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Project Background: The 2.5 MLD capacity of soil biotechnology (SBT) based decentralized wastewater treatment plant at Pandharpur was set up to treat wastewater from pilgrim accommodation and colonies. The treated water is being used for irrigation and horticulture purposes. | |||||||||||||||||||||
The Wet Well (WW) paves the way by a coarse screen, where plastics and other detritus are captured, and the sewage then enters the wet well. The wet well is provided with multiple pumps for working in standby condition, and the pumps are provided with a block and tackle method for removal of the pumps. After the WW, the water is pumped into the inlet screen chamber (ISC) of the STP; the ISC is provided with a fine screen that removes the fine particles like fibers, which may have escaped the core screen. After this, the water enters the first preliminary treatment process through a pipe, where the water joins the inlet weir of the tube settler and goes downwards. Here, it rises through the tube settler pack and is suspended solids in the sewage are removed at this stage. |
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Since three years of Operation & Maintenance, Plant has achieved sustained results with treatment efficiency in terms COD<50, BOD<10, TSS<10, respectively. The treated water is odor-free and color-free. Below are the outlet parameters as of August 2020. | |||||||||||||||||||||
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Plant Process Walkthrough Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nJJuqP9BObw |
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Dr Chandrashekar Shankar |
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