ACTIVITY LOG FOR THE FIRST WEEK

Day Brief description of the Person

& daily activity Learning In-
Date Outcome Charge
Signatur
e
SELECTING THE AREA OF RESEARCHED FOR
THE PROJECT AREA
Day – 1

VISITING THE PROJECT SELECTION OF

AREA AREA
Day - 2

KNOWING ABOUT THE RESEARCHED

PLACE OR AREA ABOUT THE AREA
Day – 3

GATHERING INFORMATION KNOWN ABOUT

ABOUT THE PLACE PLACE
Day – 4

GATHERING INFORMATION LEARNED NEW

ABOUT THE PLACE THINGS
Day – 5

GATHRING INFORMATION LEARNED NEW

ABOUT POLLUTED REGION THINGS
Day –6

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Objective of the Activity Done

GATHERING INFORMATION ABOUT THE PLACE
VISITING THE PROJECT AREA
Detailed Report:

Water pollution is a problem of serious environmental issue in India as its 70 percent

surface and groundwater resources contaminated by various pollutants such as biological,

toxic, organic, and inorganic. Among all the largest source of water pollution in India is

untreated sewage. Agricultural runoff and unregulated small scale industry are the other

sources of pollution. Most of the rivers, lakes and surface water in our country are polluted due

to industries, untreated sewage and solid wastes.. Almost 40 million litters of wastewater

enters rivers and other water bodies every day with a very small fraction of it being adequately

treated. Due to the polluted stretches in India the agricultural revenues decreases to 9% and

also a 16% fall in agricultural yields downstream areas

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Day Person In-

Brief description of the
& Learning Outcome Charge
daily activity
Dat Signature
e
INTRACTION WITH VILLAG IMPROVED SOCIAL
PEOPLES SKILL
Day – 1

INTRACTION WITH IMPROVED

SACHIVALAYAM KNOWLEDGE BOUT
Day - 2 MANAGEMENTS AREA

INTRACTION WITH GATHERD MORE

MUNICIPALATY INFORMATION
Day – 3 ENGINEERS AE ,JEE ABOUT SELECTED
AREA

INTRACTION WITH OTHERS IMPROVED SOCIAL

WHICH ARE BELONGS TO SKILL
Day – 4 SELECTED AREA

IDENTYFED THE WAYS THE GAINED

REGION WAS POLLUTING KNOWLEDGE
Day – 5 ABOUT THE TYPES
OF POLLUTION

GATHERD ALL THE GOOD IDEA ON

INFORMATION POLLUTED WATER
Day –6 BODY

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Objective of the Activity Done:

INTRACTION WITH VILLAG PEOPLES
INTRACTION WITH MUNICIPALATY ENGINEERS AE ,JEE

Detailed Report:
Some remedial measures should be adopted to protect the
poor masses of the country. Water pollution near oceans, rivers, lakes
should be controlled. Waste ingredients should not be disposed in oceans,
rivers, lakes and ground water. Controlled use of pesticides and fertilisers
should be done as this will prevent runoffs of the material into nearby
water sources. Clean water bodies will result in the sustained development
of the country particularly the vulnerable sections of the society. It is the
dire need of the hour to control water pollution to achieve the vision of the'
healthy nation'. In our study we have selected bavisettivari peta village to
carry out the investigation on the water pollution problems and the
challenges faced by the people living in that locality .We suggested to
implement the following cost effective water treatment methods to reduce
the pollution of water Solar distillation bicycle filter Constructed wet
lands Constructed wetland, waste ingredients, sewage water, chemica

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Day Person In-

Brief description of the daily
& Learning Outcome Charge
activity
Dat Signature
e
STUDY ON POLLUTED PROBLEMS
REGION IDENTY FIED
Day – 1

SAMPLE COLLECTION SAMPLE

COLLECTED
Day - 2

LABORATORY TEST OF TYPE OF

COLLECTED SAMPLE POLLUTION
Day – 3 IDENTYFIED

GATHER LABORATOURY LEVELS OF ACIDTY

RESULTS AND IMPURITY
Day – 4 LEVELS
IDENTYFIED

STUDY ON WATER GAINED

TREATMENT METHODS KNOWLEDGE
Day – 5 ABOUT IT

PROCESS ON TREATMENT GAINED

OF COLLECTED SMPLES KNOWLEDGE
Day –6 ABOUT IT

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Objective of the Activity Done: PROBLEMS IDENTY FIED

