SOLUTION FOR RECYCLING AND REUSE OF WASTEWATER AT VEHICLE WASHING BAYS IN GHANA: A CASE OF CAPE COAST AND SEKONDI –TAKORADI METROPOLIS BY JERISCOT HENRY QUAYSON REG. NO. 05AG0514177 CHAPTER ONE INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study Water is one of the essential commodities in every human society for the day to day activities. Many industries use water for their various productions and this, vehicle washing bays are not exempted. Vehicle washing bays uses large quantity of water in performance
Abstract— This paper surveys about the Water Waste and its harmful effects on nature. It talks about the water waste Management procedure undertaken in the UAE. Moreover, it gives an overview on Environment Protection, how it is done, its uses and causes. It also explains the purpose of Environmental Engineering. . I. INTRODUCTION Wastewater is any water whose quality has been badly affected by human activities. Wastewater usually originates from industrial, domestic, agricultural and commercial
energy conservation, water conservation, Librarians need to undertake active part in the sustainability of the environment by carrying green audit in their libraries. Green audit helps the librarian to get an idea about the energy consumption in the library. Green audit is connected to sustainable development process. It is an effective way to solve the environmental problems. Green Audit Green Audit is the process of assessing the environmental impact of an organization, process, project, product
CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION Water quality and availability in South Africa The freshwater that is used for drinking, washing and preparing food comes from rainwater, surface water sources or groundwater (Oberholster and Ashton, 2008). Population growth and economy development is putting more pressure on the worsen water quality of the country. The availability and quality of water in South Africa is affected by factors such as the rainfall patterns, and the government policies that are used to protect
circulated so that they become available again. Water is an essential element for all living organisms. More that ¾ of the planet are consisted of water, but unfortunately only 1% is available through rivers
Due to water pollution, the marine eco-system is affected adversely leading to a drastic decrease in the life expectancy of the marine organisms. Accumulation of Waste is probably the most visible form of pollution, with over a billion metric tonnes of solid wastes
Fluoride gases are very harmful for humans, animals and all types of vegetation. Moreover, the discharge of industrial effluents in the nearby water bodies has harmful effects as well. Industrial waste from the process of refinement has to be disposed off in proper landfills or other appropriate ways depending on the type of waste. Such waste can have harmful effects on the land and the local ecosystem. Plus, a lot of energy
object is our main research. Thus, household hazardous waste that was directly thrown to the environment can introduce toxins to ecological systems and can pollute drinking water supplies (Conn, 1989; Robertson et al., 1987). The same thing with the used oil found on the ground can contaminate ground water and pollute drinking water supplies through infiltration (2000, Robertson et al., 1987). There are numerous ways through which household hazardous waste can bring risk to human and environmental health
WASTE Any unwanted item or substance resulting from a human activity or process is called waste. Types of Waste We have four type of waste first is Municipal solid waste, second is industrial solid waste, third is Hazardous waste and lastly the Wastewater. Municipal solid wastes are the one coming from homes, institutions, and small businesses. Industrial solid wastes are those from production of consumer goods, mining, petroleum extraction, and agriculture. Hazardous waste (which is our main focus)
ABSTRACT NEXT GENERATION INDUSTRIAL WASTEWATER TREATMENT FOR STEEL INDUSTRY BRIEF PROBABLE SOLUTION: Our solution focuses on treating wastewater for steel industry by employing biological process and applying the use of various microorganisms for absorbing various constituents present in wastewater. These microorganisms consists of Chlorella vulgaris(Green Algae),Order laminariales(brown Algae), Synedra(yellow brown Algae), and Azosprillium brasilense(bacteria)