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		<title>Products from Waste Technology Handbook</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p>Acrylic Sheets,  Activated Carbon from Saw Dust, Rice Husk and Coconut Shell, Activated Carbon from Wood, Biocoal Briquettes From Agricultural Cellulosic Waste, Biofertilisers from Cowdung and Other Wastes, Caffeine from Tea Waste, Coal/Fuel Briquettes From Agro Waste, (Bagasse, Coffee &#38; Rice Husk Etc.), Furfural, Gobar Gas Plant, Hand Made Paper, Hard Board from Rice Husk, Kraft Paper from Waste Carton Boxes, Kraft Paper from Waste Paper, Ossein and Gelatin, Oxalic Acid from Rice Husk, Paper Waste Recycling Plant (Paper Mill), Paraffin Wax from Slack Wax, Particle Board From Rice Husk, Pectin from Mango Peels, Plastic Granules, Polyester Yarn from Waste, Reclamation of Nickel from Spent Catalyst of Vanaspati Industries, Reclamation of Used Engine Oil, Recovery of Lead from Disposed Lead Acid, Recovery of Silver Nitrate from Photographic, Waste Fixer, Rubber Goods From Waste Rubber, Rubber Powder, Rubber Reclaiming, Secondary Lead Extraction From Scrap, Battery Plates, Pipes, Sheets, Silicon from Rice Husk, Silver Extraction from Waste Hypo Solution X-Ray Film and Cinema Film, Toluene and SBP from Crude Naphtha, Tread Rubber Used for Cold Process, Vermi-Composting, Vodka from Waste Grains, Zinc and Copper Sulphate from Brass Ash, E-Waste</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>1. Acrylic Sheets<br />
2. Activated Carbon from Saw Dust, Rice Husk and<br />
Coconut Shell<br />
3. Activated Carbon from Wood<br />
4. Biocoal Briquettes From Agricultural Cellulosic Waste<br />
5. Biofertilisers from Cowdung and Other Wastes<br />
6. Caffeine from Tea Waste<br />
7. Coal/Fuel Briquettes From Agro Waste<br />
(Bagasse, Coffee &amp; Rice Husk Etc.)<br />
8. Furfural<br />
9. Gobar Gas Plant<br />
10. Hand Made Paper<br />
11. Hard Board from Rice Husk<br />
12. Kraft Paper from Waste Carton Boxes<br />
13. Kraft Paper from Waste Paper<br />
14. Ossein and Gelatin<br />
15. Oxalic Acid from Rice Husk<br />
16. Paper Waste Recycling Plant (Paper Mill)<br />
17. Paraffin Wax from Slack Wax<br />
18. Particle Board From Rice Husk<br />
19. Pectin from Mango Peels<br />
20. Plastic Granules<br />
21. Polyester Yarn from Waste<br />
22. Reclamation of Nickel from Spent Catalyst<br />
of Vanaspati Industries<br />
23. Reclamation of Used Engine Oil<br />
24. Recovery of Lead from Disposed Lead Acid<br />
25. Recovery of Silver Nitrate from Photographic<br />
Waste Fixer<br />
26. Rubber Goods From Waste Rubber<br />
27. Rubber Powder<br />
28. Rubber Reclaiming<br />
29. Secondary Lead Extraction From Scrap,<br />
Battery Plates, Pipes, Sheets<br />
30. Silicon from Rice Husk<br />
31. Silver Extraction from Waste Hypo<br />
Solution X-Ray Film and Cinema Film<br />
32. Toluene and SBP from Crude Naphtha<br />
33. Tread Rubber Used for Cold Process<br />
34. Vermi-Composting<br />
35. Vodka from Waste Grains<br />
36. Zinc and Copper Sulphate from Brass Ash<br />
37. E-Waste</p>
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		<title>TECHNOLOGY OF WATER AND PACKAGED DRINKING WATER</title>
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		<pubDate>Wed, 19 Feb 2014 12:35:48 +0000</pubDate>
