Water Supply And Wastewater Engineering: Unit IV: Planning And Design Of Sewerage System

Sources of Wastewater Generation

Sewerage System

Human waste from lavatories (feces, urine, flush water); known as black water, Washing water (personal, clothes, floors, dishes, etc.), known as greywater or sullage.

SOURCES OF WASTEWATER GENERATION

 

Domestic Sources

Human waste from lavatories (feces, urine, flush water); known as black water

Washing water (personal, clothes, floors, dishes, etc.), known as greywater or sullage

Discharge from Septic tank

Cooking oil, Pesticides, Lubricating oil, Paint, Cleaning liquids, etc.

 

Industrial Sources

Industrial process waters (Dyeing industries, Tanneries etc)

Industrial cooling waters (heat)

Organic or biodegradable waste

Organic or non bio-degradable/difficult-to-treat waste (pharmaceutical or pesticide manufacturing)

Extreme pH waste (from acid/alkali manufacturing, metal plating)

Toxic waste (metal plating, cyanide production, pesticide manufacturing, etc.)

Solids and emulsions (paper manufacturing, foodstuffs, lubricating and hydraulic oil manufacturing, etc.)

Waste water from oil & natural gas production

Rainfall collected on roofs, yards, roads, carparks, pavements etc; known as storm runoff

Workshops and garages (gasoline/petrol/diesel or rubber residues, soap scum, metals from vehicle exhausts, etc.)

Discharge from Sewage Treatment Plant (STP)

Groundwater infiltration into sewers

Seawater ingress (salt and microbes)

Agricultural drainage

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