Question

Describe what happens to the wastewater from our homes,and give information about the wastewater treatment plants ( preferred if you mentioned Abu Dhabi - UAE ). What they are, what area they serve, what is the capacity, what level of treatment they provide, what do they do with the cleaned output, etc.

the study should conclude with a tangible plan for wastewater management from a specific location such as school, a town, a farm, a mall and so on.

Answer 1

Wastewater is water polluted by human consumption. Sewage is "water used from a combination of domestic, industrial, commercial or agricultural activities, surface runoff or rainwater, and runoff or sewage." Wastewater is therefore a product of domestic activity, industry, trade or agriculture. Wastewater behavior varies depending on the source. Types of wastewater include: household wastewater from households, municipal wastewater from communities (called sewage) and industrial wastewater. Sewage can contain chemical, biological and biological substances.

Households can produce wastewater from toilets, running water, dishwashers, washing machines, bathtubs and showers. Households that use dry toilets produce less wastewater than households that use flush toilets.

Sewage can be transported to a sewer that contains only sewage. In other words, wastewater can be transported into a combined sewer that transports both rainwater and sewage and industrial wastewater. After treatment in the treatment plant, the treated wastewater (called wastewater) is discharged into the receiving water body. The terms "wastewater use" and "water collection" are applied if the treated wastewater is used for other purposes. Wastewater that is discharged into the environment without proper treatment can cause water pollution.

In developing countries and low-density rural areas, wastewater is treated by on-site sewer systems and not transported to sewers. These systems include septic tanks that are connected to drainage systems, on-site drainage systems, water heating systems, and more.