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Micro Project Report: Roll No Name of Student Programme
Micro Project Report: Roll No Name of Student Programme
ON
“SYSTEM OF SANITATION”
SUBMITTED BY
Certificate
1. Introduction. 6
2. Types of Sanitation. 7
4. Reference 5
Part- A
1. Brief Introduction:-
The system of sanitation involves the collection and disposal work of the solid
waste (garbage) and liquid waste (sewage) in a systematic way so that arise. Again,
the purpose of well planned sanitations is to protect the people from infectious
diseases. The refuse should be removed quickly from the town area so that the bad
odour, fly nuisance and ugly environment may not arise.
4. Resources required: (Major resources such as raw material, some machining facility,
Software etc)
System of Sanitation
NPK (0047) : Dept. of Civil Engineering : Micro-Project Report-Ann.I/II Page 5
Introduction
The system of sanitation is the hygienic means of maintaining proper health through
the prevention of human contact with hazards of wastes by proper treatment and disposal
of solid and liquid wastes.
Humans use the resources of the earth and waste products are produced. These
wastes are generated by domestic, commercial and industrial activities. If these wastes are
not carefully disposed off then it results in water, soil and air pollution.
Sanitation has played a great role in maintaining a healthy life and environment for
the living of humans and other creatures on the earth.
Types of Sanitation:-
Refuses or garbage’s are collected in dustbins and are conveyed by trucks to the
disposal point. Then, combustible & non-combustible portions are separated.
Combustible portions like dry leaves, waste papers, furniture, plastics, etc are burnt and
remained residue is buried.
Non-combustible materials like sand, silt, clay, etc are used for filling the low-level
areas. Human excreta are collected separately in conservancy latrines or privies and are
carried by human agencies. The Conservancy system is also called the dry system of
sanitation.
I. This system fully depends upon human agencies. So, lack of manpower or strike by
agencies can cause the unhygienic condition in the city.
II. For the burying of the residue (remained part after burning of combustible portions)
or excremental matter; a large area is required.
III. Labors are needed daily for the collection of waste.
1. Separate system:-
In a separate system, there are two separate sewers ( i.e. Foul Sewer &Storm
water Sewer). Foul sewer is also called sanitary sewer and is used to carry sewage from
buildings (but not storm water) to point of treatment. Storm water sewer is used to
carry storm water from roads, buildings & surfaces. The storm water is discharged into
rivers without treatment. If a separate outlet for storm water is available and the
topography of the town is such that storm water can be disposed of in natural drains
then, it is suitable to construct a separate system.
2. Combine System:-
In Combined System; there is only one set of the sewer. Sewages from houses
and commercial buildings as well as rainwater is carried in the same sewer. it means
that the same sewer act as both sanitary sewer and stormwater sewer.
4. Depending on the topography of the town, sewage may or may not require pumping
while treating it before disposing off.
2. Treatment is required for the large quantity of sewage before disposal as it pollutes
nature. So operation and maintenance are more costly.
Collection and disposal works are Collection and disposal works are carried
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done above the ground. out by underground sewers.
3. It is non-hygienic. It is hygienic.
No skilled labors are required for Skilled labors are required for
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maintenance of this system. maintenance of this system.
Name of student:-
Semester:- CE 5I.
Code:- 22504.
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Ref: Guidelines & Assessment Manual for Micro Projects & Industrial Training: Annexure-I