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Monday 22 May 2017

How to Protect Our Environment From Danger Using Environment Engineering Services | Chokhavatia Associates

Our environment is in danger of being polluted by the contaminants from chemical factories and other industries. When the environment gets polluted automatically our living conditions are affected. Pollution to the environment leads to an unhealthy lifestyle and is also the cause for spreading diseases. Therefore proper precautions are necessary to save the environment from pollution resulting from industries and big corporations by implementing environmental engineering projects.

Industries pollute our environment

Big chemical industries are the leading cause of polluting our environment. Part of the reason is, when setting up an industry important elements like land location and surrounding environment is not taken into consideration. If an industry is not planned well during the construction phase with the expert advice of environmental engineer, there are high chances for our environment to get polluted and causing severe damage to the inhabitants.

Preserving our land, water and air

Land, air and water is what we talk about when we mention about environment. These are the natural resources that we use in our daily walk of life. The chemical industries spoil the very fabric of our environment therefore it is essential that Environmental Engineering Services are considered. Whether it is land, air or water, they pollute these natural resources if proper care is not taken. As a result, the vegetation is affected. Crops do not yield well since the land is polluted with chemical and poisonous substance. The industrial waste that is dissolved in the river and lakes pollute the water resources. The aquatic life is severely affected and many of the fishes die because of the pollutants and poisonous substance mixed in water. Environmental engineering projects can help to save our land, water and air by carefully designing and constructing industries without affecting the environment.

Role of Environment Engineers

Environmental engineers are well versed in the subjects of environment. They can overlook the engineering projects and can certify that the construction and maintenance of industries in a particular place is safe to the environment. Environmental engineers have the skills and knowledge to protect
our environment. They can also help industries to build and construct with the approval of an environmental engineer.

Finally, we have to realize that there cannot be any compromise in saving our environment from industrial pollution and waste. It is essential for industrial companies to hire the service of an environmental engineer to overlook project and further certify that the construction of industry is safe to the environment.

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Monday 15 May 2017

Why You Should Consider the Characteristics of Effluent During Effluent Treatment Plant Design

There are certain important factors that one should take into consideration while designing an effluent treatment plant. This article will discuss about etp plant design.

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The characteristics of the effluent that you should consider are the flow of the effluent along with the biological and chemical properties that have the potential to affect the quality of the effluent.

First of all, decide on the size of the effluent treatment plant design; it actually depends on the inflow into the plant estimated through cubic meters / day almost everywhere in the world. It is necessary to get the right number in terms of the inflow as this will directly influence the hydraulic computations. This also helps to determine the correct size of the conveyors and pipes.

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Also, take proper precautions to take into consideration the increase in effluent in foreseeable future. The effluent treatment plant design should be scalable to handle the increasing inflow.

There are also possibilities of seasonal variations that affect the size of inflow. For instance, the inflow could be more during the day than at night. Often time, the inflow is exceedingly more during rainy seasons. You may need to stabilize the inflow of the content so that you may protect the functioning of the treatment process downstream.

The stabilization of effluent can be achieved through the use of equalization tanks. Another benefit of the equalization plant is to decrease the toxic content by mixing with less toxic effluent in the equalization tank.

Also, ensure that the effluent treatment plant handles shock load pretty well during festival times like Christmas, New Year or Ramzan.

So far we discussed about the inflow of effluent into the plant. Now, some physical characteristics of the effluent also influence in the design of the plant. For example, the color of the effluent, temperature and odor influence effluent plant design.

Temperature is an important aspect while treating the effluent. Unfavourable temperature can affect the biological and chemical process of treating the effluent. It can affect the solubility of important gases such as oxygen. A higher temperature promotes various reactions and also supports the solubility of gases like oxygen.

If the temperature of the effluent is maintained at 35 degree Celsius the biological and chemical process may be slowed down or become inactive. In such cases, building the plant underground or introducing other measure like anaerobic digestion to maintain high temperature need to be considered.

Presence of elements like inorganic chemicals, toxins and heavy metals need special treatment process.

The other factors that need to be considered are the odor and color of the effluent; they indicate the absence of pre-treatment before discharging into the sewerage network.

In case the effluent water is of low quality, complex design may be required.