Study of Wound and Melt Blown Filter Cartridges

Selection of Appropriate Filter Cartridges Herewith is the solution of how MMP Hydro Wound Filter Cartridges has more dirt holding capacity and life in compared to melt blown filter cartridges. Selection of appropriate filter cartridges is very important Executive summary:  We are sharing a related experience with AMUL  We received a call from Amul Diary plant to visit their plant & the reason being that they had to replace the filter cartridges very frequently and management was not agreeing to bear such high costs, as well, as they were facing…

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Budget 2024: Prudent & Forward-Thinking

By Naser Azeez Mohammed, Managing Director, Aquality Water Solutions Pvt. Ltd. The World Economic Outlook report from the International Monetary Fund (IMF) anticipates an improvement in global economic growth in 2024, reaching 3.1%. The IMF also projected that India will attain the position of the third-largest economy by 2027. India has showcased resilience throughout 2023, overcoming challenging global economic conditions. The initial advance estimate indicates a projected gross domestic product (GDP) growth of 7.3% for the financial year FY24. In FY25, India’s economic growth will consistently be driven by government…

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Budget 2024: Vision and Development Perspective

By Abdul Rahman Mohammed, CEO, Sahara Industry Adequate quantity of safe quality water is a fundamental human right, yet it is not assured; it requires active efforts to procure, store, use and manage. Access to clean water is essential for sustaining life, promoting health, and ensuring well-being of nations. Therefore, it is our collective responsibility to work towards guaranteeing this basic human need, implementing sustainable water management practices, optimizing resources and fostering equitable access to this vital resource. As water is vital for human survival, similarly, it is essential for…

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Reviving a Troubled Sewage Treatment Plant at a Renowned Shopping Mall

Shopping malls, often witnessed as hubs of commerce and entertainment, generate a variety of wastewater that, if overlooked, can lead to unforeseen problems. In this exploration, we shed light on how Superweld Ecosolutions came to the rescue in solving the wastewater issues within a shopping mall and also learning the potential consequences of neglecting proper wastewater management. The population within a shopping mall is diverse, comprising various consumers as well as staffers with distinct purposes. Before we move ahead in understanding the challenge we must first learn the different segments…

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Budget 2024 Quote on behalf of Suraksha Group

Jash Panchamia Budget 2024

By Jash Panchamia, Partner, Suraksha Group We applaud the Government’s focus on the development of affordable housing in the interim Union Budget 2024. As families grow, we anticipate an increase in the demand for housing by building two crore new houses in the next five years. The revolutionary scheme empowers the middle class, which resides in rented houses, slums, and unauthorized colonies, to buy or build their own homes. This also emphasises on the fact that the Government’s focus has been in providing a respectable lifestyle to the economically weaker…

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ANAEROBIC TREATMENT OF WASTE & WASTEWATER OF POTATO STARCH MANUFACTURING INDUSTRY – A CASE STUDYREVY Environmental Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Vadodara, Gujarat

By-DR.VANITA PRASAD FOUNDER, DIRECTOR & CTO – REVY ENVIRONMENTAL SOLUTIONS PVT. LTD. Dr.Vanita Prasad – a scientist turned into an Entrepreneur, is a New Age Environmental Instrumentalist providing Biotech solutions. Having done her Ph.D. in Environmental Biotechnology and with her extensive experience of 28 years in waste bioremediation with various academic and Industrial institutions, she floated her own company REVY Environmental Solutions Pvt. Ltd. with a vision to solve the global crisis of food, water, and energy and to make our mother earth cleaner and greener. Her mission is to…

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Use Treated Waste Water (TWW) coupled with Solar Powered Rainport Sprinkler System for Small Scale Agriculture

By- Dilip Yewalekar Manisha Kinge Glasgow, 10th Nov 2021, The UNEP, and Bharat signed an agreement on climate change and committed to achieving the target of SDG 6.3, and water conservation, energy conservation, environmental protection, and green energy are the task to achieve. Agriculture is the world’s largest consumer of water and power. To minimize the consumption of water and power in agriculture, use of TWW coupled with a solar-powered Rain-port plays an important role. TWW management and solar power(green energy) are the prime target of the UN’s Sustainable Development…

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Circular Economy of Water

By- Dr Mayur J. Kapadia Trainer, Writer, Editor & Former AGM, Quality Control Dept, GNFC Ltd, Bharuch, Gujarat. Email : mjkapadia61@gmail.com Water : A Stressed Resource Water is fundamental to our existence and a finite resource. Water underpins all drivers of growth – be it agricultural production, energy generation, industry or manufacturing. The soaring population growth, urbanization, agricultural farming and climate change have put much more pressure on water source. Agriculture accounts for roughly three-quarters of global freshwater withdrawals, and agriculture-related nutrients are polluting watersheds. Water leakages can contribute up…

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A Deep Dive into India’s Hydropower Revolution

The importance of hydropower in India’s energy landscape, a pivotal player in the face of escalating energy needs and the global push towards sustainability. In our pursuit to decrease dependence on fossil fuels and tackle the obstacles posed by climate change, the multifaceted advantages of hydropower have emerged as a prominent solution, leading us towards a future of energy that is both sustainable and resilient. A Need for Stability with Renewable energy In the realm of renewable energy, solar and wind power, while champions of cleanliness, pose a unique challenge…

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“Transforming Health: Bihar’s Community Response to Waterborne Diseases through Affordable Household Water Treatment Solutions”

Lalit Mohan Sharma, Principal Scientist, S M Sehgal Foundation Aparajeeta, Assistant Program Lead, S M Sehgal Foundation Yashi Gautam, Assistant Program Lead, S M Sehgal Foundation Sumit Kumar, Field Assistant, S M Sehgal Foundation Ensuring access to safe drinking water is crucial for enhancing living standards and extending life expectancy by minimizing the prevalence of waterborne diseases. Approximately 2 billion people worldwide currently consume microbiologically contaminated water (https://factly.in/data-what-is-the-status-of-water-borne-diseases-in-india/). Annually, approximately 37.7 million individuals in India suffer from waterborne diseases, with an alarming estimate of 1.5 million children succumbing to diarrhea…

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