The scope of application of industrial filter cloth is more and more widely, which is inseparable from everyone's attention to environmental protection, then as an ordinary family, which again has any connection with us?
A small cottage, "Anandwan" in Dhanvantarinagar, on the outskirts of the city of Kolhapur, will not have water connections. However, Devlapurkars, a resident of this cottage, has access to sufficient safe drinking water throughout the year.
Setting an extraordinary example, this home has been stored and used for rainwater drinking and cooking purposes for the past 8 years.
Devapur Devarpur (53) is a technician hired by Swastha Dakshata Samiti, a non-governmental organization (NGO) of the Council and Secretary of the Leprous Kolhapur zilla village. He told DNA "It's the cheapest way to get safe drinking water."
The working environment and public health of this non-governmental organization since 1995. Devlapurkar knows the basics of water pollution. Eight years ago, he built Rs65,000 Rs for his 1,000-square-foot bungalow, while giving due consideration to environmental issues.
An important aspect of the building is 4000 liters of underground storage tanks that collect rainwater and make him lose RS10,000. The water collected on the roof is piped to the underground tank. Through the industrial filter cloth, it passes to get rid of dirt and other impurities before reaching the tank.
The tank is slightly below the veranda bungalow and is completely covered with bricks, with two outlets: one for removing water and overflowing.
"If the water is protected from the saliva like human body, there is no fear of bacteria and other microorganisms, and if the water is not exposed to the sun, the algae can not form. Due to these precautions, the stored rain water is safe to drink , "He said.
The tank is enough for four families all year round. With his wife Alkaline (48), Kolhapur Municipal Corporation (KMC), daughter Miley (21) and son Minar (16) hire a nurse. "A four-person family needs about 15 liters of water for cooking and drinking, on average, 165 days of rainfall a year, so we need to store the remaining 200 days of water," he said.
Bottled water costs about RS15 per liter, and Devlapurkars is proud to save thousands of rupees to store rainwater.
Therefore, industrial filter cloth is now very popular in these small town families, as our industrial filter cloth manufacturers, can contribute to the community, is also very proud!
(Addtime：2017-12-28)
