INTRODUCTION
Industrial
waste water treatment covers the mechanisms and processes used to treat waters
that have been contaminated in some way by anthropogenic industrial or
commercial activities prior to its release into the environment or its reuse.
Portable water
must be free of pathogenic organism’s toxic substances and an excess of mineral
and organic material. The impurities in
water must be below certain limits or be removed before using the water for
domestic or industrial process. This means
that with the exception of unusual
situations, water must be treated. Therefore water should be free from
colour, turbidity and odour. It should contain sufficient oxygen and be
acceptable in taste. Effluent from the
industries is subjected to treatment depending on its intended us in agriculture,
or aquatic use. In addition, the level
of treatment is affected by the nature
and extent of contaminates in the effluent. Before any effluent is discharge to
the environment it must satisfy the rules governing the E.I.A codes.
The data
log and the stages on how effluent is treated is discussed following the challenges
and precaution taken.
EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT REPORT
AT
NIGERIA BOTTLING COMPANY (NBC)
9TH MILE CORNER NGWO
A REPORT PRESENTED BY THE FACULTY OF ENGINEERING IN
PARTIAL FULFILLMENT OF MASTERS
DEGREE (M.ENG) IN
CIVIL ENGINEERING
BY
IDIKE
ANDREW AMAECHI
REG
NO: 2011206009P
NNAMDI
AZIKIWE UNIVERSITY, AWKA
DEPARTMENT
OF CIVIL ENGINEERING
COURSE TITLE:
WASTE WATER TREATMENT AND DISPOSAL
COURSE CODE: CVE
733
LECTURER: ENGR. DR. E.O EKENTA