GSDP -Certificate course on “ETP/STP/CETP Operations and

GREENSKILLDEVELOPMENTPROGRAMME(GSDP)

Certificate Course on

ETP/STP/CETP Operation and Maintenance

February , 2020

GOVERNMENT OF INDIA

MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE CHANGE (MoEF&CC)

NEW DELHI

PROGRESS REPORT

GSDP-CERTIFICATE COURSE

ON

EI - DIVISION, MINISTRY OF ENVIRONMENT, FOREST AND CLIMATE

CHANGE (MOEF&CC) GOVERNMENT OF INDIA,

NEW DELHI

March, 2020

“ETP/STP/CETP OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE”

INDEX

PROGRESS REPORT ....................................................................................................................................................... 1

LIST OF SELECTED CANDIDATES .............................................................................................................................18

ANNEXURE-II: PROGRAMME SCHEDULE WITH RESOURCE PERSONS ....................................................... 22

ANNEXURE-III: QUESTIONNAIRE ALONG WITH MARKS LIST ....................................................................... 25

ANNEXURE-IV: SOME OF THE PHOTOGRAPHS TAKEN DURING THE COURSE ........................................... 28

ANNEXURE-V: FEW FEEDBACK FORMS FOR REFERENCE ............................................................................... 29

GSDP -Certificate course on “ETP/STP/CETP Operations and Maintenance 2020

ENVIS Hub, EPTRI, Hyderabad Page 1

PROGRESS REPORT

Certificate Course on “ETP/STP/CETP Operations and Maintenance under

Green Skill Development Program (GSDP)

Organised by ENVIS Hub, EPTRI

Sponsored by EI‐Division, MoEF&CC, Government of India

Duration 10th

February,2020 to 24th

March, 2020 (260 Hrs Course ) Venue EPTRI, Hyderabad The Ministry of Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEF&CC), Government of India, for

the first time, has taken up an initiative for the Skill Development in the Environment and Forest

sector to enable unemployed youth to get gainful employment. This programme endeavours to

impart Green Skilled working skill to candidates having minimum technical knowledge and

aptitude in the respective field which contributes to the Sustainable Development.

A growing shortage of persons with hand on experience in Water and Air monitoring is reported

nationwide, crippling well intended schemes related to research programmes and all monitoring

activities in industries and as well as environmental laboratories. Keeping in view of this, the EI

Division, MoEFCC has awarded a Certificate Course on “ETP/STP/CETP Operations and

Maintenance” under Green Skill Development Programme to ENVIS Hub, EPTRI. The target

group for this course are science graduates. Therefore, this certificate course would serve as a

source of employment in various pollution control Boards and Environmental Laboratories as well

as in all the industries who are having Environment and Health safety wings as there is a huge

demand of Skilled Monitoring Experts.

A total of 25 participants (List enclosed as Annexure I with attendance sheet) have undergone

training under Green Skill Development Programme (GSDP) on “ETP/STP/CETP Operations

and Maintenance” at EPTRI, Hyderabad from 10th

February,2020 – 24th

March, 2020. Among

them were 14 female candidates and 11 are male candidates. The participants belonged to

different castes 2 of OC, 2 of BC-B, 1 of BC-A, 6 of BC, 1 of OBC, 9 of SC, 1 of SC-B, 2 of ST

and 1 from General. The students were imparted theory and practical knowledge by conducting

Laboratory exposure and field visits. There were taken to Common Effluent Treatment Plant

(CETP), Jeedimetla, BHEL, Sewage Treatment Plant (STP) at Amberpet , Hussainsagar.

Dr. Suneela. M, ENVIS Coordinator, Mr. Sanjeev P Santhosh, Training Officer, Mr. N. Ravinder,

Chief Environmental Scientist and course coordinator and N. Satheesh, Data Entry Operator,

Coordinator made very good efforts in all aspects for successful completion of the course. On the

concluding day the students received the certificate from MoEF&CC, GoI.



