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The first thing that typically happens to wastewater at a wastewater treatment plant is the screening and removal of large debris and objects. This initial step is called “preliminary treatment.” During this stage, wastewater goes through a process that helps to remove materials that could potentially damage or clog downstream equipment and interfere with the treatment processes.

The specific actions in preliminary treatment include:

1. Screening: Wastewater flows through a bar screen or a set of screens with openings of varying sizes. These screens are designed to catch and remove large objects such as sticks, leaves, plastic bags, and other debris. The removed material is often collected, compacted, and disposed of properly.
2. Grit Removal: After screening, wastewater may pass through a grit chamber or tank. In this chamber, heavy materials like sand, gravel, and small stones settle to the bottom due to their weight. These materials are removed to prevent abrasion and damage to equipment in subsequent treatment steps.
3. Skimming: In some cases, oil and grease can float on the surface of the wastewater. Skimmers are used to remove these substances, which are typically found in industrial or commercial wastewater discharges.

By performing these preliminary treatment steps, wastewater treatment plants ensure that the influent water is relatively free of large debris, grit, and floatable materials. This sets the stage for more effective and efficient treatment in the subsequent stages of the wastewater treatment process, such as primary treatment, biological treatment, and disinfection.