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need of sewage treatment
needed to control disease, most dangerous microorganisms are waterborne
levels of sewage treatment
primary
secondary
tiertery
levels of sewage treatment: primary
screening removes large objects
sedimentation lets soilds settle
composting of solid kills pathogen bacteria making it safe
levels of sewage treatment: secondary
all of primary treatment
biological oxidation induces growth of aerobic microorganisms which digest the sewage killing teh bacteria
sedimintation, solids settle and liquid is discharged into rivers, liquid is safe and sutritous
problems with secondary treatment
eutrophication, phosphates and nitrates in the treated sewage causes excess plant growth killing fish
levels of sewage treatment: tertiery
all of secondary treatment
removes nitrates and phospates ions by percipitation
prevents eutrophication
expensive
causes of eutrophication
sewage treatment
silage effluent
pig slurry
fertilisers washing of farm
5 day BOD (biochemical oxygen demand)
measure of organic pollution in water
test sample immediately after wrinkler method and rcord oxygen content
may need to dilute with fully oxygenated water if oxygen content is too little
leave second sample in teh dark at 20 degrees C for 5 days