Industrial Wastewater Treatment

Abstract

Waste water treatment consists of different processes which protect the environmental and human health through cleansing the water pollutants. In the past people used to have different methods for this treatment which has been passed over or developed through history, due to the advancement of technology and the growing needs of society .Waste-water treatment is a vital process in the modern industrial world, alongside this, more 97% of water is the stored in saline (oceans) and only 3% fresh water however only less than 1% is available for consumption. As time goes by, there will be population growth for which the government would have to provide more useable water for society. Waste-water treatment uses chemical, physical, and biological process to cleanse waste water in order to protect the environmental and public health .Waste-water is the water which has been released to environmental that is defined as a combination of the water plus wastes that have been added to the water from a verity of uses, such as industrial, commercial, residences etc and there to sources which release the waste water into the environmental. First, community waste water is the kind which has been expelled from domestic premises such as institution, residence and commercial establishments which are organic because of the consistency of carbon composites alike vegetables, human wastes, paper etc. Second, is the waste-water that has been produced by industrial procedures which is also organic in composition. Although this literature introduces the verity of waste-water treatment techniques and sewage system design generally.