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Water Conservation in Sugar Industry


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1 Maharashtra State Agricultural Marketing Board, Pune, India
2 Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Pune, Pune, India
 

Sugarcane hot water balance shows that the water content of sugarcane itself is more than sufficient for internal processing. Surplus internal water is available for external use. By recycling, reuse and good house keeping, external consumption can be minimized. The polluted water is treated by anaerobic digestionactivated sludge process- pressure filtration and activated carbon. The treated water is recycled to reservoir to utilize for factory cleaning, washing, cooling water make-up, colony, gardening and irrigation. Alternatively, wastewater is made zero through bio-composting.

Keywords

Water Conservation, Sugar Industry, Effluent Treatment Plant, Good House Keeping.
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Baban Gunjal
Maharashtra State Agricultural Marketing Board, Pune, India
Aparna Gunjal
Department of Environmental Sciences, University of Pune, Pune, India

Abstract


Sugarcane hot water balance shows that the water content of sugarcane itself is more than sufficient for internal processing. Surplus internal water is available for external use. By recycling, reuse and good house keeping, external consumption can be minimized. The polluted water is treated by anaerobic digestionactivated sludge process- pressure filtration and activated carbon. The treated water is recycled to reservoir to utilize for factory cleaning, washing, cooling water make-up, colony, gardening and irrigation. Alternatively, wastewater is made zero through bio-composting.

Keywords


Water Conservation, Sugar Industry, Effluent Treatment Plant, Good House Keeping.