International Rules for Wastewater Treatment
Published on by Alessandra Lima, Engenheira de Processos em Tratamento de Efluentes em busca de novos desafios in Government
Taxonomy
- Water Law
- Wastewater operation and management
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Alessandra, as someone has already mentioned, these standards change from country to country. Similarly, the wastewater standards in the United States varies from state to state. With that said, the California Water Board has the most stringent standards in the United States and most states will recognize a system if it is certified by the California Water Board.
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Thank you Nina, I am going to look for the standards of California Water Board.
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i need to know the waste water treatment technique for a residential colony
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Dear Alessandra
you could also use DWA standards which are used in Germany and some EU countries.
Please use the following link
https://en.dwa.de/en/dwa-set-of-rules.html
best regards
Marina
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Ich danke Dir!
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Here are some guidance ideas to aid you in your search.
For the US: Consider the 10 States Standards which is pretty much applied and adopted by most states in the US. The designs are conservative, but they do work. The sponsoring organization is the Great Lakes-Upper Mississippi River Board of State and Provincial Public Health and Environmental Managers (GLUMRB) or look up "10 states standards".
For the EU you will need to look at their water quality directives which apply to specific regions. These are not guidance documents for design, but guidance on effluent and water quality.
For a more complete explanation, see the 2nd Edition of Practical Wastewater Treatment by D. L. Russell-- published by John Wiley
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Thanks a lot, David, I suppose this is what I was looking for.
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Ola Alessandra. Você pode me perguntar diretamente pelo email tabVlae@gmail.com e falar comigo via whatsapp. Atenciosamente Silvio Taboas
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Hi Alessandra
Unfortunately, there are no international rules for wastewater treatment much less a single design & operation standard; it's all site-specific. You need to know exactly where the pant will be built to hone in on effluent standards. For instance, if you are building a consumer wastewater treatment plant in a specific USA town, there may be local, county, state, and EPA rules to which you must adhere.