Introduction

The students were selected through selection committee in the Walk‐in‐interview as per the GSDP

guidelines. The selection committee comprised of Dr. M. Suneela, ENVIS Coordinator and Mr. N.

Raveendhar, Chief Env. Scientist, Laboratory and Course Coordinator.

The selected candidates were intimated through mail and phone calls. After acceptance from the

selected 25 candidates out of 25 required for course. Inspite-of repeated calls the candidates could not

turned-up due to their continuation of studies and research activities. Hence, the course started as per

the programme schedule with 25 candidates. The students were provided with ID card, Cloth Bag, Long Note Book, Study material and Stationary.

ID Card Bag

Long Note Book with Stationary and Study Material

The programme schedule along with Resource person of this training course is placed at Annexure II.

The training course is divided into three parts 1. Theory Classes on the subject on Water and Air Pollution.

2. Hands on training in the Chemical Lab, Microbiology Lab, Air Lab and Instrument Lab.

3. Field visits to the CETP, STP, Industries, Rivers and Tanks.



INAUGURAL SESSION: 14.02.2020

Inaugural session started by Dr. M. Suneela, Scientist & ENVIS Coordinator, with a speech on

highlighting the GSDP initiation by MoEF&CC and later was carried out with the lightening of lamps

by the chief guests.

Dr. M. Suneela, ENVIS Coordinator

giving a welcome address



Lightening up by Chief Guests:

Sri C. Partha Sarathi, IAS

DG, EPTRI lighting lamp

Sri S.D. Mukherji IFS (Retd),

Advisor, EPTRI lighting lamp

Sri Dr. M Bhanja, IFS (Retd) ,

Advisor (Tech), EPTRI lighting lamp



Sri C. Partha Sarathi, IAS, DG-EPTRI shared the significance of GSDP training programme, status

and enlightened the participants the necessity of monitoring and importance of ETP’s, STP’s and its

Operations and Maintenance.

Sri C. Partha Sarathi, IAS

Director General, EPTRI

addressing the participants

Sri N. Raveendhar

Chief Environmental Scientist

addressing about the significance of course

Chief Environmental Scientist and Course Coordinator Mr. N. Raveendhar shared his experience on

the course ETP/STP/CETP Operation and Maintenance work at TSPCB and emphasized the

significance of laboratory and monitoring skills and the demand in the environmental laboratories

during the inaugural function.

After the Inaugural function various classes were started and the following lectures were taken up daily

as per the schedule given. The salient features of lectures and outcome of the participants are as follows



LECTURE 1: INTRODUCTION ON ENVIRONMENTAL ISSUES - Sri N. Raveendhar, CES, EPTRI

Topic overview:

Definition of Environment

Components of Environment

(i) Abiotic components

(ii) Biotic components

(ii) Energy components

Factors Affecting Environment

Types of Environment

Man Made Environment

E- Management Objectives

Components of Environmental

Management

Segments of Environment and Types of Environmental Pollution

Environmental Issues in India and Global

Key points: Learning’s by participants

Components of Environment, which are factors affecting by the Topographic, Climatic, Edafic

and Biotical.

How to man brings environment changes by technically, transportation, Constructions,

Agricultural implements, Channels of Energy, Revolution in Satellite Communications and

Industrial revolutions

LECTURE 2 : INTRODUCTION ON WATER POLLUTION Mr. Raisoddin, AQM, EPTRI

Topic overview:

An introduction to types of Water

Pollutants, their categories, Eutrophication,

disease causing agents, Sediment Pollution,

inorganic plant and algal nutrients has

discussed. An insight to global Water

pollution, improving water quality standards,

State of Water, Human activities that

contribute to Water pollution, Water

pollutants, Effects of polluted Water on

Agriculture, Environment/Ecosystem,

domestic, industrial, and Economy have also

discussed during this session.

