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PRIMARY WASTE WATER 
TREATMENT 
SUBMITTED BY 
KANCHAN 
B.Tech 3RD YEAR(CE) 
BANASTHALI UNIVERSITY
WHAT IS WASTE WATER? 
 Wastewater is a liquid waste ,which 
consists of animal, vegetable or chemical 
matter in water. 
Waste water contain pathogens(disease 
causing organisms). 
It must be treated before it can be used 
or released back into the environment.
5 major Sources of waste 
water 
Insdustrial 
Irrigation 
Domestic/Residential 
Public Supplied 
Industrial,Commercial 
Mining
Purpose Of Wastewater 
Treatment 
To manage 
water 
discharged From 
homes, 
businesses, 
and industries to 
reduce the threat 
of water
3 Stages Of Wastewater 
Treatment 
 Primary Treatment 
 Secondary Treatment 
 Tertiary Treatment
PRIMARY TREATMENT 
-Typical Materials That Are Removed During 
Primary Treatment Include 
# Fats, Oils, And Greases (Aka FOG) 
#Sand, Gravels And Rocks (Aka Grit) 
#Larger Settleable Solids Including 
Human Waste, And Floating Materials . 
- Protects Pumps And Equipment From Damage
METHOD USE IN PRIMARY 
TREATMENT 
Screening 
Comminutar 
Grit removal 
Primary sedimentation
SCREENING 
Screening Devises 
Are Used To Remove 
Solids From Waste 
Water. Solids 
Consists Of Sticks, 
rags, 
boards And Other 
Large Object.
TYPES OF SCREENS 
SCREENS 
Coarse screens 
6 to 50mm 
Hand cleaned 
Microscreens 
<0.5 micrometer 
Mecanically 
cleaned 
Reciprocating 
rake screen 
Fine screens 
<6 mm 
drum Staic wedge 
wire
COARSE SCREEN 
THESE TYPE OF 
SCREEN ARE USED 
TO PROTECT PUMPS 
, VALVES AND 
PIPELINES FROM 
DAMAGE OR 
CLOGGING BY RAGS 
AND LARGE 
OBJECTS.
HAND CLEANED CORSE SCREEN 
They Are Also Known As 
Bar Screens. 
Bar Spacing Traditionally Of 
Approximately 6 To 50mm 
And Inclined At 45° To 60° To 
The Flow. 
 Screens Are Cleaned 
Manually If The Object 
Caught Is Larger. 
The Main Advantage Is 
That No Power Required. 
The Main Disadvantage Is 
That Manual Labour
MECHANICALLY CLEANED SCREENS 
RECIPROCATING RAKE(CLIMBER) SCREEN 
The advantage is that parts which required 
maintenance are above water line. 
The disadvantage is that screen may have limited 
capacity in handling heavy screenings loads.
MICROSCREENS 
The Filter Fabrics Have Openings Of 
<0.5 micrometer And Are Fitted On The 
Drum Periphery. The Waste Water 
Enters The Open End Of The Drum And 
Flows Outward Through The Rotating 
Drum Screening Cloth. These Type Of 
Screen Are Used In Secondary 
Treatment.
FINE SCREENS 
1. STATIC WEDGE WIRE 
They Have 0.2 To 1.2mm 
Clear Openings And Are 
Designed For Flow rates 
Of About 400 To 
1200 L/m2.min.Head Loss 
Ranges From 1.2 To 2 m.
2. DRUM SCREEN 
THE SCREENING MEDIUM MOUNTED 
IS MOUNTED ON A CYLINDER THAT 
ROTATES IN A FLOW CHANNEL.THE 
WASTEWATER FLOWS INTO ONE 
END OF THE DRUM AND OUTWARD 
THROUGH THE SCREEN WITH SOLID 
COLLECTION ON THE INTERIOR 
SURFACE.
COMMINUTOR 
A comminutor, also 
known as the grinding 
pump, cutting screen. 
This cutting screen 
shreds any large 
chunks of organic 
matter in the 
wastewater into 
smaller pieces. This 
prevents the large 
chunks from harming 
the internal workings 
of the treatment plant.
GRIT REMOVAL 
A grit is pieces of rock, metal, bone, 
and even egg shells, which are denser 
than organic materials, to settle out of 
the waste stream. Removal of grit 
prevents damage to machinery through 
abrasion or clogging.
GRIT CHAMBER 
In these type of 
chamber a 
constant flow rate 
is passed Through 
the chamber and 
the heavy particle 
of water settle 
down and collected 
in the bottom of 
the channel.
PRIMARY SEDIMENTATION 
Remove Organic Solid(oil,grease)from 
Waste Water. 
It Proceed Type 2 Settling. 
Organic Material Settles Down Usually 
In The Range 1 To 2.5m/Hr 
Sludge Should Be Remove Before 
Anaerobic Condition Develop.
