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What is the purpose of the pretreatment process in a sewerage system?
To remove large solid substances like metal cans, paper, and plastic
How is sludge removed from settling tanks in a sewerage system?
Using a scraper every few days
What is the role of activated sludge in the secondary treatment process?
To remove organic wastes using aerobic bacteria
What happens to the biogas produced in digesters in a sewerage system?
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What is the purpose of the tertiary treatment process in a sewerage system?
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How does chlorination contribute to the treatment of wastewater in a sewerage system?
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Where is the treated water released after the entire wastewater treatment process?
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Sewerage systems carry wastewater from homes, hotels, factories, and other establishments to ______ plants.
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Pretreatment process involves removing large solid substances like metal cans, paper, and plastic using ______ or vertical bars.
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Settling tanks or sedimentation tanks allow sand, pebbles, and soil to settle, while solid waste settles at the bottom and floatable material ______.
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Sludge is removed every few days with a ______, while scum is skimmed off using a skimmer.
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Secondary treatment process uses aerobic bacteria to remove organic wastes in an ______ tank.
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Biogas produced in digester can be used as ______ or to produce electricity.
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Tertiary treatment process uses chlorine to remove phosphorus, nitrogen compounds, and ______.
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Light travels in a ______ line and follows rules in a mirror
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In water, reflections are distorted due to its ______ property
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Reflections occur due to the change in direction of light when it hits a ______
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Reflections can provide valuable information about an object's ______ and properties
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The text emphasizes the importance of understanding reflections in ______ and optics
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Electricity is a flow of ______ charge
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Energy is essential for our daily lives as it helps us meet our basic ______
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We can detect energy through sensors and the response of objects to ______
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Just as the sun provides us with light during the day, we can use batteries and generators to provide light at ______
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Light can travel in straight ______
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Study Notes
- Sewerage systems carry wastewater from homes, hotels, factories, and other establishments to treatment plants.
- Wastewater undergoes treatment to remove physical, chemical, and biological contaminants.
- Pretreatment process involves removing large solid substances like metal cans, paper, and plastic using grids or vertical bars.
- Settling tanks or sedimentation tanks allow sand, pebbles, and soil to settle, while solid waste settles at the bottom and floatable material rises.
- Sludge is removed every few days with a scraper, while scum is skimmed off using a skimmer.
- Secondary treatment process uses aerobic bacteria to remove organic wastes in an aeration tank.
- Activated sludge, produced in secondary process and primary process, is transferred to digesters for decomposition by anaerobic bacteria.
- Biogas produced in digester can be used as fuel or to produce electricity.
- Tertiary treatment process uses chlorine to remove phosphorus, nitrogen compounds, and bacteria.
- Chlorination is a chemical process where chlorine tablets are added to kill germs.
- Treated water is released into other water sources.
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Description
Explore the journey of wastewater from collection to treatment, including the removal of contaminants and purification steps like pretreatment, settling tanks, and secondary treatment using aerobic bacteria. Learn about the decomposition of sludge in digesters, production of biogas, and the final purification through tertiary treatment with chlorine.