Water quality criteria and standards, parameters (Physical, Chemical, Toxic metals,

Bacteriological Biological and Radioactive materials) are discussed. A comparison of water

quality with regulatory standards, CPCB water quality criteria, classification of water quality,

Drinking water standards by Environment Protection Agency (EPA) and IS 10500:2012 Drinking

water quality standards have also discussed .



LECTURE 3: CHEMICAL ANALYSIS, SAMPLING TECHNIQUES AND RISK

ASSESSMENT - Sri N. Raveendhar, CES, EPTRI

Topic overview:

Site locations

Types of samples ( Error! Reference

ource not found.)

Types of sampling techniques

Field measurement(immediate

parameters)

Sample preservation and handling

requirements

Key points:

Methods for sampling of various

parameters at various fields such as Grab

sampling, composite sampling, integrated sampling

Field measurement – PH, EC, TEMP, TDS, DO(DO probe)

Sampling process

A fixing sites, collection, Transportation, Analysis, Interpretation

LECTURE 4 : INTRODUCTION OF ANALYTICAL LABORTORY

- Sri C. Satish, QM, Lab & Lab Staff, EPTRI

TOPICS DISCUSSED :

What are analytical techniques

Types of instruments

Characteristics of pollutants,

Analytical methods

Principles of analysis

How to identify pollutants

Introduction of instruments

AAS(atomic absorption

spectrophotometer)

ICPOES

GC –MS

C H NS Analyzer (for Coal sample, Waste and Vermicompost C/N ratio)

TOC Analyzer

Flame Photometer



LECTURE 5 : APPROACHING TOWARDS SUSTAINABLE ZLD

-Sri N. Raveendhar, CES, EPTRI

Topic overview:

An Approach towards sustainable Zero Liquid

Discharge, typical Industrial Zero Liquid

Discharge cycle & Flow Chart, conventional Zero

Liquid Discharge with Tubular Membrane

Filtration, Multiple Effect evaporator and detail

description of Tubular Membrane Filtration have

discussed during this session.

A detailed rationalisation on treatment methods consisting of Screens, Grit Removal system,

Equalisation/Neutralisation tanks, Sedimentation tanks, Activated sludge and Extended aeration,

troubleshooting problems, Sludge digesting, Dewatering, Chlorination and Arithmetical calculations

had discussed.

ertificate course on “Pollution Monitors (Water & Air)”

LECTURE 6: INTRODUCTION ON WASTE WATER TREATMENT – Mr. Raisoddin, AQM, EPTRI

Purpose:

To manage water discharged from homes,

businesses and industries to reduce the threat

of water pollution.

Topic overview:

Pre – treatment

Preliminary treatment

Primary treatment

Secondary treatment

Sludge (Biosolids) disposal

Key points: Learnt by the participants

P

re-treatment occurs in business or industry prior to discharge.

P

revention of toxic chemicals or excess nutrients being discharged in wastewater.

W

ater discharged from homes, businesses and industry enters sanitary viewers.

W

ater from rainwater on streets enters storm water sewers.

C

ombined sewers carry both sanitary wastes and storm water.



W

ater moves towards the wastewater plant primarily by gravity flow.

L

ift stations pump water from low lying areas over hills.

LECTURE 7: OVERVIEW OF WASTE IN GLOBAL AND INDIA - Mr. Sree Harsha, Training Section

Topic overview: Learnt by the participants

T

he present situation of Wastewater in Globe, State wise status of Sewage generation &

treatment in India

I

ndustrial Wastewater being generated sector wise in India.

M

unicipal Wastewater generation and treatment capacity of Metropolitan Cities and STPs located

in India with their capacity.

A

vailable Water on Earth, Global Wastewater generation and treated, what is Wastewater?

(Greywater, Blackwater), Evolution of Wastewater treatment (onsite & offsite), collection

systems.

W

hy Operation and Maintenance of Wastewater Treatment plant? are discussed.

