Waste water treatment - Sustainable Agriculture Training

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Suitable for:

Soak pit

A small quantity of waste water (e.g. domestic waste water from a house, chemical mixing point, spraying equipment washing water of a smallholder farm)

Gauge to trap solid waste

Broken bricks or stones to remove big particles

Charcoal to remove chemical contaminants

Make sure that you keep a certain portion above the ground level to prevent surface water from flowing inside. If the surface water goes into the soak pit, it will overflow very quickly.

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You can build the wall structure with a cement, or remove the bottom part of a plastic or metal drum and bury it.

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Sand and gravels to remove small particles

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2 Three tanks on a slope

Suitable for:

Put gauge to trap solid waste before the water goes into the tank

A large quantity of waste water (e.g. waste water from a factory, waste water from workers’ village, spraying equipment washing water of a large plantation) A place with slope

Broken bricks or stones Make sure that the outlet is at the bottom of the tank so that the water will go through the filtration. Charcoal

Sand and gravel

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Three tanks on a flat place Suitable for: A large quantity of waste water (e.g. waste water from a factory, waste water from workers’ village, spraying equipment washing water of a large plantation) When there is no slope When there is a limited space for a water treatment system

Solid waste trap

Broken bricks or stones

Charcoal Sand and gravel

Lower than the first wall

Opening at the bottom

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Three ponds with aquatic plants Suitable for: A very large quantity of waste water A place with some slope When there is a large space available for a water treatment system

Aquatic plants

Check gates

Metal or concrete frames on the sides

Wood planks slotted between the frames

You can adjust the number of wood planks placed inside depending on the water level of each pond.