Water Treatment Technology

Assessment of production cost of municipal water: Some case study

There is a continuous increase in expenditure for running municipal water supply systems in India. Many water treatment plants of various capacities are being constructed to cope with the increasing water demand. Now the most efficient and cost effective way to supply water to a locality with maximum production cost is to be found out to maximize the benefit from the fund spent.

Publication Date:

01/12/2006

Author(s): Kaushik Dutta Roy, Shibnath Chakrabarty

Source: Journal of the Institution of Public Health Engineers

Vol:

2006

Issue:

4

pp:

16

Tags:

Water Treatment Technology, Urban Water Supply, Water Supply, Electricity, India, Calcutta (T), Journal of the Institution of Public Health Engineers, Kaushik Dutta Roy, Shibnath Chakrabarty

Industry

Small approach, big benefit

Nanotechnologies offer an economical way to make water potable

Publication Date:

14/10/2006

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

15

Issue:

20061015

pp:

0

Tags:

Water Treatment Technology, Water Quality, Global, Statistics

Air Pollution

Australian town says no to drinking recycled sewage

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Publication Date:

29/09/2006

Author(s): Bharat Lal Seth

Source: Down to Earth

Tags:

Water Management, Water Policy, Water Treatment Technology, Water Quality, Drinking Water, Urban Water Supply, Australia, Statistics

Industry

Grey water hits the roof

Plants can recycle it cheap and easy

Publication Date:

14/01/2006

Source: Down to Earth

Tags:

Water Treatment Technology, Water Quality, Environmental Science, Research, United Kingdom (UK)

Water Resources

Rainwater harvesting: a new concept to utilize rainwater and secure the future

The present book on rainwater harvesting, is the perfect guide where detailed plans for adopting very economical rain water harvesting schemes for houses of different types is given.

Publication Date:

Dec 2005

Author(s): Er. Kollegal K. Meghashyam

Source: J M Jaina & Brothers

Tags:

Tanks, Groundwater, Water Distribution, Water Treatment Technology, Water Harvesting, Water Demand, Water Quality, Reservoirs, India, Rainfall

Water Resources

Clean option

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Publication Date:

14/10/2005

Author(s): S V Suresh Babu

Source: Down to Earth

Tags:

Water Technology, Water Treatment Technology, WHO

India

Activated carbon removes pesticide

activated carbon is commonly used in water purifiers. But even wasted activated carbon (wac) is useful

Publication Date:

29/09/2005

Author(s): Biplab Das

Source: Down to Earth

Tags:

Pesticides, Water Treatment Technology, Research

India

In short

seawater remedy: Hyderabad-based IVRCL Infrastructures and Projects Ltd, a company that specialises in water treatment systems, has bagged a Rs 900 crore seawater desalination project to end

Publication Date:

29/09/2005

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

14

Issue:

20050930

pp:

0

Tags:

Water Treatment Technology, Water Quality, Drinking Water, Textile Industry, Imports, China, India, Chennai (D)

Industry

Pipe dreams

Delhi has been waiting. For its neighbour, Uttar Pradesh up , to release water to its swank Sonia Vihar water treatment plant. The prime minister himself intervenes in the matter. He persuades up

Publication Date:

14/07/2005

Author(s): Sunita Narain

Source: Down to Earth

Vol:

14

Issue:

20050715

pp:

4

Tags:

Water Resources, Water Distribution, Water Treatment Technology, Interstate Disputes, Farmers Movement, India, Delhi, Rajasthan, Uttar Pradesh