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Domestic waste-water or sewage contains human waste like feaces, urine, and gray water. Gray water results from washing, bathing and meal preparations. Agricultural run-off water… Read More »Characterization and Composition of Sewage
Microbiology is the study of small (microscopic) organisms which are too small to be viewed with unaided eyes and could be plants, animals or inanimate… Read More »Principles of Applied Microbiology
It should be known that for areas served with sewers, waste-water flow rates are commonly determined from existing records or by direct field measurement. On… Read More »Estimating Waste-water Flow Rates from Water Supply Data
Below are the 9 different types of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and there are slight difference between ordinary BOD and BOD5 as we explained below:… Read More »9 Types of Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD)
The effective management of any waste-water flow requires a reasonably accurate knowledge of its characteristics. This is particularly true for waste-water flows from rural residential… Read More »Characteristics and Flow Rates of Waste-Water
When it comes to the types and sources of waste-water, there are several types or categories of sewage that have been nationally defined by the… Read More »Types and Sources of Waste-Water
Sewage or waste-water originates mainly from domestic, industrial, groundwater, and meteorological sources and these forms of waste- water are commonly referred to as domestic sewage,… Read More »Definitions, Concepts and Types of Sewage and Sewerage
Recycling of wastes is one of the methods of disposing wastes in waste management practice. Recycling refers to the re-use of waste materials. Recycling is… Read More »Guide to Recycling of Wastes and Advantages of Recycling
The best way of handling wastes is to handle in ways that will reduce their harmful effect on human health and the environment. Waste Management… Read More »Handling of Wastes and Treatment Methods
Waste that is produced by activities of industry is referred to as industrial waste. The industrial activities include the production process, the use and the… Read More »Industrial Waste and their Impact on the Environment
Many industrial processes produce wastewaters. These are waters that have been contaminated in some way by anthropogenic industrial or commercial activities. Sources of Industrial Wastewaters… Read More »Industrial Wastewater Treatment Procedure
Concrete waste disposal is an essential aspect of environmental responsibility. When we talk about concrete waste, we refer to the leftovers from construction sites or… Read More »What Are the Best Practices for Concrete Waste Disposal?
This article focuses on problems associated with boiler system and the various means of treatment. 1. Boiler Water In industries, steam is used as a… Read More »Boilers and Boiler Water Treatment in Industrial Waste and Water Treatment
Water cooling systems are of two types: One type involves discharging water to a sewer and another type involves recirculation of water, that is, the… Read More »Water Cooling Systems in Industrial Waste and Water Treatment
Modernization and progress has had its share of disadvantages and one of the main aspects of concern is the pollution it is causing to the… Read More »Effects of Biomedical Waste on Health
Waste transfer transport can take place by the collection car emptying the garbage into a container for collection by a larger container car that transports… Read More »Biomedical Waste Transfer Transport
Moving towards this objective is moving towards a utopian environmental view that there is no such thing as waste, only resources. Hence, everything considered useful… Read More »Waste Resource Recovery Techniques
Experience has shown that designing one neatly-packaged, systematic approach for communities to achieve the greatest possible measure of IWM benefits may be difficult. However, the… Read More »Guiding Principles of Integrated Biomedical Waste Management
