Vol. 10, Special Issue 12 (2021)

Author(s):
Jhalesh Kumar, VK Pandey, Rajesh Singh, VC Goyal and Omkar Singh

Abstract:
With the current situation of water scarcity, proper management of water resource and reuse wastewater can be help to avoid water crisis. We require increasing awareness to the peoples that our sources of freshwater are limited and we need to protect them both quantity as well as quality of water. This water scarcity not only affects water community but also decision maker as well as every human being. That’s why solve this water scarcity we have installed constructed wetland in Ibrahimpur for domestic wastewater treatment. The wastewater samples were collected in Village Ibrahimpur, Haridwar District Uttarakhand State during November 2018 to December 2020. I have collected wastewater sample at inlet of Grit Chamber, after passing through grit chamber, before and after passing to constructed wetland and stored pond water comes after treatment on different interval weekly and monthly and analyzed these samples on site and laboratory of institute. I have analyzed 10 water quality parameters which is showed that waste water quality. I have found average pollutants removal from domestic wastewater like water quality parameters pH value is 6.47%, Electrical Conductivity (µs/cm) is 45.89% and improve/increase Dissolved Oxygen (mg/l) is 824.44%, Biological Oxygen Demand (mg/l) is 83.17% and Chemical Oxygen Demand (mg/l) is 80.92%. Bacteriological parameters (MPN/100ml.) were also analyzed in institute laboratory and found average removal of E. Coliform is 99.94% and Total Coliform is 99.6%. Nitrate-Nitrogen, Ammonical-Nitrogen and Phosphate (mg/l) were removed 29.93, 81.01 and 74.96% respectively.