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					<description><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">This book comtains 34 chapters on various aspects on packaged drinking water and other related technilogies, i.e. Water for All, Water, Groundwater Mining, Groundwater Development in India, Freshwater Resources and Their Conjunctive Use, Technologies for Recycling of Waste Water, Recovery of Water from Domestic and Industrial Waste Water, Reverse Osmosis, Water/Effluent Treatment Plant in the Food Processing Industries, Recovery of Water From Non-Conventional Resources, Cooling Water System Management, Waste Water Use, Techniques for Water Conservation in Food and Beverage (F &#38; B) Industry, Plastics Containers for Drinking Potable Water and Regulations, The Great Threat of Poor Quality of Counterfeiting Bottling Water, Water Treatment Using Ozone, Water Conservation by Optimizing Water Use, Non-Conventional Techniques to Remove Heavy Metals from Wastewater, Cooling Water Treatment, Role of Membrane Filtration for Industrial Water Treatment and Wastewater Reuse, Meeting Water Quality needs Through Multiple Technologies, Use of Ozone in Packaged Drinking Water Disinfection and Purification, How Safe is Bottled Water, Ozone – A Boon to Bottlers, Advances in Membrane Technology for Beverage Water Treatment, Application of Membrane Technology in Water Processing, Ozone - the 21st Century Disinfectant, Manufacturing Mineral Water i.e. Water Containing Sufficient/Required Quantity of Minerals which is Required to Human Bodies, Project Profile on Purified Bottled Water, Technology and Market Trend of Packaged Drinking Water, Mineral Water Plant/ Packaged Drinking Water Plant With ISI Lab and Certification, Mineral Water Plant, Project Profile on Mineral Water, The Use of Distillation Technology in the Bottled Water Industry.</p>
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										<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p style="text-align: justify;">Water is a chemical substance with the chemical formula H2O. A water molecule contains one oxygen and two hydrogen atoms connected by covalent bonds. Water is a liquid at ambient conditions, but it often co-exists on Earth with its solid state, ice, and gaseous state (water vapor or steam). Water also exists in a liquid crystal state near hydrophilic surfaces. Under nomenclature used to name chemical compounds, Dihydrogen monoxide is the scientific name for water, though it is almost never used. As the name implies, the mineral water is the purified water fortified with requisite amounts of minerals such as Barium, Iron, Manganese, etc. which can be absorbed by human body. It is either obtained from natural resources like spring and drilled wells or it is fortified artificially by blending and treating with mineral salts. The mineral water shall be manufactured and packed under hygienic conditions in properly washed and cleaned bottles in sterilised conditions.Unfortunately sufficient safe potable water is not available everywhere in the country, either harmful chemical substances are found in the layers of earth which enter into water or it may be contaminated due to pathogenic micro-organisms. If such water is consumed, the body suffers from water born diseases. Due to this, it has become imperative to process and bottle safe potable water for the mankind in prevailing conditions. The demand for purified water becomes more during summer season. Although few companies have already entered in the bottling of safe potable water and mineralised water, but still huge gap is there in between demand and supply at all metropolitan-cities and towns. The product is widely accepted in offices, restaurants, railway stations, airport, bus stands, hospitals and to some extent even in rich house-holds.So there is good scope for  establishing the units for processing and bottling plain and mineralised drinking water in different parts of the country.</p>
