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Sustainable Management of Wastewater in the East of Melbourne

This paper shows how Melbourne Water is using the concept of the “complete water cycle” to develop improvements needed at Eastern Treatment Plant. A less comprehensive approach might just include a technical review of problems with plant processes and then establish a simple engineering solution to these problems. This comprehensive approach will result in a solution more acceptable to the community with a lower impact on the environment. The costs will probably be much the same but the outcomes will be more sustainable and provide a longer-term solution.