LECTURE 8: GENERAL DISCUSSION ABOUT MICROBIOLOGY LAB SET-UP

STANDARD OPERATING PROCEDURES - Mr. Vamsi krishna

Microbiology Lab, EPTRI

Microbiological methods of India

Topic overview:

Essential equipment

Microbio lab set-up

SOP

WQ standards (CPCB, BIS, European, WHO)

Good lab parameters (GLP)

Fundamentals of lab setup

Introduction of instruments

Key points:

The participants are well acquainted with procedures of microbiology techniques

Essential equipment – media preparation, sterilization, culture inoculants and growth,

enumeration, storage



Laminar air flow Incubator used to maintain temperature

Water bath – 44.5 of for FC

Microscopes, refrigerator, colony counter

SOP – testing for pathogens

Bacterial measurement – Membrane filtration

method, Multiple tube fermentation TC – 3steps of testing

A. Presumptive test

B. Confirmed Test

C. Completed test

Result – MPN/100ml

–CFU/100ml

LECTURE 9: INTER RELATIONSHIP OF ENVIRONMENT AND HEALTH

- Dr. B. Shiva Prasad, EPTRI

Topic Overview:

1) What is environment &

What is Health?

2) What is a disease ?

3) Disability – Adjusted Life Years

(DALYs)

4) Emergent Disease

5) Outbreaks of Disease

6) Emerging Eclogical Diseases

7) How microbes Acquire antibiotic

resistance?

8) The 7 Core Concepts

9) How would you rate Toxic

products?

10) Routes of Exposure : i. The Source of the hazard

ii. The Environmental Pathway

iii. The Contact (inhaled fumes)

LECTURE 10: ETP/STP/CETP – OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE - K. Narayana Swamy, JETL

Topic Overview:

A brief description to Wastewater (what

is wastewater?, Wastewater Treatment),

Important parameters (characteristics,

amount of Wastewater and duration),

important contaminants (Suspended

solids, Nutrients, priority pollutants,

refractory organics, heavy metals and

dissolved organics), description of



common types of Wastewater treatment methods (physical, chemical and biological treatments), sludge

treatment & disposal and a basic description of model of Industrial Wastewater treatment plant has

been discussed. An insight to the Aerobic and Anaerobic cycles of decomposition was also discussed.

Treatment technologies based on the Water quality, recent modern types of STPs viz., Sequential Batch

reactor (SBR), Moving Bed Bio reactor (MBBR), Membrane Bioreactor (MBR), Rotating Biological

Contactors (RBC), Deep shaft process, Upflow Anaerobic Sludge Blanket (UASB), Chemical

Precipitation technologies, Oxidation technologies, Membrane technologies, Evaporation

Technologies, and a Case study on Study on Sewage Reuse had been elaborate. A concise on Pumping

Stations & Pump fundamentals, Types of Pumps, Design, Efficiencies of Pumps, Materials for

construction of Pumps.

A brief note on Characteristics of Wastewater, Discharge Standards, Types of treatments and typical

flow sheets have discussed.

Biological Treatment – An Approach towards sustainable Zero Liquid Discharge, typical Industrial

Zero Liquid Discharge cycle & Flow Chart, conventional Zero Liquid Discharge with Tubular

Membrane Filtration, Multiple Effect evaporator and detail description of Tubular Membrane Filtration

have discussed during this session.

A detailed rationalisation on treatment methods consisting of Screens, Grit Removal system,

Equalisation/Neutralisation tanks, Sedimentation tanks, Activated sludge and Extended aeration,

troubleshooting problems, Sludge digesting, Dewatering, Chlorination and Arithmetical calculations

had discussed.

LECTURE 11: GEOGRAPHIC INFORMATION SYSTEM & REMOTE SENSING - Dr. J. Swaraj, GIS EXPERT, EPTRI

Topic Overview:

Geographic Information System:

Topics Covered:

Introduction to GIS & Remote

Sensing stands as a decision making

tool in Transportation.

