Sugar manufacturing process requires considerably a large amount of water. Waste water generated ... more Sugar manufacturing process requires considerably a large amount of water. Waste water generated also is huge. Reducing the water consumption for industrial process is challenging task. Conservation of this resource is significant in the aspect of environmental and economical sustainability. Water and wastewater minimization is possible by implementing the optimum water utilization techniques. As cane itself contents @ 67.5% of water out of which 13.4% goes in bagasse, 2.6% in Filter cake & 0.6% in Final Molasses. Excess condensate water generated from the process can used back in the process, reducing the cold water required for the cooling & other purpose. This excess condensate water can also be used for Turbine cooling towers as make up. A treatment of Aeration is to be provided prior its usage in cooling tower.
A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this... more A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this loss to the utility. It will quantify Unaccounted for Water (UFW) and Non-Revenue Water (NRW). Water audits balance the amount produced with the amount billed and account for the remaining water (loss). Comprehensive audits can give the utility a detailed profile of the water supply system and water users, allowing easier management of resources and improved reliability. It is an important step towards water conservation and, if linked with a leak detection plan, can save the utility a significant amount of money and time.
— Incineration is the main waste-to-energy form of treatment. It is a treatment technology involv... more — Incineration is the main waste-to-energy form of treatment. It is a treatment technology involving destruction of solid waste by controlled burning at high temperatures. It is accompanied by the release of heat. This heat from combustion can be converted into energy. Incineration is a high-quality treatment for Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), very useful in big or crowded cities, because it reduces the quantity and volume of waste to be land filled. It can be localised in an urbanised zone, and offers the opportunity of recovering energy. However, it should be taken into account that the economic investment needed is high. The environmental conditions of the incineration process must be very precise to make it environmentally safe. The larger portion of the investment required is due to environmental measures such as emissions control. When choosing incineration as an alternative, the following issues should be considered: volume/quantity of waste produced, heat of combustion of waste, site location, dimensions of the facility, operation and maintenance costs and investment.
Water Audit is a way to find the Revenue and Non-Revenue Water. A water audit determines the amou... more Water Audit is a way to find the Revenue and Non-Revenue Water. A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this loss to the utility. It will quantify Unaccounted for Water (UFW), Revenue Water (RW) and Non-Revenue Water (NRW). Water audits balance the amount produced with the amount billed and account for the remaining water (loss). Comprehensive audits can give the utility a detailed profile of the water supply system and water users, allowing easier management of resources and improved reliability. It is an important step towards water conservation and, if linked with a leak detection plan, can save the utility a significant amount of money and time. Keywords Revenue Water (RW), Non-Revenue Water (NRW), Unaccounted for Water (UFW)
A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this... more A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this loss to the utility. It will quantify Unaccounted for Water (UFW) and Non-Revenue Water (NRW). Water audits balance the amount produced with the amount billed and account for the remaining water (loss). Comprehensive audits can give the utility a detailed profile of the water supply system and water users, allowing easier management of resources and improved reliability. It is an important step towards water conservation and, if linked with a leak detection plan, can save the utility a significant amount of money and time.
Sugar manufacturing process requires considerably a large amount of water. Waste water generated ... more Sugar manufacturing process requires considerably a large amount of water. Waste water generated also is huge. Reducing the water consumption for industrial process is challenging task. Conservation of this resource is significant in the aspect of environmental and economical sustainability. Water and wastewater minimization is possible by implementing the optimum water utilization techniques. As cane itself contents @ 67.5% of water out of which 13.4% goes in bagasse, 2.6% in Filter cake & 0.6% in Final Molasses. Excess condensate water generated from the process can used back in the process, reducing the cold water required for the cooling & other purpose. This excess condensate water can also be used for Turbine cooling towers as make up. A treatment of Aeration is to be provided prior its usage in cooling tower.
A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this... more A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this loss to the utility. It will quantify Unaccounted for Water (UFW) and Non-Revenue Water (NRW). Water audits balance the amount produced with the amount billed and account for the remaining water (loss). Comprehensive audits can give the utility a detailed profile of the water supply system and water users, allowing easier management of resources and improved reliability. It is an important step towards water conservation and, if linked with a leak detection plan, can save the utility a significant amount of money and time.
— Incineration is the main waste-to-energy form of treatment. It is a treatment technology involv... more — Incineration is the main waste-to-energy form of treatment. It is a treatment technology involving destruction of solid waste by controlled burning at high temperatures. It is accompanied by the release of heat. This heat from combustion can be converted into energy. Incineration is a high-quality treatment for Municipal Solid Waste (MSW), very useful in big or crowded cities, because it reduces the quantity and volume of waste to be land filled. It can be localised in an urbanised zone, and offers the opportunity of recovering energy. However, it should be taken into account that the economic investment needed is high. The environmental conditions of the incineration process must be very precise to make it environmentally safe. The larger portion of the investment required is due to environmental measures such as emissions control. When choosing incineration as an alternative, the following issues should be considered: volume/quantity of waste produced, heat of combustion of waste, site location, dimensions of the facility, operation and maintenance costs and investment.
Water Audit is a way to find the Revenue and Non-Revenue Water. A water audit determines the amou... more Water Audit is a way to find the Revenue and Non-Revenue Water. A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this loss to the utility. It will quantify Unaccounted for Water (UFW), Revenue Water (RW) and Non-Revenue Water (NRW). Water audits balance the amount produced with the amount billed and account for the remaining water (loss). Comprehensive audits can give the utility a detailed profile of the water supply system and water users, allowing easier management of resources and improved reliability. It is an important step towards water conservation and, if linked with a leak detection plan, can save the utility a significant amount of money and time. Keywords Revenue Water (RW), Non-Revenue Water (NRW), Unaccounted for Water (UFW)
A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this... more A water audit determines the amount of water lost from a water supply system and the cost of this loss to the utility. It will quantify Unaccounted for Water (UFW) and Non-Revenue Water (NRW). Water audits balance the amount produced with the amount billed and account for the remaining water (loss). Comprehensive audits can give the utility a detailed profile of the water supply system and water users, allowing easier management of resources and improved reliability. It is an important step towards water conservation and, if linked with a leak detection plan, can save the utility a significant amount of money and time.
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