<p>This book comtains 34 chapters on various aspects on packaged drinking water and other related technilogies, i.e. Water for All, Water, Groundwater Mining, Groundwater Development in India, Freshwater Resources and Their Conjunctive Use, Technologies for Recycling of Waste Water, Recovery of Water from Domestic and Industrial Waste Water, Reverse Osmosis, Water/Effluent Treatment Plant in the Food Processing Industries, Recovery of Water From Non-Conventional Resources, Cooling Water System Management, Waste Water Use, Techniques for Water Conservation in Food and Beverage (F &amp; B) Industry, Plastics Containers for Drinking Potable Water and Regulations, The Great Threat of Poor Quality of Counterfeiting Bottling Water, Water Treatment Using Ozone, Water Conservation by Optimizing Water Use, Non-Conventional Techniques to Remove Heavy Metals from Wastewater, Cooling Water Treatment, Role of Membrane Filtration for Industrial Water Treatment and Wastewater Reuse, Meeting Water Quality needs Through Multiple Technologies, Use of Ozone in Packaged Drinking Water Disinfection and Purification, How Safe is Bottled Water, Ozone – A Boon to Bottlers, Advances in Membrane Technology for Beverage Water Treatment, Application of Membrane Technology in Water Processing, Ozone &#8211; the 21st Century Disinfectant, Manufacturing Mineral Water i.e. Water Containing Sufficient/Required Quantity of Minerals which is Required to Human Bodies, Project Profile on Purified Bottled Water, Technology and Market Trend of Packaged Drinking Water, Mineral Water Plant/ Packaged Drinking Water Plant With ISI Lab and Certification, Mineral Water Plant, Project Profile on Mineral Water, The Use of Distillation Technology in the Bottled Water Industry.</p>
<p>Contents-cum-Index</p>
<p>Chapter 1<br />
WATER FOR ALL</p>
<p>Halving drinking water<br />
consumption</p>
<p>Chapter 2<br />
WATER</p>
<p>Institutions and water<br />
policy<br />
Water allocation systems<br />
Property rights systems<br />
and surface water<br />
allocation<br />
A “public utility” model for water allocation and pollution control<br />
Prices and surface water allocation<br />
Price impacts on water use<br />
China<br />
India<br />
Indonesia<br />
Coordinating groundwater extraction<br />
Conjunctive groundwater and surface water management<br />
Preserving water quality<br />
The Water Sellers<br />
Non-point pollution control options<br />
Policy issues in irrigated agriculture<br />
Irrigation in the 1990s and beyond<br />
Trends in irrigated area<br />
Crop prices and construction costs<br />
Efficient water use at the farm level<br />
Waterlogging, salinity and drainage<br />
Water quality management<br />
Small-scale water programmes<br />
Scarce water resources management<br />
Supporting action<br />
Irrigation and land degradation<br />
Irrigation: Good<br />
government and good management<br />
Good government and irrigation performance<br />
Legitimacy<br />
Accountability<br />
Competence<br />
Rule of law<br />
Water user associations and NGOs<br />
Self-financed operations<br />
The Philippines’ Bureaucratic reform<br />
Legal and financial status of the NIA<br />
A gradual approach<br />
Understanding farmers<br />
Future directions in water management policy<br />
The hidden treasure<br />
What is this groundwater?</p>
<p>Chapter 3<br />
GROUNDWATER MINING</p>
<p>Undesirable effects of overexploitation<br />
Benefits of groundwater exploitation<br />
Management of aquifers&#8217; utilization<br />
Alternatives to groundwater mining<br />
Artificial recharge of aquifers<br />
Reclamation and reuse of wastewater<br />
Desalination<br />
Weather modification<br />
Demand modification<br />
Conclusions</p>
<p>Chapter 4<br />
GROUNDWATER DEVELOPMENT IN INDIA</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Groundwater Occurrence<br />
Water resources availability and demand<br />
Groundwater<br />
development<br />
Ground water rights<br />
Groundwater legislation<br />
Groundwater quality<br />