TYPE OF POLLUTION IDENTYFIED
Detailed Report:
Water pollution is a problem of serious environmental issue in
India as its 70 percent surface and groundwater resources contaminated by
various pollutants such as biological, toxic, organic, and inorganic. Among all
the largest source of water pollution in India is untreated sewage. Agricultural
runoff and unregulated smallscale industry are the other sources of pollution.
Most of the rivers, lakes and surface water in our country are polluted due to
industries, untreated sewage and solid wastes.. Almost 40 million litres of
wastewater enters rivers and other water bodies every day with a very small
fraction of it being adequately treated. Due to the polluted stretches in India the
agricultural revenues decreases to 9% and also a 16% fall in agricultural yields
downstream areas. Some remedial measures should be adopted to protect the
poor masses of the country. Water pollution near oceans, rivers, lakes should be
controlled. Waste ingredients should not be disposed in oceans, rivers, lakes and
ground water. Controlled use of pesticides and fertilisers should be done as this
will prevent runoffs of the material into nearby water sources. Clean water
bodies will result in the sustained development of the country particularly the
vulnerable sections of the society. It is the dire need of the hour to control water
pollution to achieve the vision of the' healthy nation'. In our study we have
selected bavisettivari peta village to carry out the investigation on the water
pollution problems and the challenges faced by the people living in that
locality .We suggested to implement the following cost effective water
treatment methods to reduce the pollution of water pollution

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Day Brief description of the Person

& daily activity Learning In-
Date Outcome Charge
Signatur
e
STUDY ON WHICH PURIFICATION
TREATMENT IS SUITABLE LEVELS HAS BEEN
Day – 1 FOR THAT IMPURE WATER IDENTIFIED

STUDY ON DIFFERENT SEARCHED BEST

TYPES OF THECNICES OF TREATMENT
Day - 2 TREATEMENT WATER METHOD

FILTRATION AND PURIFICATION

CHLORINATION LEVEL HAS BEEN
Day – 3 IDENTYFIED

SEDIMENTATIONS PURIFICATION
COAGULATION AND LEVEL HAS BEEN
Day – 4 IDENTYFIED
FLOCULATION

SOLAR DISTILATION PURIFICATION

BICYLE FILLTER LEVEL HAS BEEN
Day – 5 IDENTYFIED

CONSTRUC TED WET LAND IDENTIFIED BEST

PURIFICATION
Day –6 TECHNIQUE

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Objective of the Activity Done:

PURIFICATION LEVELS HAS BEEN IDENTIFIED
SEARCHED BEST TREATMENT METHOD
Detailed Report:
ELURU district of the Indian state of Andhra Pradesh. It is located in
ELURU MANDAL
As of 2011 Census of India, ELURU had a population of 5308. The total
population constitutes, 2660 males and 2648 females. 648 children are in the age
group of 0 – 6 years. The average literacy rate stands at 85.55 %.
BAVISETTIWARI PETA is the one of the place situated in the region. The
history of ELURU dates back to the second century CE and has great
prominence in the history of Andhra. VENGI near ELURU was the capital of
Andhra from the second century to the twelfth century, ruled by
SALANKAYANAS, VISHUKUDINAS, and Eastern CHALUKYAS. VENGI
was the capital city of ANDHARAPRADESH for more years than any other city
in Andhra Pradesh. ELURU was part of the Buddhist kingdom of VENGI.
ELURU is at 16°42′42″N 81°06′11″E and has an average elevation of 22 m (72
FT). It lies on the Eastern coastal plains.[21] It is about halfway between the
Krishna and Godavari rivers and about 50 kilometers inland from the Bay of
Bengal. The TAMMILERU RIVER and the Krishna and Godavari canals pass
through the city, before the river. The ELURU canal from Krishna empties into
KOLLERU Lake near the ELURU plays a major role in education for urban and
rural students from nearby villages. It has an average literacy rate of 83.90%
with, according to the 2011 census, a total number of 155,894 who are literate.
This includes, 80,434 men (88.13%) and 75,460 women (79.82%). Eluru
Municipal Corporation is the civic body of Eluru. It was first constituted as a
municipality in 1866. It was upgraded to Municipal Corporation on 9 April 2005
from selection grade municipality. It is spread over an area of 14.50 km2 (5.60
sq. mi) with 50 wards

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Day Person In-

Brief description of the
& Learning Outcome Charge
daily activity
Dat Signature
e
FIRST AWERNESS AWARED PEOPLE
PROGRAMME HAD BEEN
Day – 1 CONDUCTED WHY THE
AREA POLLUTED

SECOND AWERNESS AWARED PEOPLE

PROGRAMM HAD BEEN
Day - 2 CONDUCTED TO STOP
POLLUTION

ACCUREING BEST STUDIED MORE

KNOWLEDGE ON DRY WET ABOUT TECHNIC
Day – 3 LAND THECNICES

FINAL TEST ON DRYWET LEVEL OF

LAND HAD BEEN DONE PURIFICATION HAS
Day – 4 BEEN DONE

RESULT OF TREATMENT GATHERED TEST

RESULTS
Day – 5

GATHERD INFORAMTION FINAL STUDY HAS

OF ALL THE ABOVE BEEN DONE
Day –6

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Objective of the Activity Done:

FIRST AWERNESS PROGRAMME HAD BEEN CONDUCTED WHY THE
AREA POLLUTED
Detailed Report:

Eluru urban agglomeration is spread over an area of 23.85 km2 (9.21 sq. mi)
and its constituents include Eluru municipal corporation, census towns of
sanivarapupeta, satrampadu, gavaravaram,tangellamudi, and partly out growths
of komadavole, eluru (rural) villages. Law and order in Eluru is maintained with
the help of eight police stations, which includes one woman and one traffic
police station. These are under the jurisdiction of the 'Additional Judicial First
Class Magistrate'. Australia, Germany and the UnitedOUR study area for the
project is BAVI SETTI VARI PETA, associated in the eluru region and the
details of the area are as follows: • It is the area of combined subdivision of 9th
and 6th in ELURU. • It has population of around 3500. • 1250 families were
living in that area and it is having two SACHIVALAYAM’S. • In that village
one lake has been polluted that’s is BAVISITTIVARI

SHORT-TERM AND LONG-TERM SOLUTIONS: (I)Short-term solutions:

The short-term solutions are firstly government should provide awareness to the
villagers around pound not to through any of the waste into the pond. Plastic
should be banned in the region of BAVVI SETTI VARI PETA. Fishers and
farmers should be given guidelines to not use any chemicals that are harmful to
environment in their respective work fields. (II)Long-term solutions: Long-term
solutions are should be maintained as follows they are most economical water
treatment methods FILTRATION CHLORINATION
SEDIMENTATIONS COAGULATION AND FLOCULATION SOLAR
DISTILATION BICYLE FILLTER CONSTRUCTED WET LAN

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Day Person In-

Brief description of the
& Learning Outcome Charge
daily activity
Dat Signature
e
FINAL RECOMMENDATION BEST TECHNIQUE
OF PURIFICATION HAS BE
Day – 1 TECHINQUE STUDIED

SUGGESTED DRY-WET ECONOMICAL AND

LAND IS SUITABLE BEST TECHINQUE IS
Day - 2 SUGGESTED

PROCESS OF 1ST STAGE OF PREPARING OF

DOCUMENTATION DOCUMENT
Day – 3

PROCESS OF 2ND STAGE OF PREPARING OF

DOCUMENT DOCUMENT
Day – 4

PROCRESS OF 3RD STAGE OF PREPARING OF

DOCUMENT DOCUMENT
Day – 5

FINAL PROJECT REPORT IS GAINED BEST

COMPLETED EXPERIENCE IN
Day –6 FIELD WORK

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Objective of the Activity Done:

FINAL RECOMMENDATION OF PURIFICATION TECHINQUE
FINAL PROJECT REPORT IS COMPLETED
Detailed Report:

RECOMMENDATIONS AND CONCLUSIONS: From the above mentioned

long term and short term solution for the pollution problems in the village we
are suggested to adopt of simple and economical water treatment method of
using constructed wet land
Constructed wetlands are artificial wastewater treatment system consisting of
shallow (usually less than 0.5m deep) ponds or channels, which have been
planted with aquatic plants(Elephant ear plants), and rely upon natural
microbial, biological, physical and chemical processes to treat wastewater.
These systems of wastewater treatment offer several potential advantages as
compared to conventional treatment system, this include; simple construction
can be constructed with local materials (fine aggregate &coarse aggregate),
require less skill to operate and maintain, process stability under varying
environmental conditions, Utilization of natural processes, and lower
construction, operation and maintenance costs. There are two basic types of
constructed wetland namely; free water surface flow constructed wetland in
which the flow of water is above the sediment surface, and subsurface flow
constructed wetland in which the flow of water is primarily below the sediment
surface. These systems use wetland plants, soils and their associated
microorganisms to remove contaminants from wastewater
The pollutant removal mechanisms in a constructed wetland plant comprise
several physical, chemical, biological and biochemical processes and this
include; sedimentation, filtration, aerobic and anaerobic microbial degradation,
plant uptake, soil sorption, precipitation and etc... Water lettuce is important in
the treatment of waste water. The use of water plants in waste water treatment is
economical, is a natural way of treating water. Water lettuce is a free-floating
aquatic weed that rapidly forms dense mats covering rivers, dams and irrigation
canals. It can restrict water flow, increase water loss by transpiration and serve
as a breeding ground for mosquitoes

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