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the purpose of estimation of BOD of a sewage sample (in which the organic load may be too high and dissolved oxygen is too low to be measured), the... |
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dysentery Giardia lamblia Giardiasis Balantidium coli Balantidiasis Helminths Ascaris lumbricoides Ascariasis Schistosoma sp. Schistoso... |
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are concentrated in these tanks and collected from it. The particulate materials are now collectively called primary sludge, which is removed for f... |
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of the process being, waste stabilisation occurs in a series of more or less discrete stages. During activated sludge process a large volume of com... |
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looks clear at this stage, is subjected to tertiary (final) treatment for further purification. Trickling filter Another form of secondary treatmen... |
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contrary, refers to excessive enrichment of water bodies as a result of merging of nitrogen and phosphorus rich streams into the lake. As explained... |
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attention in many arid areas. Anaerobic Sludge Digestion Anaerobic waste treatment represents the use of anaerobic microorganisms to process waste ... |
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form insoluble calcium phosphate (Ca (PO ) ), which then settles to the 3 4 2 bottom of the settling tank and is removed. Nitrogen is present mainl... |
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Housekeeping waste, packaging, fabrication, construction sites, food waste, construction and power and chemical plants demolition materials, hazard... |
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refers to collecting, treating, Identification of the types of waste and disposing off solid material that is discarded or is no longer useful. Sol... |
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from plants form excellent soil conditioner and fertiliser (compost). Implantation to make compost at home level can be achieved by using a suitabl... |
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organised by employing the service of trained persons who are aware to take adequate precautions while handling waste. The waste collected at commu... |
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269 Reprint 2025-26 Disposal of toxic chemicals Disposal of toxic chemicals should be done according to the manufacturer’s guidance, in case of dou... |
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30 Thermophilic e c m 20 i phase T p 10 s Maturation phase e 0 m 1 2 3 4 Time (months) Fig. 11.5: Temperature changes during composting by mesophil... |
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complex polymer waste material present in the soil or compost. Most fungi live in the outer layer of the compost and are present during all phases ... |
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period • Animal carcasses, tissues, organs, body parts, animal houses (b) Soiled waste, items contaminated with body fluids, blood, cotton swabs, d... |
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condition. A pathogen that usually causes serious human or animal disease but does not ordinarily spread from one infected individual to another. E... |
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a container. quarters filled or at least once a day. 274 BiotechnologyXII Reprint 2025-26 Chemical and Brown, labeled Plastic bag or On demand phar... |
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pesticides along with their properties Type of Chemical Effects on Example Persistency pesticide Nature animals Organochlorine Organic Nervous syst... |
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to DDT pesticides was noted among target organism, rendering them ineffective on the one side, and their use was found to be harmful to non-target ... |
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toxic nature of chemical pesticides into non-toxic substances is exploited. There are quite a good number of microorganisms capable ofwidespectrumm... |
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Sphingomonas, Flavobacterium, etc. The whole process of bioremediation of any persistent chemical present in the system also depends on physicochem... |
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l c o h r i e N f g a r i h o i i o e m a s , i t t h s ni r m a o e r e o a A C t g w o , t e t b t t y l rg n t A 2 a i r e a t y s i w n . d s O... |
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h p o e e a e o t E N h e r o a c . o t e s r b m g t e y h n n e n c e t d o v d u B A 2 r t o o o e t t c n x r h u r t H f h i i t p i i b o r i... |
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h e 2 O i e d s a n i e x n t a n d ) e 5 z C i d s r i i i i e x o s a a F p H A s u u p m a m ti o e m r c e t m A H 2 e e e i h d u e F. T e f a... |
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