Investigation Of Reproducing Domestic Wastewater

Noraida Diana , Kamaruddin (2011) Investigation Of Reproducing Domestic Wastewater. Project Report. UTeM, Melaka, Malaysia. (Submitted)

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Abstract

Wastewater treatment is a very crucial nowadays due to the increased of world population and the increased of clean water pollution around the world. To make matter worst people keep using the clean water with careless and wasting it. Thus, wastewater treatment is very crucial in maintaining the existence of clean water. With wastewater treatment water usage in external used can be converted by using the treated water. Example of external usage of water is car washing, garden irrigation, toilet flushing, and laundry. These external usages took large sum of percentage in daily water consumption. However, to construct a wastewater treatment, some research and experiments need to be done because Malaysia has not been exposed with this technology. The research can be done by observing the countries that have applying this technology such as Germany, Australia, Netherlands, and Middle East. The research can be guidelines to construct the system in Malaysia. The system construction started with construction the wastewater harvesting system in test site. Then, some samples will be taken from the wastewater that is collected. After that, the samples will undergo pH and temperature testing to determine whether the treatment done was successful or not. The lower the pH and temperature value from the original value, the better the treatment testing done. Then, clear test was done to do visual comparison between the sample before and after wastewater treatment. The data collected then were analyzed and group into suitable graph to show the outcome of the treatment. The results were discussed and some recommendations stated to improve the project in the future.

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