Travel demand forecasting for

urban transportation planning.

For finding best routes / Alternative

route management.

Geography (Latitudes And

Longitudes)

Layers

Spatial Data And GIS Basics

Fundamentals Of Maps and Cartography



Scales

Projections

Global Positioning System (GPS), Space Segment and Control Segment.

Key points: The participants had a detailed view on various GIS, Topo Sheets, Remote Sensing, Space

Segement and Control Segment.

LECTURE 12: ICP-OES and AAS

- Mr. K. Raju, EPTRI lab

Topic Overview:

ICP-OES(inductive coupled plasma

optical emission spectrophotometer) –

used for metal analysis

Sample is collected in plastic bottles

HNO3(nitric acid) is used as a

preservative and analysis can be done

up to 6months.

for dissolved metals acid is not added

Suspended metals acid is added

Metal Digestion – is 2types (open and

closed)

Open – hot plate

Closed – microwave

Key points:

The participants are acquainted with the ICP instrument and sampling preparation and operation

of instruments and calibration procedures

LECTURE 13: WEATHER/CLIMATE AND AMBIENT AIR SAMPLING ANALYSIS

- Mr. Raisoddin, AQM, EPTRI

Topic overview:

Definition of Air Pollution

Major Components of the Atmosphere

Classification of Pollutants:

(i) Primary

(ii) Secondary

What is Particulate Matter

Environmental Base Line Data

Micro – Meteorology

Ambient Air Quality Monitoring

Sitting Requirements

Sampling and Analysis in Ambient Air

Key points: The participants are well learned about pollutants of air, PM2.5, PM10, Base line data,

Monitoring and sampling and analysis techniques and process.



LECTURE 14: ADVANCED OXYDATION PROCESSES

- Dr. B. Bhagawan, JNTUH

Topic overview:

What is the Advanced Oxidation Processes

(AOPs)?

Classification of AOPs

i. Homogeneous AOPs

ii. Heterogeneous AOPs

Hydroxyl free radicals destroy contaminants

Schematic of Photofenton process

Photocatalysis with TiO2 as the catalyst

Sonicator Process

Cavitation – Sound wave in water

Bubble Growth in Sonication

Schematic of the Electro-chemical reactor

LECTURE 15: PROBLEMS IN OPERATION AND MAINTENANCE of ETP’s

- Sri. N. Raveendhar, CES, EPTRI

Topic Overview:

i. Oxidation pond (Stabilisation pond)

ii. Aerated lagoon (facultative)

iii. Activated sludge plant

iv. Trickling filter

v. Anaerobic digester

vi. Anaerobic lagoons

vii. MBR

viii. UASB and

ix. Units of ETP

Key Points: learned by the participants during in this

class

i. Raw effluent house

a) Bar Screen Chambers

b) Oil and Grease Trap

ii. Equalisation and NeutraliSation tanks and Treatment

iii. Primary clarifiers, Secondary Clarifiers and treatment and problems

iv. Secondary settling tank and sludge handling

v. Sludge conditioners and drying beds

vi. Tertiary treatment

vii. MBR operation and problems

viii. STP design issues



VISIT 1 : VISIT TO BHEL STPs

The participants were taken to a STPs and those are interacted with officials of STP-BHEL to

understand the concept of STP and its functioning and collection of samples at STP.



FIELD VISIT 2: HWMS&SB AMBERPET

The participants went to an Amberpet STP for for know about processing of treatment at treatment

plant



FIELD VISIT 3: HWMS&SB KHAIRATHABAD

The participants went to an Khairathabad STP for for know about processing of treatment at

treatment plant



EXAMINATION AT THE END OF COURSE

An exam was conducted on Theory (50 marks) and Practical (50 marks) consisting of 100 marks. In

theory all the concepts learned in this 42 days course was carefully selected to test the knowledge of

participants and their assimilation capacity.

