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International Journal for Research in Engineering Application & Management (IJREAM)
ISSN : 2454-9150 Vol-05, Issue-11, Feb 2020
114 | IJREAMV05I1159030 DOI : 10.35291/2454-9150.2020.0075 © 2020, IJREAM All Rights Reserved.
Application of Eco-Enzyme for Domestic Waste
Water Treatment
Ms. Samiksha Shridhar Kerkar, Lecturer, Department of Civil Engineering, SVCP, Pune,
Maharashtra, India, Kerkarsamiksha25@gmail.com
Mr. Sahil Sanjeev Salvi, Assistant Professor Symbiosis Skills and Open University, Pune,
Maharashtra, India, sahilsalavi123@gmail.com
Abstract - Due to the rapid growth of urbanization and popularization the problem of organic solid waste management
or garbage becomes extensive critical. As, this is the era of revolution and use of green technology. It is necessary to
recycle and utilize product from the waste. Eco enzyme is a product produced with the use of raw material such as
fruits peeled and vegetable waste, jiggery or brown sugar and water with the recipe and methods published in media.
These study asses effects of Eco enzyme dilutions (5% and 10%) in the domestic waste water treatment. The effluent
characteristics of treated domestic waste water sample met the irrigation standards after 5 days.
Keywords — Domestic waste water, Eco-enzyme, Fruit peeled, Garbage, Recycle, Vegetable waste.
I. INTRODUCTION
There are two years left for presidency focus of
guaranteeing all Indians utilize toilets, yet in urban India
alone, only 30% sewage is generated by numerous
individuals which pours in treatment plant. The remainder is
arbitrarily left in waterways, oceans, lakes and wells,
dirtying 3/4th of the nation's water bodies, as indicated by
different information sources. An expected 62,000 million
liters for each day (MLD) sewage is produced in
metropolitan zones, while the treatment limit crosswise over
India is simply 23,277 MLD, or 37% of sewage created, as
per information discharged by the administration in
December 2015. Additionally describing of this information
uncovers that of 816 metropolitan sewage treatment plants
(STPs) recorded crosswise over India, 522 work. During
this way, of 62,000 MLD, the recorded limit is 23,277 MLD
however near 18,883 MLD of sewage is de facto treated. It
means that 70% of sewage created in urban India isn't
treated well while 79 STPs don't work, 145 are under
development and 70 are proposed, as indicated by the
Central Pollution Control Board's (CPCB) Inventorization
Of Sewage Treatment Plants report.
India is a one of the populated nation and this is the main
purpose behind huge waste being created frequently out of
family and modern exercises like peeling and cutting of
crude natural product squanders and vegetables squander
utilized for preparing, eating and cooking. On the off
chance that these natural waste or refuse when transparently
dumped in open spots causes contamination or make hurtful
consequences for soil, water, air and groundwater. Indeed,
even today, huge part of solid waste is dumped on edges of
towns or urban communities with no earlier treatment this
prompts groundwater tainting and increment in air
contamination and increment in air contamination due to
leachate permeation and increment in gases individually.
Different examination uncovers that out of aggregate strong
waste 80% can be used again either by reusing or reusing.
For the most part in Indian urban areas the formal preparing
and recuperation of units are not built up and the money
related ramifications of recuperation and reusing has not
been examined or considered to utilize strong waste for
fund age. Enzymes have assumed a critical part in numerous
parts of life since the beginning of time. Indeed they are
fundamentally essential to the presence of life itself. Human
advancements have utilized catalysts for a great many years
without understanding what they were or how they function.
In the course of the last a few ages, science has opened the
riddle of compounds and has connected this learning to
improve utilization of these astonishing substances in a
consistently developing number of uses. Enzymes assume
important parts in creating the nourishment we eat, the
garments we wear, even in delivering fuel for our vehicles.
