Water & waste treatment medicall conference

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Water and Wastewater Treatment For Hospitals - Sangeetha Subramanian Medicall conference, 2011 Chennai. Fluid control equipments, Chennai – 600006. www.flu-con.com

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  • 1.Water and Wastewater Treatment For Hospitals- Sangeetha SubramanianMedicall conference, 2011Chennai.
    Fluid control equipments, Chennai 600006.
    www.flu-con.com

2. Water Requirement in Hospitals per 200 Beds
5,000 lts per day
25,000 lts per day
10,000 lts per day
De -Mineralized Water
Fresh Water
Recycle Water
NonContactPurpose
Contact Purpose
Laboratories
Canteen
Purified Water
Glass ware,
Reagent Preparation,
Diagnostic test
Food Preparation,
Utensils Washing
Floor Wash,
Landscaping,
Flushing
Bathing & Cleaning,
Linen & Laundry cleaning
Operation theater,
Dialysis Unit
3. Water Requirement in Deepam Hospitals, Tambaram. (70 Beds - fully Occupied 7/24)
Bore Well/Private Sources
(50,000 lts)
40,000 lts per day
20,000 lts per day
10,000 lts per day
30,000 lts per day
Treated Water
(DM,RO,UV)
Fresh Water
Recycle Water
NonContactPurpose
Contact Purpose
Laboratories
Canteen
Purified Water
Glass ware,
Reagent Preparation,
Diagnostic test
Drinking,
Food Preparation,
Utensils Washing
Floor Wash,
Landscaping,
Flushing
Bathing & Cleaning,
Linen & Laundry cleaning
Operation theater,
Dialysis Unit
4. Cost Analysis
Capital Cost (INR)
Deep Bore well/Tube well-50,000 2,50,000
R.O System-4,00,00 - 7,00,000
U.V System-50,000
Recurring Cost(INR)
Plant O&M-4 lakhs 7 lakhsper annum
Water cost-1000 per 12,000 lit tank
* - Recurring cost can be significantly brought down by proper professional input at initial planning stage.
5. 6. WATER USAGE AND RECOVERY SYSTEM FOR HOSPITALS
Fresh Water
tank
Treated Water
tank
Municipal Sewage
Treatment Plant
Garden
7. Kitchen/ Canteen
Linen/ Services Area
Out Patient/ Reception
Laboratory Services
Radiology/ oncology unit
Hospital Wards/ Beds
Operation Theater
150 lpd
50 lpd
50 lpd
100 lpd
100 lpd
50 lpd
100 lpd
Sterilizing & Disinfection agents, pathogens, organic wastes, human tissues, blood
Organic wastes, pathogens, sterilizing, & Disinfection Agents
Spent liquid isotopes,photo developers, X-ray Developers.
Organic wastes, pathogens, antibiotics
Detergents, organic wastes
Food Wastes, Detergents
OrganicWastes
Solid Waste Treatment
Biological Treatment
Physico-chemical Treatment
8. TypicalSTPlayoutforhospitals
Chimney
Bio Scrubber
Chlorine Dosing Pump
Air
Bar Screen
Equalization
Tank
ToRecycle Water Tank
Tube Settler
Chlorine Dosing Tank
ACF
PSF
Aeration Tank
Blower
Filter Press
Filtrate to Head Works
9. Skid Mounted Water Treatment Plant
10. Concern Areas and Solutions
Odor issues
Bio scrubber
Plant O & M break down issues
Operate on contractual basis
Contamination of treated water line and fresh water line
Separate tanks and piping from planning stage
Hygiene
Depends on maintenance
11. Dolphin Hotels, Hyderabad, STP
12. STP LOCATED IN BASEMENT OF HILTON HOTEL NEW DELHI
13. Need for Onsite Sewage Treatment
Liquid wastes in hospitals no strict guidelines unlike Bio-medical wastes handling.
Governmental Regulations becoming increasingly strict
Hospital accreditation
Fresh water expenses
Untreated sewage hauling expenses
Land Cost
14. Effluent limits suggested by CPCB
15. Size of hospital and onsite STP requirement
DPCC 500 beds or more
TNPCB more than 50 beds/ dwelling units
KSPCB 200 beds or more(Mangalore).
16. project delivery mechanism for optimizing project cost and quality
Civil
Operation & Maintenance
Technology
Design & Engineering
Bought outs
Technology Integration

  • Planning and technology selection is usually the most critical step

17. Requires in-depth understanding of technology and design factors 18. Design & Engineering to reduce project cost and implementation risks 19. Optimization of project design for streamlining project implementation 20. Ensures that designer is ultimately responsible for quality performance 21. Higher plant operation efficiency 22. Continued client interaction 23. Least downtime 24. Higher efficiency due to in-depth understanding of assets created 25. Preparation of AMP (asset management plans) for optimizing O&M activities 26. Civil and bought out portion entirely outsourced to dedicated localcontractors 27. Technology Integration involves: 28. Piping 29. electrical 30. Instrumentation 31. Allows to optimize project construction time and quality