Similarly practical exam conducted by providing different samples to the participants and evaluated the

technical skill of carrying out the given tests and evaluating the accuracy

Examination of theory and practical’s were conducted and the answer sheets were evaluated. (Question

paper along with mark sheet is placed at Annexure III).

Few photographs of the course are enclosed in Annexure – IV. Feedback forms were taken from the

participant and few are placed at Annexure –V for reference.

ACKNOWLEDGMENTS:

EPTRI thanks Dr. Anandi Subramanian, IES, Senior Advisor, ENVIS Secretariat, Ministry of

Environment, Forest & Climate Change (MoEFCC), Government of India for awarding the GSDP

Certificate Course on ETP/STP/CETP Operations and Maintenance under ENVIS Hub .

Her regular monitoring of the programme has been a source of inspiration for the members of ENVIS

group to improve the quality of implementation of this GSDP programme.



ANNEXURE-I

ENVIRONMENT PROTECTION TRAINING & RESEARCH INSTITUTE

LIST OF SELECTED CANDIDATES FOR CERTIFICATE COURSE ON

ETP/STP/CETP OPERATIONS AND MAINTENANCE

Applications for ETP/STP/CETP Operations and Maintenance Course - Final List as on

S

N

.

Unique ID Category Name Gen Date of Birth Address Email Id Contact No

1. Bhav16041996 OC Bhavirisetty

Srinivasa Rao M 16-04-1996

3.-74, Main Road,

Malladi, Guntur Rural,

Amaravathi

bhramana3@gma

il.com 9866944534

2. SUDD2007199

4 SC Suddala Shekar M 20-07-1994

H.No: 03-86,

Muthyampet (V),

Mallapur (M),

Jagityal Dist

suddalashekar199

[email protected] 7989549098

3. POLA1909199

6 GEN Pola Nikhil M 19-09-1996

2-2-20/1, Pedda Bazar,

Armoor, Nizamabad

nikhilpola@gmail

.com 8499996160

4. MAHE070319

97 BC-B

Maheswaram

Sangeeth M 07-03-1997

H.No:1-2,

Karakagudem (V),

Karakagudem (M),

Bhadradri

Kothagudem (Dist)

sangeethmaheswa

[email protected]

