Sewer pipes are the sewer lines that transport all the wastewater produced inside a house to the sewer mains constructed underneath the street. Different types of sewer pipes have been used for ages. Hence, a proper understanding of the different ...
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Leak Detection Techniques for Distribution Systems: FEMP, USA
According to the Association of Civil Engineers 2017, the Infrastructure Report Card estimated that the United States loses around 2 trillion gallons of treated drinking water each year. The report highlights the demand for evaluation, maintenance, and repair of distribution ...
What is Sustainable Sludge Management?
Sustainable sludge treatment processes focus on the elimination of risks to the environment and human health occurring from sludge, along with the effective use of valuable compounds in the sludge. Sludge is the final residue that accumulates in the sewage ...
Trash Racks: Types, Installation, and MaintenanceÂ
Trash racks are metal structures installed in the intake system of hydroelectric power plants to prevent the entrance of large debris, which can damage turbine parts and hinder the power plant operations. In this article, we discuss the types, selection, ...
Constructed Wetlands: Components, Mechanism, and Advantages
Constructed wetland is a natural wastewater treatment system that uses natural geochemical and biological processes in a wetland ecosystem to treat the contaminants. The whole process is mediated by complex interactions between water, plants, soil/gravel media, microorganisms, and the atmosphere ...
What is Advanced Wastewater Treatment System?
An advanced wastewater treatment is an intermediate step in sewage treatment, undertaken between the primary and final treatment using advanced technologies. It is a high degree treatment process performed when the sewage produced cannot be efficiently treated by pre-treatment components ...
What are the Pre-Treatment Components of On-Site Wastewater Treatment System?
An on-site wastewater treatment system (OWTS) includes four major stages; identifying the source of wastewater, collection and storage of wastewater, pre-treatment of wastewater, and final treatment and dispersion of wastewater to the soil. The pre-treatment stage forms the third stage ...
How does a Wastewater Treatment Plant Work?
A wastewater treatment plant treats sewage water from various sources and makes it reusable. It comprises several processes that address specific needs for wastewater treatment. The treatment system treats the sewage from domestic use, rainwater, runoff, and other pollutants that ...