PERFORMANCE EVALUATION OF STP (300KLD CAPACITY) FOR THE TREATMENT OF DOMESTIC WASTE WATER

Civil Engineering

Bengaluru's urbanization trend is putting pressure on local government agencies to supply necessities like infrastructure, clean drinking water, and sanitary facilities. The need for portable water has increased due to the population's rapid rise, necessitating the development of distribution and purification systems as well as the exploration of raw water sources. The foundation of the study is environmental engineering. Throughout the project, the RRD residential sewage treatment plant in Bengaluru's efficiency would be improved. pH, Turbidity, TSS, COD, and BOD are the parameters that have been chosen. Every Thursday and Friday, for a period of five days, the treated and untreated samples will be collected and evaluated in the RRCE laboratory. To assess the plant's efficiency, results from collected samples are compared with BIS and GPCB standards. Additionally, the activated sludge plant's removal efficiency will be computed. Therefore, action against untreated water might be taken to save the ecosystem. Furthermore, the operational and maintenance issues of the wastewater treatment facility are examined, and appropriate recommendations have been made to address these issues and support the RRD organization in efficiently repurposing sewage water.

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