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Presented at<br />

Seminar and Site Visits<br />

26-28 August, 2010<br />

<strong>Decentralised</strong> <strong>Waste</strong><br />

<strong>Water</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />

Tency Baetens<br />

<strong>Auroville</strong> Center for Scientific Research<br />

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Drinking water . Dirty effluent . Clean waste water<br />

<strong>Water</strong> scarcity will create awareness of unsustainable water practices,<br />

thereby augmenting the need for water reduction measures<br />

and proper treating of waste water<br />

Treating waste water with minimal dependency on external energy<br />

and maintenance procedures<br />

To achieve discharge standards<br />

To be able to reuse wastewater and its contents<br />

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Decentralized waste water treatment systems<br />

Suitable for treatment of wastewater flows from 1-1000 m³/d<br />

Tolerant to inflow fluctuations<br />

Uses as much as possible gravity instead of pumps, avoiding valves<br />

Aims towards reliable and long-lasting devices<br />

Anaerobic technology in warm climates, aerobic technology in<br />

colder climates<br />

The treatment is achieved by channeling the waste water through<br />

different devices, using natural anaerobic and aerobic processes<br />

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Settler<br />

Pre-treatment<br />

Settler<br />

First-treatment<br />

Baffled Tank<br />

Second-treatment<br />

Anaerobic Filter<br />

Third-treatment<br />

Planted Gravel<br />

Filter<br />

Post-treatment<br />

Polishing Ponds<br />

Separates the liquid from the solid<br />

Retention time is only 2 hours.<br />

Pollution reduction is around 30%<br />

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Baffled Tank<br />

Pre-treatment<br />

Settler<br />

First-treatment<br />

Baffled Tank<br />

Second-treatment<br />

Anaerobic Filter<br />

Third-treatment<br />

Planted Filter<br />

Post-treatment<br />

Polishing Ponds<br />

Effluent moves from top to bottom through identical sized chambers<br />

Retention time is 24 hours.<br />

Pollution reduction is around 80%<br />

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Planted Gravel Filter<br />

Pre-treatment<br />

Settler<br />

First-treatment<br />

Baffled Tank<br />

Second-treatment<br />

Anaerobic Filter<br />

Third-treatment<br />

Planted Filter<br />

Post-treatment<br />

Polishing Ponds<br />

A structure filled with gravel material<br />

<strong>Water</strong> resistant plants provide oxygen to the passing effluent<br />

Retention time is 1 day.<br />

Pollution reduction is 90%<br />

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Treatment Efficiency<br />

GOKALDAS: BOD and COD reduction in different modules<br />

mg/l<br />

1200<br />

1086<br />

1000<br />

880<br />

800<br />

600<br />

400<br />

571<br />

457<br />

200<br />

0<br />

Raw<br />

Sewage<br />

Outlet<br />

Settler<br />

25<br />

Outlet<br />

Baffled<br />

Reactor<br />

70<br />

20<br />

Outlet<br />

Gravel<br />

Filter<br />

60 56<br />

18<br />

Outlet<br />

Pond<br />

BOD5<br />

COD<br />

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Vortex System<br />

Pre-treatment<br />

Settler<br />

First-treatment<br />

Baffled Tank<br />

Second-treatment<br />

Anaerobic Filter<br />

Third-treatment<br />

Vortex System<br />

Post-treatment<br />

Polishing Ponds<br />

A vertically positioned tube with a funnel shaped bottom element<br />

Inside the tube a natural occurring self-purification effect from<br />

the effluent takes place during the continuous swirling<br />

movement.<br />

Pollution reduction is 95%<br />

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Treatment Efficiency<br />

Guaranteed BOD below 15 mg/l (targeted below 10 mg/l), COD below 50 mg/l<br />

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Polishing Ponds<br />

Pre-treatment<br />

Settler<br />

First-treatment<br />

Baffled Tank<br />

Second-treatment<br />

Anaerobic Filter<br />

Third-treatment<br />

Planted Filter<br />

Post-treatment<br />

Polishing Pond<br />

Aquatic plants and fish transform waste water from a lifeless state<br />

into living water again<br />

Ponds with aquatic plants are an efficient way to combine<br />

treatment with landscaping for an aesthetic water reuse<br />

Ponds can also act as storage devices<br />

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Surya Nivas, 2002<br />

Domestic effluent, 2 m³<br />

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Centre Field, 1995<br />

Kitchen effluent<br />

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Invocation,1998<br />

Domestic effluent<br />

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Solar Kitchen, 1998<br />

Domestic effluent, 40 m³<br />

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Maintenance requirement:<br />

Desludging every 2-3 years<br />

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Udyogam, 2004<br />

Food processing, 12 m³<br />

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Aurobhakti, 2008<br />

Domestic effluent, 10 m³<br />

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Aravind Eye Hospital, Pondi, 2003<br />

Hospital effluent, 500 m³<br />

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GIDC settlement, Bhuj,<br />

Domestic effluent<br />

400 households<br />

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City <strong>Green</strong>belt Dewats, Bhuj<br />

Municipal effluent, 15 m³<br />

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ITC Surya Nepal, 2007<br />

Industrial effluent, 120 m³<br />

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Kadambadi settlement, 2008<br />

183 households<br />

43 prefab dewats modules<br />

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Innovative <strong>Decentralised</strong> <strong>Waste</strong> <strong>Water</strong><br />

Treatment <strong>Systems</strong> with vortex<br />

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Mitra Youth Hostel, 2009<br />

Domestic effluent, 10 m³<br />

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Citadyne, 2010<br />

Domestic effluent, 7 m³<br />

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CSR, Auroshilpam, 2007<br />

Domestic effluent<br />

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Solar Kitchen XLL Vortex<br />

Research for VBHC Bangalore<br />

Domestic effluent , 850 m³<br />

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“And justify the light on Nature’s face.”<br />

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<strong>Decentralised</strong> <strong>Waste</strong><br />

<strong>Water</strong> <strong>Systems</strong><br />

Tency Baetens<br />

Contact<br />

<strong>Auroville</strong> Centre for Scientific Resesearch<br />

tency@auroville.org.in<br />

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