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    DIFFERENT TYPES OF

    SEWAGE SYSTEMS
    1. COMBINED SYSTEM
    A combined system is used to carry sanitary
    sewage and stormwater through one sewer
    system. Treating the wastewater in this system is
    usually easy because it has been diluted by
    rainwater.
    There is an enormous volume of sewage, which
    means the water has a high velocity. Because of this
    high speed of water and its ability to self-cleanse,
    there is no need for flushing. The combined system
    is secure and cheap to implement, especially within
    house plumbing, since it only requires a single piping
    set.
    2. SEPARATE SYSTEM
    In a separate sewage system, there are
    different sewers for storm and surface water,
    while there is the same sewer system for
    domestic and industrial sewage.
    This type of system is less expensive than
    other types because it used less amount of
    water for treatment, and the entire design is
    economical as well. The separate sewage
    system is preferred over a combined sewage
    system because it is more economical.
    Another advantage of this system is that it
    doesn’t affect stream pollution.
    3. PARTIALLY SEPARATE SYSTEM
    The partially separate sewage system is better than
    the separate system because it is cheaper and easy to
    use in small-scale sewers.
    This type of system takes water from kitchens,
    bathrooms, and the rainwater collected on the roof
    through a single pipe. This allows a reduction in house
    plumbing because waste from all parts of the house
    plus water from the roof uses the same pipe.
    Remaining water from other places falls into separate
    sewers or drains. This system actively introduces
    stormwater into the sanitary sewage pipes to increase
    the volume of water and allow it to flush itself.
    THANK YOU & GOD BLESS

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