and alternative completely different things. These solids or particles area unit either dissolved, suspended, or floating within the waste material. Through treatment, these solids or particles area unit separated or filtered out as Sludge.

Need of Wastewater Treatment

Wastewater generated from fruit, vegetable, and from brewery, winery, and distillery operations contain high concentrations of dissolved and suspended solids, fats, oils, nitrogen and phosphorus compounds, and other contaminants. Without a well-designed treatment process, such wastewaters generated from these applications create toxic conditions in receiving waters. Different industries also generate considerable amounts of wastewater that have chemicals used throughout the process. This is called industrial wastewater. Wastewater treatment is just as important a task as the monitoring of drinking water supplies.

How is Wastewater Treated?

Wastewater treatment plants use a series of steps for treatment of wastewater:

Application Areas in Wastewater Treatment Plant

Pressure Boosting
Flow Measurement
Pressure Measurement
Receiving Station
Level Measurement
Flow Measurement
Chemical Tanks
Level Measurement
Process Water Tank
Level Measurement
Lime Silo
Level Measurement
Digester
Level Measurement
Pumping Station
Pressure Measurement
Level Measurement
Flow Measurement
Coarse & Fine Screens
Level Measurement
Grit Trap & Washer
Level Measurement
Mixing/ Uniforming Ponds
Level Measurement
Sludge Receiving Station
Level Measurement
Sludge Thickening Tank
Level Measurement
Gas Pipeline
Pressure Measurement
Flow Measurement
Biogas Storage Facility
Pressure Measurement
Sludge Drying
Level Measurement
Sludge Storage Tank
Level Measurement
Fuel Tank
Level Measurement
Combined Sewage Overflow Basin
Level Measurement
Flow Measurement
Vacuum Sewerage System
Level Measurement
Gullies
Level Measurement