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Study on the Impact of Artificial Recharge on Treated Domestic Sewage
The proposed research will look into, and study the impact of artificial recharge of treated sewage in the unconfined aquifer. In order to enhance the focus on the development and planning for wastewater management, finding a solution for the disposal of treated sewage has become an important priority. As a result, a quantitative study is necessary to bring out the solution for the disposal of treated sewage. There are two types of artificial recharge of treated sewage practiced globally (a) confined aquifer recharge and (b) unconfined aquifer recharge. Artificial recharge in a confined aquifer may not be sufficient to meet the need for pollutant removal, but artificial recharge practice in an unconfined aquifer will meet the needs of pollutant removal as per the review of the literature. At the moment, treated sewage after tertiary treatment is reused in a variety of ways, such as landscapes in educational institutions, cooling towers in industry, and so on. However, the pollution control board insists zero disposal, then the disposal of treated sewage remaining after reusing will become a burning issue to handle and to dispose it. The idea of the recharge will serve the purpose of replenishment and also a solution for disposal in all-time weathering conditions.
Part of the book: Sewage Management