om

6301399192

5. MOTE040319

97 OBC Mote Vidhyasagar M 04-03-1997

H.No: 7-24, Vellanky,

Ramanapeta,

Yadadri Bhuvangiri

vidhyasagar.4324

@gmail.com 7097000967

6. V_ve17061995 OC Venkatesh

Vaishnavas M 17-06-1995

H.No: 5-1-568, Bank

Street, Koti,

Hyderabad

venkateshvaishna


7. JEEL06041998 SC Jeelaga Venkata

Siva M 06-04-1998

6-9/A, Kurichedu

(V&M), SC Palem,

Prakasam Dist -

523 304

jeelaga.siva@gm

ail.com 7095701883

8. K_AN0711199

5 BC K. Anitha F 07-11-1995

D-35, Rajaji Road,

Block-II, Neyveli,

Cuddalore (Dist),

Tamilnadu-607803

anithakalathi@g

mail.com 9442741542

9. B_Sh14041996 BC B. Shantha Sri F 14-04-1996

No:408, VGN

Stafford,

Thirumalaivasan

Nagar,

Thirumalaivoyal,

Chennai - 600 062

shanthasri14@gm

ail.com 8939997922

10. PILL01071997 SC Pilli Ratna Raju M 01-07-1997 Kollipara (M), Guntur

(Dist), AP

rathnaraju.P09@g

mail.com 7995726072

11. KATA2007199

5 BC Katam Nagaraju M 20-07-1995

Chejarla (PO),

Vekarikalla (M),

Guntur (Dist), AP

nagarajusn8014@

gmail.com 8124000642

12. KOND210719

95 BC Kondla Mrudula F 21-07-1995

Flat No: 302, Srihari

Residency,

Chaitanyapuri,

Hyderabad

mrudularaj1995

@gmail.com 7095662724

13. BUYY020619

96 BC Buyya Nagaraju M 06-02-1996

Theratigudem

(Bantuarigudem),

Gurrumpood (M),

Nalgonda Dist

nagarajubuyya98


14. JADH1503199

6 ST Jadhav Omkar M 15-03-1996

Kishan Nayak Thana

(V), Mavinally,

Nagalgidda,

Sangareddy (Dist)

jadhavomkarchot

[email protected]

om

7702435399

15. OPPU1809199

7 BC

Oppugalla

Chandana F 18-09-1997

H.No: 16-2-

147/48/3/1, Anand

Nagar Colony,

Malakpet, Hyderabad

chandanachandu1




Applications for ETP/STP/CETP Operations and Maintenance Course - Final List as on

S

N

.

Unique ID Category Name Gen Date of Birth Address Email Id Contact No

16. GUMI0608199

4 SC Gumidelly Suresh M 06-08-1994

Uppala Pahad (V),

Athamakur (M),

Yadadribhongiri (Dist)

surimahi52@gma

il.com 9000496446

17. KOLA1508199

6 BC-B K.Ganesh M 15-08-1996

Chinnanerilla (V),

Maddirala (M),

Suryapet (Dist)

kolaganes93@gm

ail.com 8309424985

18. GOTT2408199

8 SC

Gottimukkula Vani

Sulochana Rani F 24-08-1998

D.No: 5-38,

Amberdkar Colony,

Tripuranthakam (mdl),

Prakasam (Dist)

Vanisulocha@gm

ail.com 9704375768

19. PULA2107199

6 SC Pulapaka Deepika F 21-07-1996

Nuzvid,

Nuzvid(MDL),

Krishna Dist, AP

deepikapulapaka0


20. PAND1506199

6 SC-B Pandula Soundarya F 15-06-1996

Bollepally (V),

Katlangoor (M),

Nalgonda (Dist)

chittiSOUNDAR

[email protected]

om

7095694626

21.

SC Jangam Mounika F 06-04-1996 Ethuru (V), Bapatla

(M), Guntur (Dist) 9640997819

22. MEKA030319

97 SC Mekala Sowjanya F 03-03-1997

Botupalan (V), thullur

(M), Guntur (Dist)

sowjanyamekala1


23. KAND100619

97 ST

Kandlavath Yogi

Naik M 10-06-1997

Akkacheruvu Thanda,

Prakasam (Dist), AP

yoginaik5764@g

mail.com 8374315764

24. RODD240619

98 SC Rodda Sushma Sri F 24-06-1998

H.No: 14-170, Subash

Colony, Jayashankar

Bhupalapally,

Jayashankar

Bhupalapally (Dist)

sushmasrirodda98

@gmail.com 9515534960

25. JANA1007199

7 BC-A

Janapathi.

Mamatha F 10-07-1997

Edullor (V),

Kaltangoor (M),

Nalgonda (Dist)

mamathajanapath




ATTENDANCE SHEET

Month of February’2020:



Month of March’2020:



ANNEXURE-II: PROGRAMME SCHEDULE WITH RESOURCE PERSONS







ANNEXURE-III: QUESTIONNAIRE ALONG WITH MARKS LIST

Organised by Sponsored by

ENVIS-Hub, EPTRI EI Division, MoEFCC, GoI

Course Examination Paper Name of the Course :

Name of the Candidate :

Roll No :

Total Attendance :

Paper (Theoretical-50M) (1Hr) :

Paper (Practical-50M) (1Hr) :

Total marks secured :

Invigilator signature :

THEORY: (50 Marks) (1 1/2 Hour)