Eco-enzyme is only vinegar or liquor got from maturing
new kitchen waste, for example, veggie and organic product
leftovers (peels, cuttings and bits), sugar (dark colored
sugar, jiggery or molasses sugar) and water. The chemical is
inferred after one channels and evacuates the buildup
following 3 months. The key fixing is molasses, which the
microscopic organisms and microorganisms introduce in the
waste process into liquor. This is diminished in its last
frame to acidic corrosive or vinegar. Vinegar with its acidic
properties is notable as an inside and out non-harmful more
clean.
International Journal for Research in Engineering Application & Management (IJREAM)
ISSN : 2454-9150 Vol-05, Issue-11, Feb 2020
115 | IJREAMV05I1159030 DOI : 10.35291/2454-9150.2020.0075 © 2020, IJREAM All Rights Reserved.
II. MATERIALS AND METHODS
A. Collection and Preparation of Samples –
Fruits wastes such as Water melon, Orange, Nose berry and
Pomegranates, and vegetable waste will collect from
individual household for the preparation of Eco enzyme.
And Domestic waste water sample is use for testing the
efficiency of eco enzyme.
B. Testing of Eco enzyme sample –
The characteristics of filtered Eco enzyme sample were
analyzed after 15 days of filtration. A parameter such as pH,
protein, carbohydrates, TDS, BOD, COD and MPN were
analyzed as per procedure in ordinary methods.
C. Testing of Eco enzyme sample
In the study, 5% and 10% of Eco enzyme of domestic waste
water were selected. Four beakers were filled by the
particular dilutions of eco enzyme selected solution. These
beakers were concealed with aluminum foil and were left
for process of digestion. The parameters like pH, TDS,
BOD5, COD, and MPN were analyzed for all the selected
samples as per procedures in ordinary methods.
III. EXPERIMENTAL SETUP
A. Preparation of Eco-Enzyme
For the preparation of Eco-enzyme we required three main
materials that are easily obtained and cheap. The most
material of the preparation was the food wastes like peeled
fruit skin and vegetable waste, water and jiggery in keeping
with research, forty-five percent of household waste is
organic waste like fruit peels. Thus, this proved that the
most material of the rubbish enzyme preparation was easily
obtained daily. This scraps is then fermented in a bottle of 5
liter capacity for 3 months together with jiggery and water
in ratio of 3:1:10(w/w). As an example, to arrange 1 liters of
garbage enzyme: 300gm of food wastes, 100 gm. of brown
sugars and 1 liters of water are required. The container used
is totally air-tight; ensure the container cap is released a
minimum of once on a daily basis day for a primary few
weeks to let loose built-up gas of fermentation so as to
avoid any explosion because of air mass exertion from the
fermentation gas released.
Fig.1 Filled Container for Fermentation Process of 3 Months
After the three months completion of fermentation process
filter the mixed sample and remove residue left over.
III. RESULT DISCUSSION
The characteristics of filtered Eco enzyme sample were
analyzed after 15 days of filtration. The parameter like pH,
TDS, BOD, COD and MPN were analyzed as per procedure
in ordinary methods. Within the study, 5% and 10% of Eco
enzyme with domestic waste water was selected. Two
beakers were filled by the particular dilutions of eco
enzyme solution. These beakers were concealed with
aluminum foil and were left for digestion. The parameters
like pH, TDS, BOD5, COD, and MPN were analyzed for all
the samples as per ordinary method.
TABLE I - THE PROPERTIES OF ECO ENZYME
PARAMETER
UNIT
VALUE
pH
-
3.59
TDS
mg/Lit
1107
BOD
mg/Lit
88.6
COD
mg/Lit
178
MPN
CFU/100 ML
<3
pH of eco enzyme solution is acidic in nature. When eco
enzyme mix with domestic waste water sample, the pH
increased to nearly neutral range.
