Planning and Implementation of Sewerage Schemes. Sewerage The waste water collection, transportation through conveyance & Disposal system.

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Planning and Implementation of Sewerage Schemes

Sewerage The waste water collection, transportation through conveyance & Disposal system

The system involves  Waste Water Collection  Conveyance  Sewage Treatment  Safe Disposal

Environmental Needs  Safe & trouble free collection.  Conveyance  Treatment to reduce the pollution content to safe Bio- chemical parameters  Disposal

Disposal may be made onto:  Land  Water Bodies

Disposal On Land: o Sewage utilization may be done by: o Sewage Farming (Sewage farm Irrigation)

Water Bodies : Where disposal is generally done  Rivers (safe locations)  Sea (Adequately off – Shore)

Permissible  BOD Standard Limits  Land – 50 ppm.  Water Bodies – 30 ppm. (Revised to 100 mpn/100ml)  Sewage Farming – Preferable 30 ppm.

Site Selection For Treatment Plants And / or Sewage Irrigation Fields (Sewage Farms)

Disposal of Final Effluents  Safe Water Stream Location.  With Regards to  Safety Of Drinking Water In Take works.  Safety Of Bathing Ghats Down Stream OR In Near – ness  Safety of Aquatic life including fishes.

Public Health Considerations  Ground water protection from pollution.  Prevention of pollution of consumable food items like vegetables & fruits.  Protection of Drinking water resources including dug wells.

Public Health Considerations  Adequate measures for safety of operating manpower on sewage pumping plants & sewage farms.  Good – Looking well planned and Safety Embodied Infrastructure, at sewage pumping stations and treatment plants.

Sewage Treatment Plant Sites  Should be properly planned to avoid any shabby looks.  Embodied with all good Infrastructure with appropriate public health considerations for the safety of Operating and Inspecting Staff.

Sewage Treatment Plant Sites  Added with good looking gardens.  Neatly placed roads.  Well constructed & protected seating arrangements

Design Considerations  The design period say 30 years. for uidssmt (in U.P) 30 years  The design period population present stage in beginning (year of commencement) middle stage say 15 years ultimate stage say 30 years for uidssmt(in U.P) 30 years

Quantitative Design Considerations  Population Forecast  Estimation of waste water flow  Per capita waste water flow  Rate of water supply  Run-off-factor

Sewer Design  Hydraulic Design of Sewers  Self Cleansing velocities / flushing arrangement of Sewers  Structural Design for buried pipelines / proper grade of sewer pipes  Appropriate bedding  Concrete cover where required

Careful Design of Sewer Depths  Sewers to be designed carefully to keep just the essentially required depth  Limitation of depth by introducing intermediate pumping  Pumping stations to be designed carefully, both for hydraulic and structural requirement

Sewage pumping stations  All pumping stations to be designed with due care  Hydraulic levels  Structural safety  Overflow bypass (in case of power failures)  Buoyancy (due to subsoil water up thrusts)

Sewage Treatment Plant  Choice of the appropriate technology a). as per local conditions, of the availability of site, area, subsoil water conditions, weather, average and extreme temperature conditions. b). Ultimate disposal