Difference between revisions of "City Sewer System"
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Brihanmumbai territory is divided in seven sewer zones viz. Colaba, Worli, Bandra, Versova, Malad, Bhandup and Ghatkopar, for the sake of collection, treatment and disposal of the sewage. The treated sewage from Colaba, Worli and Bandra Zones is disposed into the Arabian Sea through marine outfalls. The Treated sewage from Versova zones is discharged into the Malad creek, while the treated sewage from Bhandup and Ghatkopar zones discharge into the Thane creek, through waste water treatment facilities such as aerated lagoons. The underground sewerage system discharges at various lengths into the sea: | Brihanmumbai territory is divided in seven sewer zones viz. Colaba, Worli, Bandra, Versova, Malad, Bhandup and Ghatkopar, for the sake of collection, treatment and disposal of the sewage. The treated sewage from Colaba, Worli and Bandra Zones is disposed into the Arabian Sea through marine outfalls. The Treated sewage from Versova zones is discharged into the Malad creek, while the treated sewage from Bhandup and Ghatkopar zones discharge into the Thane creek, through waste water treatment facilities such as aerated lagoons. The underground sewerage system discharges at various lengths into the sea: | ||
The Love Grove treatments works has an outfall 3 Kms long, Colaba-1.1 Kms, Bandra- 3 Kms, Versova 2.9 Kms, Malad- 2.2 Kms, Ghatkopar 0.9 Kms and Bhandup 1.15 Kms. | The Love Grove treatments works has an outfall 3 Kms long, Colaba-1.1 Kms, Bandra- 3 Kms, Versova 2.9 Kms, Malad- 2.2 Kms, Ghatkopar 0.9 Kms and Bhandup 1.15 Kms. | ||
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| + | TIMELINE | ||
| + | 1800 First sewage lines laid in Colaba | ||
| + | 1842 First basic pipleline laid in Bombay for sewage transport | ||
| + | 1860 First treatment plant commissioned at Colaba | ||
| + | 1880 Captain Tulloct created the concept of separate systems for storm and sewage water | ||
| + | 1880 Sewage plant using chimney, boiler system commissioned at present Love Grove | ||
| + | 1890 Baldwin Lantham submitted a report on sanitation | ||
| + | 1893 Report implemented and an ejector system (network for disposing sewage into sea)built. | ||
| + | 1976 M/s Metcalf & Eddy submitted an Integrated Master Plan for Sewage collection and disposal till 2005. Was implemented at a cost of Rs 94 lakh | ||
| + | 1995-97 Data on manholes computerised. Only such data in any sewage system in India | ||
| + | 1998 New commission for renewal of drainage system appointed | ||
| + | 2000 Committee submitted report suggesting Rs 55,704 million required for overhaul. | ||
Revision as of 17:23, 1 July 2019
Brihanmumbai territory is divided in seven sewer zones viz. Colaba, Worli, Bandra, Versova, Malad, Bhandup and Ghatkopar, for the sake of collection, treatment and disposal of the sewage. The treated sewage from Colaba, Worli and Bandra Zones is disposed into the Arabian Sea through marine outfalls. The Treated sewage from Versova zones is discharged into the Malad creek, while the treated sewage from Bhandup and Ghatkopar zones discharge into the Thane creek, through waste water treatment facilities such as aerated lagoons. The underground sewerage system discharges at various lengths into the sea: The Love Grove treatments works has an outfall 3 Kms long, Colaba-1.1 Kms, Bandra- 3 Kms, Versova 2.9 Kms, Malad- 2.2 Kms, Ghatkopar 0.9 Kms and Bhandup 1.15 Kms.
TIMELINE
1800 First sewage lines laid in Colaba 1842 First basic pipleline laid in Bombay for sewage transport 1860 First treatment plant commissioned at Colaba 1880 Captain Tulloct created the concept of separate systems for storm and sewage water
1880 Sewage plant using chimney, boiler system commissioned at present Love Grove 1890 Baldwin Lantham submitted a report on sanitation 1893 Report implemented and an ejector system (network for disposing sewage into sea)built. 1976 M/s Metcalf & Eddy submitted an Integrated Master Plan for Sewage collection and disposal till 2005. Was implemented at a cost of Rs 94 lakh 1995-97 Data on manholes computerised. Only such data in any sewage system in India 1998 New commission for renewal of drainage system appointed 2000 Committee submitted report suggesting Rs 55,704 million required for overhaul.