TABLE II - THE CHARACTERISTICS OF DOMESTIC WASTE
WATER SAMPLE
PARAMETER
UNIT
VALUE
pH
-
5.41
TDS
mg/Lit
495
BOD
mg/Lit
198
COD
mg/Lit
413
MPN
CFU/100ML
13X104
TABLE III - EFFLUENT PROPERTIES AFTER TREATMENT OF
DOMESTIC WASTE WATER BY 5% ECO ENZYME SAMPLE
PARAME
TER
1 Day
3 Days
5 Days
Irrigation
Standards
pH
3.98
6.05
6.70
5.5-9
TDS
671
544
434
2100
BOD
196
118
74.2
100
COD
416
386
228
-
MPN
5.8X104
3.6X104
3.0X104
-
The pH values were increased from 3.98 to 6.70 after 5
days of digestion timeline. The TDS values were slowly
reduced to 434 mg/Lit. The BOD values were decreased to
118 mg/Lit after 3rd day and 74.2 mg/Lit after 5th day. The
COD values were reduced to 228 mg/Lit after 5th day.
MPN values were 3.0 X 104 after 5 days of digestion
timeline.
International Journal for Research in Engineering Application & Management (IJREAM)
ISSN : 2454-9150 Vol-05, Issue-11, Feb 2020
116 | IJREAMV05I1159030 DOI : 10.35291/2454-9150.2020.0075 © 2020, IJREAM All Rights Reserved.
TABLE IV EFFLUENT PROPERTIES AFTER TREATMENT OF
DOMESTIC WASTE WATER BY 10% ECO ENZYME SAMPLE
PARAMETE
R
1 Day
3 Days
5 Days
Irrigation
Standards
pH
4.16
6.22
6.82
5.5-9
TDS
656
538
426
2100
BOD
184.6
104
68.5
100
COD
406
372
212
-
MPN
4.7X104
3.4X104
<3
-
The pH values were increased from 4.16 to 6.82 after 5
days of digestion timeline. The TDS values were gradually
reduced to 426 mg/Lit. The BOD values were decreased to
104 mg/Lit after 3rd day and 68.5 mg/Lit after 5th day. The
COD values were reduced to 228 mg/Lit after 5th day. MPN
values were near to negligible after 5 days of digestion
timeline.
Fig.2 Percentage reduction of various parameters after treatment of
domestic waste water with 5% and 10% Eco Enzyme solution after 5
days.
The pH values were improved from 3.98 to 6.70 after 5
days of digestion timeline. The domestic waste water when
treated with 5% eco enzyme solution showed percentage
reduction for TDS is 12.32%. It removes BOD 62.51 % and
reduction in COD is found 44.76%. It can remove total
coliform bacteria near to 90%.
The pH values were improved from 4.16 to 6.82 after 5
days of digestion timeline. The domestic waste water when
treated with 10% eco enzyme solution showed percentage
reduction for TDS is 13.94%. It removes BOD 65.40 % and
reduction in COD is found 48.66%. It can remove total
coliform bacteria near to 99.9%.
IV. CONCLUSION
The percentage reduction of varied parameters of enzyme
solution was higher after 15 days of filtration. The enzyme
activity of Eco enzyme was enhanced with time. The
digestion days may be reduced by increasing the time of
fermentation period. The effluent characteristics met the
irrigation standards after 5 days. The treatment of domestic
waste water using enzymes is economical only when the
time of digestion is a smaller amount. Further studies are
required to scale back the digestion days in order that
enzymes may be used effectively Eco enzyme may be a
product produced with the use of stuff like fruits peeled and
vegetable waste, jiggery or sugar and water with the recipe
and methods published in media. Production of Eco enzyme
is double advantageous that it can reduce load on organic
solid waste management and even have the various
applications in agriculture, livestock farming, domestic
cleaning etc. However, before full potential of Eco enzyme
may be known. Some major issues remain to be addressed
like characterization of Eco enzyme, Assessment of their
impact on the environment, identification of methods of
disposal of solid residue left after the filtration of sample.
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