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The sewage treatment process in Stanley has three stages: primary, secondary, and tertiary treatment. In primary treatment, solid waste is separated from liquid waste using screens and gravity. Secondary treatment uses microorganisms to consume nitrogenous waste in aeration tanks. Tertiary treatment further filters and treats the waste to remove nutrients and toxins before releasing it into the sea. Multiple treatment stages and government standards help ensure the water is safe for swimming.
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Student Response
Kaylum
I apologize to the class for my tardiness of this week’s forum. My workload was increased this week. I was volunteered to update some of our procedures in our unit, so my off days have been at our facility.
I did, however had the chance to get some firsthand knowledge of the practices we do in our facility when dealing with waste water. We have several areas that check the water of impurities, as well as recycle process water back into the units after filtration processes. We also have specific equipment that has built in filtering units so that they can continuously use the same water by adding more volume as the water evaporates.
Another great thing we have is a control for our outfalls to public waterways. We have three collection ponds that hold water and treats it in various stages. What this does is allows us to hold all runoff water so that we discharge nothing but pure and safe water. Each area is monitored and treated differently, going from first stage to discharge. If the water fails any quality test it is held on location until it will pass.
I cannot really go into detail about the exact process that goes through on our site, but seeing the extensive on-site equipment was a peace of mind knowing everything leaving our units was treated correctly and isolated if failing quality.
To go into what our text has described, what I understand from this is that there are certain characteristics that define what is in waste water. As the water is tested and examined, the type of contaminates can be understood; as well as what is needed to treat the water so that it can be considered safe again.
The initial treatment is the preliminary treatment. This is when the water is being treated by removing the most obvious contaminates. This treatment is part of the physical operations, which is forcing the contaminates out physically.
The next step is the primary treatment. At this level in the treatment process, which again is a physically process, is where more of the solid mass and floating contaminates. This process uses various weirs and scrapers in a vessel to gather and remove both heavy solids, as well as floating materials by directing the materials in different directions for removal.
Secondary treatment follows these first two processes. This is considered a biological process due to the use of living organisms. Like the process of making alcohol, microorganisms (bugs) are placed in the waste water to help with the removal of organic material. In the alcohol process, this is done during fermentation so that there is more alcohol produced. With th ...
Basic description of a sewage treatment plant on ship
Discharging of sewage in sea or territorial waters in banned as it can drastically affect the marine life. In case the sewage is to be discharged, first it has to be treated with the help of a sewage treatment plant. STP is now mandatory on every ship, according to International legislature.
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Wastewater is any water that has been affected in quality from human and industrial activities. It can contain harmful contaminants if not treated properly before being released into the environment. Wastewater treatment involves multiple stages to remove solids, bacteria, nutrients and other pollutants from wastewater. This includes preliminary, primary, secondary and tertiary treatments using various filtration, settling and biological processes to clean the water for safe reuse or release. Proper wastewater management is important for public health and environmental protection.
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- 9. Tertiary Treatment The last stage that the waste must go through is the Tertiary Treatment. This stage must be completed before the materials flow into the environment, like in Stanley where it goes into the Sea. Part of the tertiary treatment is the filtration part. During this phase the waste gets rid of any remaining residual toxins. Along with removing toxins, waste must also be decontaminated of high levels of nutrients. Having too many nutrients released into an environment can cause a build up, eutrophication. As a side effect, the surrounding areas experience an overgrowth of unwanted plant life. When the plants decompose they use up a majority of the oxygen. This leaves little to none for the nearby animals. This is a vicious cycle that can be majorly avoided if the waste treatment is completed properly. Nitrogen and Phosphorus need to be removed before entering into an environment. Through denitrification, high levels of nitrogen are removed. Similarly, phosphorus is removed through a process called Enhanced biological phosphorus removal. Through these processes the contaminating parts of the waste materials are depleted making the waste safe for disposal.
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