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STPs and its role as source of water to LAKES

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STPs and its role as source of water to LAKES

Jakkur Lake

● 10 MLD design● 8.45 MLD inflow

from Yelahanka and Jakkur

● UASB, EAR● WETLAND● STP open for

viewing

Treatment Plant and Jakkur Lake

Treated Wastewater entering the wet Land System of Jakkur Lake

Nature as further treatment

Lake ecosystem

Fisheries

Sludge as Compost

Groundwater

Community – Jala Poshan

Herohalli, Magadi Road

● 25 acres● 1.5 MLD STP● Sewage mining● SBT● Issues with

electricity and dyes in inlets

Herohalli, Magadi Road

SEWAGE MINING

Herohalli, Magadi Road

Puttenahalli

● 13 acres● 5-8 MLD from

private STP● Provision for

WETLAND● New Idea/Hope

Puttenahalli

Lalbagh Lake

● 30 acres● 1.5MLD Tertiary

treatment● Water is first

used in the park, excess into the lake

Lalbagh Lake

Kelagina Ambalipura

● 7 acre lake● Surrounded by 4

apartments● Treated water

from STP used for drip irrigation

Kelagina Ambalipura

Phytorid

Other Lakes/STPs to be seen

● Doraikere● Dasarahalli● Malathahalli

The reuse of treated waste-water

• With a constructed wetland further polishing occurs

• Wetlands become bio-diversity spots

• Eco-system service functions of water fulfilled

• Groundwater recharge allowed

• Fisheries possible

KEY Learnings from Rejuvenated lakes and STPs

● Diversion of sewage: Not necessarily a solution● Despite STP an Alternate sewage diversion channel is also required

● Water Inflows to a lake through an STP followed by a well sized WETLAND seems to enable the sustainability of the lake.

● Redirection of treated waste water from private and public STPs is worth exploring

Thank youBiome Environmental Trustwww.biome-solutions.comBiometrust.blogspot.in

[email protected]

Design Parameters

The plant is designed for the following influent characteristics of wastewater.pH 7.06 – 8.1Total Solids 782-1352 mg/lTSS 320-672 mg/lBOD5, 20°C 290-369 mg/lCOD 465-973 mg/lChlorides (as Cl) 74-151 mg/lSulphates (as SO4) 11-41 mg/l

Design Parameters

The plant is designed for the following characteristics of treated water.BOD5 ≤ 20 mg/lSuspended solids ≤ 30 mg/lpH 5.5 – 9Oil & Grease ≤ 10 mg/lResidual Chlorine ≤ 1 mg/lColour & Odour See NoteIron(as Fe) 3 mg/LNitrate Nitrogen 10 mg/LNote: all efforts are to be made to remove colour and odour as far as practicable