I. Please write in one or two lines only. Each question carries 2 marks.

1. Define the following? 5 M

a) MLSS b) SVI and its ranges c) Brown Foam and reasons d) F/M ratio e) Methonogenesis

2. Write briefly about MEE and ATFD in a ZLD system? 5 M

3. Name ‘5’ organic pollutants which are basis for STP designed explain their significance ? 10 M

4. Give the differences between CETP/ETP/STP. Write the major differences in Tabular form? 10 M

5. How UASB functioning. Briefly explain and draw a flow diagram of STP you have visited ? 10 M

6. How CETP – Jeedimetla functioning. Draw the sequence, flow measuring device, monitoring mechanism? 10 M

Duration: 6 weeks (10th

Feb’2020 to 24th

Mar, 2020)

Venue : EPTRI, Hyderabad

Green Skill Development Program (GSDP) -Certificate Course

on ETP/STP/CETP Operation and Maintenance



Organised by Sponsored by

ENVIS-Hub, EPTRI EI Division, MoEFCC, GoI

Course Examination Paper Name of the Course :

Name of the Candidate :

Roll No :

Total Attendance :

Paper (Theoretical-50M) (1Hr) :

Paper (Practical-50M) (1Hr) :

Total marks secured :

Invigilator signature :

Practicals : (50 Marks) (2 Hour)

I. Please conduct the test given to you and write the following in the answer sheet?

A: Principle of Measurement,

B: Significance of Test & Method number

C: Reagents

D: Method of measurement

E: Calculation and result

The following allotted batches may take up the analysis each batch 5 numbers:

Batch A: Suspended and Volatile solids

Batch B: BOD

Batch C: Alkalinity

Batch D: pH and Conductivity

Green Skill Development Program (GSDP) -Certificate Course

on ETP/STP/CETP Operation and Maintenance

Duration: 6 weeks (10th

Feb’2020 to 24th

Mar, 2020)

Venue : EPTRI, Hyderabad



MARKS SECURED BY THE PARTICIPANTS

Final Results in Examination - GSDP –ETP/STP/CETP – Operations and Maintenance

S.No Roll No Applicant Name Marks Obtained

in Theory

Marks Obtained

in Practicals

Total

Marks

Obtained

1. Bhav16041996 Bhavirisetty Srinivasa Rao 18 25 43

2. SUDD20071994 Suddala Shekar 16 25 41

3. POLA19091996 Pola Nikhil 35 38 73

4. MAHE07031997 Maheswaram Sangeeth 39 40 79

5. MOTE04031997 Mote Vidhyasagar 28 30 58

6. V_ve17061995 Venkatesh Vaishnavas 18 20 38

7. JEEL06041998 Jeelaga Venkata Siva 26 32 58

8. K_AN07111995 K. Anitha 43 45 88

9. B_Sh14041996 B. Shantha Sri 44 42 86

10. PILL01071997 Pilli Ratna Raju 15 26 41

11. KATA20071995 Katam Nagaraju 18 18 36

12. KOND21071995 Kondla Mrudula 45 40 85

13. BUYY02061996 Buyya Nagaraju 29 34 63

14. JADH15031996 Jadhav Omkar 23 18 41

15. OPPU18091997 Oppugalla Chandana 33 30 63

16. GUMI06081994 Gumidelly Suresh 16 22 38

17. KOLA15081996 K.Ganesh 22 20 42

18. GOTT24081998 Gottimukkula Vani Sulochana

Rani 30 22 52

19. PULA21071996 Pulapaka Deepika 25 26 51

20. PAND15061996 Pandula Soundarya 25 35 60

21.

Jangam Mounika 26 30 56

22. MEKA03031997 Mekala Sowjanya 18 20 38

23. KAND10061997 Kandlavath Yogi Naik 15 22 37

24. RODD24061998 Rodda Sushma Sri 34 28 62

25. JANA10071997 Janapathi. Mamatha 28 20 48



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