International Research Journal of Engineering and Technology (IRJET)
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Volume: 11 Issue: 04 | Apr 2024
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Assessment and Optimization of Water Usage: A Case Study of Government Polytechnic Karad 1Mali Vyankatesh S., 2Dr. K. M. Bagwan, 3 Jadhav Prathamesh D, 4Yewale Vikrant V. 5Hulage
Vipul D. 6Shinde Anisha S., 7Pawar Tanuja R. 8Thorat Jagdish A. 1,3,4,5,6,7,8
Students, Dept. of Civil Engineering, GP Karad, Maharashtra, India.
2 Professor, Dept. of Civil Engineering, GP Karad, Maharashtra, India.
---------------------------------------------------------------------***--------------------------------------------------------------------Abstract - This project describes about the" Rural Development (Water Audit of GPK Institute Campus".) water audit is performed in the college with various aspects of water such as sources, supply, utilization, disposal etc. On location perception and talk with the related staff was taken up to get the information. Bore wells fulfil the all requirements of institute. Water audit is a powerful control device for minimizing losses, optimizing numerous makes use of and accordingly permitting sizeable conservation of water. Water audits stability the quantity produced with the quantity billed and account for the closing water (loss). Comprehensive audits can provide the software an in-depth profile of the water delivery device and water users, permitting less difficult control of assets and advanced reliability. It is an essential step toward water conservation and, if connected with a leak detection plan, can keep the software a good-sized sum of money and time.
Fig.1 Existing Pipe Distribution Network 1.1 OBJECTIVES • To determine the actual losses brought on by overflow, unauthorized connections, and pipe leaks.
Key Words: - Water audit, Non-revenue water (NRW), effluent unaccounted for water (UFW),water conservation
• To determine which areas, require control and maintenance measures to be taken immediately.
1.INTRODUCTION The water audit displays the volume of water that the consumer uses, enters, and exits. A water audit is a systematic, empirical investigation of the water accounts for the project. It provides a rational, empirical framework that categorizes each use of water in your system. It is an instrument to counteract shortages, leakage, and systemic losses. A water audit can be used to identify and quantify the steps that can be taken to reduce water use and losses. In addition to providing solutions for various water-related problems, water audits and their analysis have the potential to save valuable public cash. A water audit is the most effective instrument for controlling water.
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• To monitor excessive and unnecessary water use and waste.
2. LITERATURE REVIEW 2.1 R.A.Ganorkar, Isha. P. Khedikar, Nagpur. They proposed that although water resources are limited globally, the globe has an endless supply of water. population growth. Throughout history, the emergence of civilizations has been largely dependent on the development of water supplies for human use. However, there are fewer high-quality water resources available as our populations continue to expand and change. The building of cities in arid regions, pollution, and climate change are a few of the elements aggravating the changing supply and demand imbalances. Man must use the water resources that are currently available as carefully and effectively as possible to account for this. A logical, scientific foundation for classifying all of the water use in your system is provided by water audits. In order to address issues linked to shortages, leaks,
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