Ecology and Sustainability TABLE OF CONTENTS INTRODUCTION
Added on -2020-07-22
1 (a) Air, Noise, Water and about the Solid waste production problems for the Hydramet water treatment plant 1 (b) Relevant standards set by the administration for the management of this pollution6 (c) Impact of the wastes on the air, soil, water, vegetation and human 8 (d) About short term and long term pollution control measures solutions for pollution problems 10 CONCLUSION 11 REFERENCES 12 INTRODUCTION The following report will be addressing about various development factors of the Ecological
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Ecology andSustainability
TABLE OF CONTENTSINTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................1(a) Air, Noise, Water and about the Solid waste production problems for the Hydramet watertreatment plant........................................................................................................................1(b) Relevant standards set by the administration for the management of this pollution........6(c) Impact of the wastes on the air, soil, water, vegetation and human..................................8(d) About short term and long term pollution control measures solutions for pollutionproblems...............................................................................................................................10CONCLUSION..............................................................................................................................11REFERENCES .............................................................................................................................12
INTRODUCTIONThe following report will be addressing about various development factors of theEcological and Sustainable development along with their effects on the Environment. Theseeffects may affect adversely or in promotional manner to the Environmental and its factors suchas, these activities may lead into Air, Water, Noise and other solid waste production. In additionto all this, it will also be providing information about its impacts on the other human activitiessuch as to the quality of soil and to the vegetation process. In this study it is throwing light on theabove stated issues and topics discussing about the “Hydra-met water treatment plant” inAustralia. (a) Air, Noise, Water and about the Solid waste production problems for the Hydramet watertreatment plantHere are some major pollution types and their sources along with their limits which is setby the National Environment Protection Council, Australia. Pollution typeSourceAboutObservedquantityApproximatedQuantityAllowablelimit bytheSystemAir pollutionIt is majorlyaffected by thewastegeneratedtheseindustries suchas introductionof harmfulgases andothers.These treatmentsplant puts hugeadverseandsupporting impact onthe environment invarious directions.The emission ofwaste into theenvironment such assmoke from thesetreatment plants andother emission ofpolluting and harmfulgases. In context toThis watertreatmentindustry isusing variousgases such asChlorine andothers for theirwatertreatments andit is hard tocalculate theamount ofintroduction ofthese gases inTheseindustriesareproducingaround 8.5ppm inmore than8 hours.(ForCarbonmonoxideit is 9.0ppm for 8hours)(ForNitrogenOxide it is0.12 ppmper hour)(For Photochemicaloxidants it1
air pollution, it isquite difficult toestimate about thequantity of gasemission in thesurrounding, becauseof the wind speed andits direction whichdilutes the impact andpolluting air (Fangand Law, 2016). Theincrease in wind'sspeed reduces theimpactandconcentration. Theemulation of variousimpurities such asraw fibres which canaffects in varioushearing problemsalong and breathingproblems in humanalong with all thesethe huge emulation ofcarton and otherpollutants areadversely affectingthe health of anindividuals andarising severalenvironmentair because ofhigh windspeed.is 0.10ppm)(Sulfurdioxide is0.20 ppmper hour)(0.50 μg/m3)(For theParticlesas PM10 itis 50 μg/m3per day)2
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