Future strategies of groundwater development<br />
Groundwater development in water logged areas<br />
Evaluation of deep aquifer systems<br />
Groundwater development in the eastern parts of the country<br />
Inter-basin water transfer<br />
Groundwater development in drought prone areas<br />
Groundwater-seawater interaction<br />
Artificial recharge<br />
Availability of funds<br />
Water quality monitoring<br />
Active participation of women<br />
Conclusions</p>
<p>Chapter 5<br />
FRESHWATER RESOURCES AND THEIR CONJUNCTIVE USE</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
The concept of conjunctive use<br />
Water storage<br />
Subsurface water storage<br />
Surface water storage<br />
Allocation of water releases<br />
Conjunctive use and irrigation development<br />
Research thrust and development<br />
Data base improvement<br />
Modelling technology<br />
Simulation models<br />
Optimization models<br />
Sustainability criteria<br />
Spatial analysis procedures<br />
Decision support systems<br />
Framework for implementation of conjunctive use R &amp; D<br />
Institutional issues<br />
Financial issues<br />
Challenges for the future<br />
Rainfall/Runoff processes and modelling<br />
Groundwater management, monitoring and remediation<br />
Unsaturated zone<br />
Exchange with surface water and coupled flow<br />
Conflict resolution in water management<br />
Water resource management under climate change<br />
Concluding remarks<br />
A global perspective on water scarcity and poverty<br />
The issue<br />
Irrigation and poverty alleviation-past achievements<br />
Impact of water scarcity on the poor<br />
Emerging groundwater problem<br />
Marginal areas<br />
Challenge for poverty alleviation<br />
Focus on groundwater recharge<br />
Conjunctive use of surface and ground waters<br />
Groundwater possibilities in India<br />
Artificial recharge of groundwater<br />
Research findings and latest developments</p>
<p>Chapter 6<br />
TECHNOLOGIES FOR RECYCLING OF WASTE WATER</p>
<p>Pollution prevention in industry<br />
Total water management approach to recycle of waste water<br />
Guidelines for selection of recycle scheme<br />
Recycle technologies<br />
Effluent treatment<br />
Tertiary treatment<br />
Advanced treatment<br />
Biological treatment<br />
Clarification<br />
Filtration<br />
Adsorption<br />
Membrane Bio-reactor<br />
Ultra filtration<br />
Nanofiltration (NF)<br />
Reverse osmosis<br />
Photo Chemical Oxidation (PCO)<br />
Ion exchange process<br />
Conclusion</p>
<p>Chapter 7<br />
RECOVERY OF WATER FROM DOMESTIC AND INDUSTRIAL WASTE WATER</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Water recovery and TDS management<br />
Management of residual saline streams<br />
Conclusion</p>
<p>Chapter 8<br />
REVERSE OSMOSIS</p>
<p>Filtration spectrum<br />
Membrane selection<br />
Pre-treatment<br />
Post-treatment<br />
Maintenance<br />
Energy recovery</p>
<p>Chapter 9<br />
WATER/EFFLUENT TREATMENT PLANT IN THE FOOD PROCESSING INDUSTRIES</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Important consideration<br />
Advantages of water/effluent treatment</p>
<p>Chapter 10<br />
RECOVERY OF WATER FROM NON CONVENTIONAL RESOURCES</p>
<p>Background<br />
Need for TDS management and water recovery<br />
Technologies for treatment of salinity/TDS and water recovery<br />
Management of residual saline streams<br />
Observation and suggestions</p>
<p>Chapter 11<br />
COOLING WATER SYSTEM MANAGEMENT</p>
<p>Challenges<br />
Cooling tower<br />
Blowdown<br />
Factors affecting corrosion<br />
Test control method<br />
Microbiological problem<br />
Chemistry<br />
Control<br />
Other considerations</p>
<p>Chapter 12<br />
WASTE WATER USE</p>
<p>Planning of water services<br />
