Clean Water Goa

Swimming Pool in a Hotel/Resort is a advantage to Guest. Guest prefer it for refreshing. The water in the swimming Pool should be clean. Chlorine is used in Swimming Pool. It is a good sanitizer and Oxidiser. However due to chlorination it creates unpleasant and unhealthy by-products. When chlorine oxidises organic contaminants (cosmetics, soap, Bodywaste etc) creates carcinogenic chlorinated organic(THMS). This nitrogenous body wastes of chlorination creates Chlorimines which cause an unpleasant smell and are the source of stinging eyes, ear and skin irritation. Using Herbal Reagent is the best solution to clean Swimming Pool Water and to remove Algae. 

COD or Chemical Oxygen Demand is the total measurement of all chemicals (organics & in-organics) in the water / waste water; BOD is a measure of, the amount of oxygen that require for the bacteria to degrade the organic components present in water / waste water. The ratio of BOD/COD is about; COD is higher than that of BOD; maximum of up to 4 times in medium scale industries; but it varies based on the industrial process and nature of the raw materials used. COD is a measure of total organic molecules dissolved in waste water,  Where as The concept of BOD came after cities started dumping their waste water into the water bodies and this led to depletion of oxygen and then death of water bodies. BOD/COD ratio is a measure of food value. If the ratio is higher, it has higher food and less toxicity. Most important point is a fact that biochemical oxygen demand(BOD) is not due to food organics, it is due to nitrates.  The best way to control High COD/BOD is the Herbal reage...

Among the various pollutants, the heavy metals such as Pb, Cd, Hg, Cr, Zn etc. are in priority list of various environmental protection agencies. The toxic heavy metals are the main pollutants   in   environment especially   in air, soil,   and water   which is   producing   objectionable effects, impairing the environmental welfare, reducing the quality of life and growing threat to humanity that   may eventually cause death too. There are hundreds of sources of heavy metal pollution, including the coal, natural gas, paper, chlor-alkali industries and the untreated effluents from   the   industries   leads   to   severe   water   pollution.   The  toxicological  criteria  and bioaccumulating  tendency of  heavy  metals from  industrial  wastewater  end  up  as permanent additions to the environment which poses a serious threat to human health and ec...

  Over the past 40 years the world’s population has doubled and use of water has quadrupled.     780 million people live without clean drinking water. Source   More than one-third of Africa’s population lacks access to safe drinking water.   Compared to today, five times as much land is likely to be under “extreme drought” by 2050. More than two billion people worldwide rely on wells for their water. By 2035, the world’s energy consumption will increase by 35 percent, which in turn will increase water use by 15 percent according to the International Energy Agency. Agriculture accounts for ~70% of global freshwater withdrawals and up to 90% in some fast-growing economies. The global middle class will surge from 1.8 to 4.9 billion by 2030, which will result in a significant increase in freshwater consumption. By 2050, 1 in 5 developing countries will face water shortages (UN’s Food and Agriculture Organization).   Recycle and Re...