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Total water management by industry - A case study of JSW Steel (Vijayanagar)

This presentation describes the work of JSW Steel in implementing total water management in its plant at Vijayanagar, Karnataka. The various initiatives taken up include installing a fin-fan heat exchanger, rain water harvesting, increasing cycles of concentration in cooling towers, pumping seepage water, cascading use of water, zero waste water discharge and more.Read More

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Total water management by industry - A case study of JSW steel - Vijayanagar - Karnataka (2008)3.71 MB

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Vijayanagar, KA, India
Latitude: 15.190000, Longitude: 76.280000

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Water conservation by industry - A case study of JK Tyre and Industries Limited (Kankroli)

This presentation describes the work of JK Tyre and Industries Limited, in conserving water in its Kankroli plant. The various strategies adopted by the company for recycling and reusing water included working for zero discharge, developing hydrophobia for water in unwanted places, eliminating all open drains, optimising/loading cooling towers to their 100%, reducing evaporation losses, radiator/air cooling, eliminating flash losses in steam usage, eliminating wastage, treating sewage and rain water harvesting. Read More

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Kankroli, RJ, India
Latitude: 25.066667, Longitude: 73.883333

Water Conservation activities by JK Paper Ltd - Orissa

This presentation informs of the efforts made by JK Industries, a major paper manufacturer, for reuse of the water used in manufacturing processes, thus reducing the plant's need for supplies of fresh water and also reducing discharge from the plant. Read More

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Five - point guidelines for urban development with groundwater dimension

 This paper from the GIS Development site provides a framework for the proper and systematic consideration of the groundwater dimension in urban planning and management of groundwater resources in urban areas. This is because, urban development has taken insufficient account of local hydrological and hydro-geological conditions and groundwater is often degraded because of a lack of knowledge of the aquifer system and/or uncontrolled groundwater development. For socio-economic urban development and ensuring availability of potable water, scientific assessment of groundwater recharge characteristics over time and space, the extent of the groundwater pollution and impacts of over-exploitation on the resource base are very important factors. Read More

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