Secondary Treatment
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What are the differences between primary and secondary wastewater treatment?
Describe the working of a wastewater treatment plant. [5 MARKS]
Explain the function of bar screens in a wastewater treatment plant?
What is the function of skimmer in wastewater treatment plant?
It helps in aerobic bacteria to grow to decompose organic matter
It helps in removing floatable solids and liquids
It helps in removing large objects
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What is the function of skimmer in waste water treatment plant?
It helps in aerobic bacteria to grow to decompose organic matter
It helps in removing floatable solids
It helps in dissolving impurities
It helps in removing large objects
- Chemical → biological → physical
- Biological → physical → chemical
- Physical → biological → chemical
- Biological → chemical → physical
Three statements are provided here which define the terms – (a) sludge (b) sewage and (c) wastewater. Pick out the correct definition for each of these terms.
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The settled solids that are removed in wastewater treatment with a scraper.
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Water from kitchen used for washing dishes.
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Wastewater released from homes, industries, hospitals and other public buildings.
Explain the formation of sludge during wastewater treatment.
- Screening
- Chlorination
- Aeration
- Sludge formation
Fill in the blanks:
(a) Cleaning of water is a process of removing ____________.
(b) Wastewater released by houses is called _________.
(c) Dried __________ is used as manure.
(d) Drains get blocked by _________ and _________.
- Secondary treatment
- Primary treatment
- Wastewater reduction
- Biochemical reduction
(a) Grit chamber
(b) Aeration tanks
(c) Water tank
(d) Septic tank
- Remove lighter impurities
- Disinfect water
- Support the growth of aerobic bacteria
- Support the growth of anaerobic bacteria
- Screening
- Chlorination
- Aeration
- Sludge formation
- primary treatment
- secondary treatment
- screening
- aeration
What happens during the aeration step of water treatment?
Amount of oxygen decreases
Amount of oxygen increases
Amount of chlorine decreases
Amount of chlorine increases
- Screening
- Chlorination
- Aeration
- Sludge formation
- sand and clay
- clay and fine gravel
- sand and fine gravel
- sand, fine gravel and medium gravel
- primary treatment
- secondary treatment
- screening
- aeration
- Support the growth of anaerobic bacteria
- Support the growth of aerobic bacteria
- Disinfect water
- Blow human waste