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Review of Wastewater Treatments and Technologies

Author(s):

Gaurav Batukbharthi Goswami , Griffith University

Keywords:

Wastewater Treatments, Wastewater Technologies, Water management

Abstract

In recent days, it is noted that the water resources have been prone to the pollutant sources. These pollutants sources mainly termed as the anthropogenic and they tend to include industrial process, households as well as the agricultural wastes. Moreover, the public has been affected by the norm and tend to form the essential grounds for the appraisal of the environmental impacts in line with wastewater pollution. Conventional wastewater treatment method is regarded as one of the fundamental techniques often applied in treating the wastewater. The method mainly involves chemical coagulation, activated sludge as well as adsorption process. Although, the process mainly regarded to have the significant importance it still has some limitations more so in line with the overall operation costs. On the other hand, there is the application of the aerobic wastewater treatment approach, and the concept continues to receive numerous acceptances grounded on its minimal costs regarding the operations as well as the maintenance costs. Furthermore, aerobic wastewater treatment mainly regarded by many people because the raw ingredients are easy to obtain, have good effectiveness as well as their overall degradation ability in line with the contaminants recommended. Thus, this paper aims to appraise the wastewater treatment as well as the technologies in line with the removal of the wastewater contaminants. Some of the pollutants which the study focuses on include the hydrocarbons compounds, dyes, heavy metals, pesticides as well as herbicides. The elements under the discussions often regarded as the paramount and essential contributors to the wastewater pollutions.

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Paper ID: IJSRDV6I90298
Published in: Volume : 6, Issue : 9
Publication Date: 01/12/2018
Page(s): 337-338

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