The Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) Educational Visit was organized with the objective of providing students with practical exposure to wastewater management and environmental sustainability practices. This visit aimed to bridge the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world application, particularly in the fields of environmental science, public health, and sustainable development.
During the visit, participants were introduced to the complete sewage treatment process, starting from the preliminary stage of screening and grit removal to primary sedimentation, biological treatment, and final disinfection. Experts at the facility explained thefunctioning of various units such as aeration tanks, clarifiers, sludge digesters, and filtration systems. Students gained insights into how harmful contaminants are removed from wastewater, making it safe for discharge or reuse.
The visit also emphasized the importance of sewage treatment in preventing waterborne diseases, protecting aquatic ecosystems, and promoting water conservation. Discussions included modern advancements in wastewater recycling, energy recovery from sludge, and the role of STPs in urban infrastructure.
Interactive sessions allowed participants to ask questions and understand operational challenges, maintenance requirements, and regulatory standards followed by treatment plants. The experience enhanced students’ awareness of environmental responsibility and inspired them to consider innovative solutions for sustainable waste management.
Overall, the educational visit was highly informative and impactful, fostering a deeper understanding of sanitation systems and their crucial role in public health and ecological blance.
Highlights of Events: Technology used in treating waste water
Date - 27-Mar-2026 to 27-Mar-2026
Time- 10:00 am to 02:00 pm
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Dr. NISHANT BHATNAGAR, Dr. SAPNA NEGI
914495931, 9458120417
DEPARTMENT OF SWASTHAVRITTA AND YOGA