A Laboratory Scale Analysis Ofgreywater Using Drawer Compacted Sand Filter

Pazare, Prajakta R; Waghmare, Charuta

doi:10.46565/jreas.2018.v03i03.005

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“…Activated charcoal is a charcoal manufactured to increase its porosity and surface area in order to increase its adsorption capacity by Pazare et al(2018) and Almoayied Assayed,(2014 ). In this, the activated charcoal made up of coconut shells is used in granular form used as per Pazare et al(2018). (Figure 4)…”

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“…The characteristics of grey water collected from households were examined, and then the sample was prepared synthetically; Pazare et al(2018).The synthetic grey water was prepared by mixing Washing powder(0.16 g/l), Coconut oil(0.1 g/l), Dish washing solution(0.16 g/l), Hand-wash (0.16 g/l), Body wash(0.16 g/l) in 1 lit tap water. The characteristics of synthetically prepared grey-water showed the following concentration of parameters.…”

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“…The sand layer is utilized into layers in the given assembly. The thickness of sand layers can be arranged in the range from 5 cm to 10 cm, spread in movable drawers with a spacing of 5 cm to 10 cm, Pazare et al(2018). Since the drawers are separate and arranged in a specific way, oxygen circulation is also improved, resulting in an aerobic atmosphere with no anoxic conditions and hence no unpleasant odours found buy Assayed A, (2015).…”

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Water is the vital natural resource for the survival all biotic species. Demand of water is growing day by day as a result of rapid industrialization, production, and growth in population. As a result, it is necessary to look for the alternatives to reduce our freshwater usage. Grey-water treatment appears to be one of the most promising alternatives. The conventional filtration process with sand as a filter media is considered as a cost effective technique for water and waste water treatment. Amongst the various techniques of filtration, the performance of the Multicompartment Sand Filter, a modified version of a sand filter is examined in this paper in four different experimental setups. It is discovered that this sand filter is effective in removing Chemical Oxygen Demand, Total Suspended Solids and turbidity with percentage removal of 95.94%, 89.72%% and 64.69%% respectively. This filter is easy to manage, adaptable, compact and cost effective.

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Section: Activated Charcoal Prepared From Coconut Shellmentioning

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Section: A Preparation Of Synthetic Grey Water and Its Characteristicsmentioning

confidence: 99%