Mapping of urban streets, collection and conveyance of liquid waters<br />
Sewerage system<br />
Storm water drainage<br />
Onsite and end of pipe treatment plants<br />
Need for master planning<br />
Inter-linkages between roads and water related services of infrastructure<br />
BOT projects/public private partnership model for implementation<br />
Financial investment criteria with BOT implementation</p>
<p>Chapter 13<br />
TECHNIQUES FOR WATER CONSERVATION IN FOOD AND BEVERAGE (F &amp; B) INDUSTRY</p>
<p>Overview of wastewater generation<br />
Pre-treatment of wastewater<br />
Controlling wastewater is highly cost effective<br />
Continuing to try new ideas<br />
Water conservation techniques<br />
Several opportunities in the food industry include</p>
<p>Chapter 14<br />
PLASTICS CONTAINERS FOR DRINKING/POTABLE WATER AND REGULATIONS</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Materials and method<br />
Packaging materials<br />
Method<br />
Results and discussion</p>
<p>Chapter 15<br />
THE GREAT THREAT OF POOR QUALITY OF COUNTERFEITING BOTTLING WATER</p>
<p>Chapter 16<br />
WATER TREATMENT USING OZONE</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Methods of water treatment<br />
Advantages of OZONE over chlorine<br />
Ozone<br />
Ozone dose<br />
Testing for effective disinfection<br />
Popular ozone applications<br />
Economic considerations</p>
<p>Chapter 17<br />
WATER CONSERVATION BY OPTIMIZING WATER USE</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Water conservation opportunity in industries<br />
Use optimization<br />
Water recycling<br />
External used water sources for cooling water system<br />
Internal used water sources for cooling water systems<br />
Scheme for selected reuse applications is presented (in flow chart)<br />
Some Schemes for recycling of Water in CW System<br />
Reuse of treated sewage for condenser cooling in power plant &#8211; a case study<br />
System details<br />
Treatment for recycling purpose<br />
Internal treatment<br />
Monitoring<br />
Advantages of treatment<br />
The treatment leads to following advantages<br />
Efficient treatment programme<br />
Water conservation</p>
<p>Chapter 18<br />
NON-CONVENTIONAL TECHNIQUES TO REMOVE HEAVY METALS FROM WASTEWATER</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Application Of Fly Ash<br />
Characteristic analysis of Fly Ash<br />
Effects Of Carbon Content On The Adsorption of Metal Ions<br />
Coagulation With Sea Water Liquid Bittern<br />
Membrane Techniques<br />
Microfiltration<br />
Reverse Osmosis<br />
Ultrafiltration<br />
Nanofiltration<br />
Liquid Membranes</p>
<p>Chapter 19<br />
COOLING WATER TREATMENT</p>
<p>Open Cooling Tower Water Balance<br />
Cooling Water Associated Problems<br />
Corrosion : Mechanisms, Monitoring &amp; Control<br />
Corrosion Mechanism<br />
Corrosion Inhibitors<br />
Scale<br />
Scale Control Programs<br />
Acid Feed<br />
Alkaline treatment methods<br />
Fouling<br />
Types of Fouling<br />
General Fouling<br />
Fouling by corrosion products<br />
Microbiological Fouling<br />
Process leaks<br />
Fouling control methods<br />
Side stream filtration<br />
Chemical control methods<br />
Guidelines for C.W. Treatment Selection and Application<br />
Instrumentation and Monitoring<br />
Instruments<br />
Critical Cooling Tower Variables<br />
Water treatment monitoring software</p>
<p>Chapter 20<br />
ROLE OF MEMBRANE FILTRATION FOR INDUSTRIAL WATER TREATMENT AND WASTEWATER</p>
<p>Reuse<br />
Flexographic Ink<br />
Metal Finishing<br />
Alkali Cleaner<br />
Chemical Mechanical Planarization<br />
Boiler Makeup Water<br />
Municipal Wastewater Treatment</p>
<p>Chapter 21<br />
MEETING WATER QUALITY NEEDS THROUGH MULTIPLE TECHNOLOGIES</p>
<p>Carbon Filtration<br />
Exhaustion<br />
