Waste Water Management

Water is a vital component for all known forms of life to be able to survive. Water covers about 71% of earth surface, and is a valuable resource of the earth. Water is a valuable natural resource with many uses; it’s needed for direct consumption, agricultural irrigation, aquatic life, recreation uses, fisheries, and the disposal and treatment of sewage, and industrial waste. (Graz, 1998) Distribution systems are responsible for moving water from a source, such as water treatment plants, to consumers to utilize it.

Water distributions systems are crucial to supplying safe water; demands for water are growing due to increased consumption, increased demands, and fewer resources.the major field of waste water management is the sewage system. the waste water that actually comes from the toilets, be it sinks, showers, etc are generated towards sewage systems. And another problem could be that, if the waste water which is generated from the industries, which contain lot of toxins and chemicals, is not generated to the sewage system properly, it can lead to the dealth of various people across the globe. Another problem could be the small and short sewage systems. so such problems have to be cleared.

Recycyling water is not a small thing. for conserving water we have to do small small things in our daily routine schedule, like, turing off the taps when not necessary, garbage has to be properly seperated and segregated and so on.

The very first step starts from us. the water that is actually coming from the sinks can be used in watering the plants, washing your cars, etc. the water that actually comes from the toilets, can be connected to the leach fields. in this way you can create your own sewage system and save lots of water and recycle it, thereby protecting it for the future generations..!!

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