CONCLUSION 
Through Primary Treatment,large 
Particle Or Inorganic Substances 
Are Removed From The Water.The 
BOD Present After Primary 
Treatment Is 140 mg/l And TSS 
130 mg/l.

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  • 1. PRIMARY WASTE WATER TREATMENT SUBMITTED BY KANCHAN B.Tech 3RD YEAR(CE) BANASTHALI UNIVERSITY
  • 2. WHAT IS WASTE WATER?  Wastewater is a liquid waste ,which consists of animal, vegetable or chemical matter in water. Waste water contain pathogens(disease causing organisms). It must be treated before it can be used or released back into the environment.
  • 3. 5 major Sources of waste water Insdustrial Irrigation Domestic/Residential Public Supplied Industrial,Commercial Mining
  • 4. Purpose Of Wastewater Treatment To manage water discharged From homes, businesses, and industries to reduce the threat of water
  • 5. 3 Stages Of Wastewater Treatment  Primary Treatment  Secondary Treatment  Tertiary Treatment
  • 6. PRIMARY TREATMENT -Typical Materials That Are Removed During Primary Treatment Include # Fats, Oils, And Greases (Aka FOG) #Sand, Gravels And Rocks (Aka Grit) #Larger Settleable Solids Including Human Waste, And Floating Materials . - Protects Pumps And Equipment From Damage
  • 7. METHOD USE IN PRIMARY TREATMENT Screening Comminutar Grit removal Primary sedimentation
  • 8. SCREENING Screening Devises Are Used To Remove Solids From Waste Water. Solids Consists Of Sticks, rags, boards And Other Large Object.
  • 9. TYPES OF SCREENS SCREENS Coarse screens 6 to 50mm Hand cleaned Microscreens <0.5 micrometer Mecanically cleaned Reciprocating rake screen Fine screens <6 mm drum Staic wedge wire
  • 10. COARSE SCREEN THESE TYPE OF SCREEN ARE USED TO PROTECT PUMPS , VALVES AND PIPELINES FROM DAMAGE OR CLOGGING BY RAGS AND LARGE OBJECTS.
  • 11. HAND CLEANED CORSE SCREEN They Are Also Known As Bar Screens. Bar Spacing Traditionally Of Approximately 6 To 50mm And Inclined At 45° To 60° To The Flow.  Screens Are Cleaned Manually If The Object Caught Is Larger. The Main Advantage Is That No Power Required. The Main Disadvantage Is That Manual Labour
  • 12. MECHANICALLY CLEANED SCREENS RECIPROCATING RAKE(CLIMBER) SCREEN The advantage is that parts which required maintenance are above water line. The disadvantage is that screen may have limited capacity in handling heavy screenings loads.
  • 13. MICROSCREENS The Filter Fabrics Have Openings Of <0.5 micrometer And Are Fitted On The Drum Periphery. The Waste Water Enters The Open End Of The Drum And Flows Outward Through The Rotating Drum Screening Cloth. These Type Of Screen Are Used In Secondary Treatment.
  • 14. FINE SCREENS 1. STATIC WEDGE WIRE They Have 0.2 To 1.2mm Clear Openings And Are Designed For Flow rates Of About 400 To 1200 L/m2.min.Head Loss Ranges From 1.2 To 2 m.
  • 15. 2. DRUM SCREEN THE SCREENING MEDIUM MOUNTED IS MOUNTED ON A CYLINDER THAT ROTATES IN A FLOW CHANNEL.THE WASTEWATER FLOWS INTO ONE END OF THE DRUM AND OUTWARD THROUGH THE SCREEN WITH SOLID COLLECTION ON THE INTERIOR SURFACE.
  • 16. COMMINUTOR A comminutor, also known as the grinding pump, cutting screen. This cutting screen shreds any large chunks of organic matter in the wastewater into smaller pieces. This prevents the large chunks from harming the internal workings of the treatment plant.
  • 17. GRIT REMOVAL A grit is pieces of rock, metal, bone, and even egg shells, which are denser than organic materials, to settle out of the waste stream. Removal of grit prevents damage to machinery through abrasion or clogging.
  • 18. GRIT CHAMBER In these type of chamber a constant flow rate is passed Through the chamber and the heavy particle of water settle down and collected in the bottom of the channel.
  • 19. PRIMARY SEDIMENTATION Remove Organic Solid(oil,grease)from Waste Water. It Proceed Type 2 Settling. Organic Material Settles Down Usually In The Range 1 To 2.5m/Hr Sludge Should Be Remove Before Anaerobic Condition Develop.
  • 20. CONCLUSION Through Primary Treatment,large Particle Or Inorganic Substances Are Removed From The Water.The BOD Present After Primary Treatment Is 140 mg/l And TSS 130 mg/l.