What does this have to do with treatment trains?<br />
Carbon Filtration/RO Combo<br />
Consult the manufacturer<br />
Emerging Water Needs</p>
<p>Chapter 22<br />
USE OF OZONE IN PACKAGED DRINKING WATER DISINFECTION AND PURIFICATION</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Ozone<br />
Packaged Drinking Water<br />
Ozone Treatment<br />
Safety Aspects<br />
Advantages of Ozone<br />
Ozone Treatment System Design</p>
<p>Chapter 23<br />
HOW SAFE IS BOTTLED WATER</p>
<p>Why NSF Standards</p>
<p>Chapter 24<br />
OZONE – A BOON TO BOTTLERS</p>
<p>Production of Bottled Water<br />
What is ozone?<br />
Properties of Ozone<br />
How the Ozone is made<br />
Why Ozone for Disinfection of Water?<br />
What is Pure &amp; Impure Ozone?<br />
Ozone: How Safe?<br />
What are the major components of ozone generator?<br />
Feed Gas Preparation System<br />
Pressure and Flow Regulation<br />
Ozone Production System<br />
Process Control &amp; Protection<br />
Ozone Output Indicator &amp; Controller<br />
Cooling Arrangement<br />
Cabinet or Enclosure<br />
How is water ozonation carried out?<br />
Ozonation by diffusion method<br />
Inline Ventury Injection system<br />
Ozone injection by Recirculation method<br />
What should be the capacity of ozone generator in gm/hr<br />
Factors affecting the solubility of ozone in water<br />
Water Composition<br />
Concentration of Ozone<br />
Temperature of Water<br />
Pressure<br />
Method of Contact<br />
How The Dissolution of Ozone Is Checked in Product Water?<br />
Using DTP Tablets<br />
Using ORP Indicator<br />
If Ozone Can Be Used For Environmental SteriliZation In Filling Area?<br />
If Ozone Can Be Used For Cip (Clean In Place) In A Packaged Water Plant?<br />
What Care Should Be Taken While Using Ozone Generators?</p>
<p>Chapter 25<br />
ADVANCES IN MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY FOR BEVERAGE WATER TREATMENT</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Filtration Characteristics<br />
System Design<br />
Activated Carbon<br />
Future</p>
<p>Chapter 26<br />
APPLICATION OF MEMBRANE TECHNOLOGY IN WATER PROCESSING</p>
<p>Chapter 27<br />
OZONE &#8211; THE 21ST CENTURY DISINFECTANT</p>
<p>Water Purification and Disinfection<br />
Disinfection<br />
Tastes and odours<br />
Colour<br />
Turbidity<br />
Drinking water<br />
High purity water systems<br />
Pharmaceuticals industries<br />
Electronics industry<br />
Industrial wastewater pollution control<br />
Odour control<br />
Cooling towers &#8211; water<br />
Swimming pools and spas<br />
Ozone Applications In the Food Industry<br />
Preservation and storage<br />
Germicidal effect<br />
Effect on odors<br />
Effect on metabolism<br />
Meat<br />
Cheese<br />
Eggs<br />
Beverages<br />
Disinfection and removal of odors<br />
Application for agriculture<br />
Air Purification Through Ozone<br />
Hotels and motels<br />
Hospitals/Nursing Homes/Clinics<br />
Vehicle restoration<br />
Fire and restoration</p>
<p>Chapter 28<br />
MANUFACTURING MINERAL WATER I.E. WATER CONTAINING SUFFICIENT/<br />
REQUIRED QUANTITY OF MINERALS WHICH IS REQUIRED TO HUMAN BODIES</p>
<p>Process<br />
Raw Water Storage<br />
Multi Graded sand Filter<br />
Activated Carbon Filter<br />
Antiscalant Dosing System<br />
Ultraviolet Disinfection System<br />
Micron Filtration<br />
Osmotic pressure System (High Pressure Pump)<br />
Desalination System by Reverse Osmosis Membrane Element<br />
Ion Controlling System<br />
Storage of Treated Water<br />
Fine Polishing Filtration<br />
UV system<br />
Ozonization<br />
Rinsing Filling &amp; Capping with Lable shrinking M/c<br />
Bottle Manufacturing Machine<br />
Reverse Osmosis Membrane Cleaning System<br />
Packing of mineral water in Bottles, container or polypack<br />
