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Spring Source
Water Consumption
Water source = Spring
Peak hour= 10 h/d
Shower
disposal
Proposed Wastewater Distribution
Wastewater
2.3m3/h (80% peak water flow)
Unit-1(of70%)
Separate collection Bathroom waste Unit-2( 30%)
Toilet Kitchen
BOD ,COD (mg/L) Bathroom
Unit1 - 300 and 600
Unit2 - 50 and 100
Site Information
Soil condition : sandy clay with gravel (loose type)
Slopy terrain surrounded with forest
Total land area = 12500 sqm
Available land for construction=3000sqm
Proposed DEWATS Area
Shower SETT
PGF
LER
FO
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Kitc
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Proposed DEWATS Layout
AF 76 138 41 80
PGF (Combined) 40 79 30 60
O&M of the system
Operation
Pumping of treated water
Caretaking of the system
Maintenance
De-sludging of Settler and ABR (30 months)
Cleaning of filter media ( 5 yrs)
Replacement of filter material during cleaning filter
medium(10%)
Treated Water Reuse Option
Gardening
Irrigation
Ponds
Outer floor Cleaning
Toilet Flushing (after further treatment)
Financial Analysis
Expenditures (NRs)
Cost of Construction – 120,000x23=2,800,000
Annual Operation and Maintenance of Structure – 1.5x2,800,
000= 42,000
Interest – 10 % of Cost of the Structure – 280,000
Return on Capital Investment Annually For 20 Years – 140,000
Net Expenditure Annually – 462,000
Savings (NRs)
Annual Saving on Water Uses – 23x100x365day=
839,500=800,000
Saving Per Year – (800,000-462,000) = 338,000
Net Saving on Investment – 338,000
Other Benefits
Ecologically Balanced – It helps in bringing tourists more
and hence helps more earnings
Environment improved
Social Encouragement
Water sources are protected
Other Benefits
Integration of Bio-digester
Totalwater Generated (Kitchen waste @0.25 kg, Night soil@ 0.2 kg/person) = 45 kg
Gas Production (Kitchen waste @0.03m3/kg, Night soil@ 0.05 m3/kg) = 1.75 m3