PROJECT: ELECTRICAL WETLAND SYSTEM

INTRODUCTION:
A wetland is a distinct ecosystem that is inundated by water, either permanently or seasonally,
where oxygen-free processes prevail.[1] The primary factor that distinguishes wetlands from other
landforms or water bodies is the characteristic vegetation of aquatic plants,[2][3] adapted to the
unique hydric soil.
Wetlands play a number of functions, including water purification, water storage, processing of
carbon and other nutrients, stabilization of shorelines, and support of plants and animals.[4]

CURRENT SCENARIO IN INDIA:

If India is able to use the appropriate technology for water treatment, it could significantly expand its
water supply and improve the use of water to improve public health and economic development.

The world is not running out of the water. The real challenge is to provide enough fresh water to a
rapidly growing global population (with growing demands for growth: more energy, more food,
more industry, and more consumption). More and more irregular weather conditions and natural
disasters only exacerbate the situation.

PROBLEM WE ARE FACING:

The lack of treatment options leads to two problems:

1. Wastewater is not treated before it is discharged into waterways contaminating the source,
which often makes the water unusable for drinking.

2. Drinking water is removed from the same source and was not properly treated again,
causing significant public health problems: 21% of India’s communicable diseases are caused
by hazardous water.

SOLUTION OF THE PROBLEM:

The challenge is to find a low-priced and low-technology user which, on the one hand, avoids
endangering our substantial waste water-dependent livelihoods and, on the other hand, protect the
degradation of our valuable natural resources. The use of built wetlands is now recognized as
effective Technology for sewage treatment. Compared with conventional processing systems, built
wetlands need less material and energy, they are easy to handle, and they do not have any problems
with sludge disposal and can be maintained by unskilled personnel.
IDEA:
TO MAKE ELECTRICAL WETLAND SYSTEM.

MODEL OF THE SYSTEM:

PROCEDURES:
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It also provides the staging zone through

which water should flow through trickling
filter for recirculation through wetland cell.
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 In trickling filter microbial organisms feed
on wastewater stream, removing
ammonia, phosphorous, and many other
substances from water.

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OUTCOMES:
1. It will decrease the time of getting pure water from the
wetland system.
2. Quality of water will be improved.
3. Recycling of wastewater will be easier, no personal skills or
labor is needed.