The Equipments in the project of packaged drinking water manufacturing unit<br />
Following are the requirement and it is managed by the purchaser</p>
<p>Chapter 29<br />
PROJECT PROFILE ON PURIFIED BOTTLED WATER</p>
<p>Purification of Water<br />
Project Brief<br />
Project Investment<br />
Manufacturing Process<br />
Proposed Product Mix<br />
The Process Flow<br />
Strategic Recommendations<br />
Market Entry Timing<br />
Key Success Factor<br />
Marketing<br />
Pricing<br />
Product Packaging<br />
Availability<br />
Suitability<br />
Hygiene<br />
Packaging<br />
Transportation<br />
Marking<br />
Sampling<br />
Scale of Sample<br />
Number of Test<br />
Criteria for Conformity<br />
Machinery and Equipment Requirements<br />
Human Resource Requirement<br />
Land and Building Requirements<br />
Recommended Mode of Land Acquisition</p>
<p>Chapter 30<br />
TECHNOLOGY AND MARKET TREND OF PACKAGED DRINKING WATER</p>
<p>Bottled Water Industry in India<br />
Bottled water top players in India<br />
History of Bottled water in India<br />
Variety of packages<br />
Artesian well water<br />
Mineral water<br />
Spring water<br />
Well water<br />
Tap Water<br />
Why Bottled water?<br />
Bottled Water<br />
How Safe?<br />
Water resources overexploited<br />
Bottled water companies earn high profits<br />
Plastic Bottles Pollution<br />
Plastic Bottles requires costly Oil<br />
The anti-bottling protests<br />
Pro-tap water consciousness<br />
Bottled Water law in India<br />
Health Issue-Purity of bottled water<br />
Traditional Indian methods of cooling and purifying water<br />
Rainwater is safe, doesn&#8217;t bring about adverse effects<br />
Manufacturing Process<br />
Filtration<br />
Desalination<br />
Reverse Osmosis<br />
Nanofiltration (NF)<br />
Ultrafiltration (UF)<br />
Microfiltration (MF)<br />
Ultra Violet Unit (UV)<br />
Recommended maximum concentration levels in Ultra Violet unit<br />
Ozonation through Ozonator<br />
What is Ozone?<br />
Ozone Production<br />
Rinsing, Filling and Capping Machinery<br />
Bottle Blowing stations<br />
Coding and Packing Machines<br />
Water Treatment Plant<br />
Laboratory for Water Testing<br />
RO water Purification Plant</p>
<p>Chapter 31<br />
MINERAL WATER PLANT/ PACKAGED DRINKING WATER PLANT<br />
WITH ISI LAB AND CERTIFICATION</p>
<p>Mineral Water Plant/ Packaged Drinking Water Plant<br />
Features<br />
The Water Treatment<br />
Plant consists of One or All of the below mentioned process<br />
Water Storage Tank<br />
Multi Grade Sand Filter<br />
Activated Carbon Filter<br />
Antiscalant Dosing System<br />
Micron Filters<br />
Reverse Osmosis System<br />
Ultra Violet Sterilizer<br />
Ozone Generator<br />
Mineral water plant isi consultancy and laboratory setup</p>
<p>Chapter 32<br />
MINERAL WATER PLANT</p>
<p>Introduction<br />
Capacity<br />
Process Flow<br />
Machines/Equipment Offered<br />
Purification Section<br />
Bottle Manufacturing Section<br />
Bottling Section</p>
<p>Chapter 33<br />
PROJECT PROFILE ON MINERAL WATER</p>
<p>Product Description and Application<br />
Pricing and Distribution<br />
Plant Capacity and Production Programme<br />
Plant Capacity<br />
Production Programme<br />
Materials and Inputs<br />
Raw Materials<br />
Utilities<br />
Technology and Engineering Technology<br />
Production Process<br />
Engineering<br />
Machinery and Equipment<br />
Land, Buildings and Civil Works<br />
Manpower<br />
Requirement<br />
Total Initial Investment Cost</p>
<p>Chapter 34<br />
THE USE OF DISTILLATION TECHNOLOGY IN THE BOTTLED WATER INDUSTRY</p>
<p>A matter of dollars and cents<br />
Two types of systems<br />
Part of customer awareness<br />
Conclusion<br />
FYI: Vapor Compression Technology</p>
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