28 Aug The world is not running out of the water. The real challeng

The world is not running out of the water. The real challenge is to provide enough fresh water to a rapidly growing global population (with growing demands for growth: more energy, more food, more industry and more consumption). More and more irregular weather conditions and natural disasters only exacerbate the situation. All regions of the world often struggle with severe water scarcity. This is a tough nut that even breaks in relatively rich, developed countries. But in developing countries with no basic infrastructure, inadequate financial resources are combined with rapid urbanization and increased industrialization to create a crisis. The lack of treatment options leads to two problems: waste water is not treated before it is discharged into waterways contaminating the source, which often makes water unusable for drinking. Q) In this context conduct a research on any one process industry in Middle East region/globally and explain the approaches /applications/ strategies/ methods of following with suitable examples & justification? (Hint: Refer research journals/data in the area of water and wastewater treatment process/operations). Report will be included : Abstract- Introduction- – Key elements/components involved in design, construction, start-up & operation of a wastewater treatment plant -Suitable and cost-effective wastewater treatment process technology to treat certain wastewater stream given its composition and characteristics and taking into account the required effluent standards Costing and comparison of different treatment alternatives- Optimization of the applied treatment processes- Conclusions & Recommendations- References- Note: -Include relevant pictures, diagrams, charts, graphs, tables etc for each part of the question . -Give proper in-text-citations and reference (Harvard style) – Minimum 6000 words – Headings 1-14point font (bold), Headings 2 – 12 point font (Bold ), Body text -12 point font, line spacing 1.5,font face – Times New Roman and paragraph spacing – single line spacing with no borders. – Answer should be less than 5% plagiarism