The primary role of STP is to remove pollutants before getting it discharged. Viruses pose a major impediment even when successful removal of solids and bacteria are achieved.Despite the largely unresponsive nature of viruses in wastewater when it comes to traditional treatments, the ongoing risk to public health is significant.
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The treatment of wastewater has been in progress and has evolved over the time of incorporating more advanced and ecofriendly technologies. Among others, Bio electrochemical system is one of the most promising innovations.
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These are communities of different microbes working together in what is called a microbial consortium. Bacteria, fungi, protozoa, and algae are considered these groups.At sewage treatment plants (STP) for instance, microbial consortia naturally and efficiently break down the organic waste.
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In terms of population and space, urban areas are growing rapidly. The management of wastewater needs sewage treatment plants (STP). Compact STPs are fitted into urban settings with limited land availability. They can efficiently handle sewage without occupying big areas. Urban planners need to think first if the design is compact enough to meet wastewater treatment needs.
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