The document discusses three levels of water pollution control treatment: primary treatment removes large solid particles through screening and sedimentation; secondary treatment removes biochemical oxygen demand through biological processes like trickling filters or rotating biological contractors; and tertiary treatment further reduces total dissolved solids and nutrients using processes like reverse osmosis or electro-dialysis.
The document discusses three levels of water pollution control treatment: primary treatment removes large solid particles through screening and sedimentation; secondary treatment removes biochemical oxygen demand through biological processes like trickling filters or rotating biological contractors; and tertiary treatment further reduces total dissolved solids and nutrients using processes like reverse osmosis or electro-dialysis.
The document discusses three levels of water pollution control treatment: primary treatment removes large solid particles through screening and sedimentation; secondary treatment removes biochemical oxygen demand through biological processes like trickling filters or rotating biological contractors; and tertiary treatment further reduces total dissolved solids and nutrients using processes like reverse osmosis or electro-dialysis.
1. Primary treatment : For removal of large floated
solid matters and suspended particles 2. Secondary treatment : For removal of BOD 3. Tertiary treatment : For reduction of TDS and removal of nutrients 1. Primary treatment
Large floating solids
separated
Electrolytes are added
for neutralization and coagulation Bigger flocculate formation which assists precipitation Allowed long time for precipitation at the bottom Further removal of very small sized flow particles Optional for making drinkable Mixing Screening tank tank