This document discusses water usage and supply in Bangalore. It notes that filtered water from far away is used for flushing toilets, which is wasteful. It suggests using treated water instead. Tables show the normal water usage patterns and current/projected water demand and supply figures for Bangalore. Reviving local water bodies and harvesting rainwater could significantly boost supply to meet the rising population's needs for the next 35-40 years.
This document discusses water usage and supply in Bangalore. It notes that filtered water from far away is used for flushing toilets, which is wasteful. It suggests using treated water instead. Tables show the normal water usage patterns and current/projected water demand and supply figures for Bangalore. Reviving local water bodies and harvesting rainwater could significantly boost supply to meet the rising population's needs for the next 35-40 years.
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This document discusses water usage and supply in Bangalore. It notes that filtered water from far away is used for flushing toilets, which is wasteful. It suggests using treated water instead. Tables show the normal water usage patterns and current/projected water demand and supply figures for Bangalore. Reviving local water bodies and harvesting rainwater could significantly boost supply to meet the rising population's needs for the next 35-40 years.
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#31/1, 1st Floor, M K Puttalingaiah Road, Padmanabhanagar, Bangalore-560 070.
Tel: 2669 9085/4209 4062
WATER FOR BANGALORE
DID YOU KNOW 1. When you flush your toilet you use 7 to 12 liters of Filtered Water which comes all the way from Thorekadanahalli – 93 Kms away from Bangalore.
2. A normal household with 4 persons flushes about
18 to 20 times in a day using 140 liters to 240 liters.
3. It costs BWS&SB Rs.17.00 per 1000 lts to bring
this water to Bangalore
4. Everyday we use Rs.4.50 worth of filtered water
for flushing.
5. Is it not a criminal waste?
6. Instead of filtered water can we not switch over
to treated water? TIME TO REORIENT OUR THINKING
#31/1, 1st Floor, M K Puttalingaiah Road, Padmanabhanagar, Bangalore-560 070.
Tel: 2669 9085/4209 4062
WATER FOR BANGALORE
NORMAL USAGE PATTERN OF WATER Lts/person/day 1. DRINKING, COOKING, VESSEL WASHING ETC – Filtered Water 25 2. BATHING – Filtered Water 25 3. TOILET FLUSHING 40 4. CAR/VEHICLE WASHING 20 5. GARDENING & OTHERS 25 TOTAL 135 EXCEPT ITEMS 1 & 2 (Which consumes 50 lts per person per day) all the other tasks can be performed with treated water. BWS&SB should conduct an awareness campaign and make arrangements to supply treated water #31/1, 1st Floor, M K Puttalingaiah Road, Padmanabhanagar, Bangalore-560 070. Tel: 2669 9085/4209 4062
WATER FOR BANGALORE
Problem in figures: 1. Population of Bangalore 9 million 2. Requirement of Water per day 135 lts 3. Total Domestic Requirement 1215 mld 4. Industrial Requirement- 20% 250 mld 5. Total requirement 1465 mld 6. Cauvery Capacity – Present 910 mld 7. Proposed Additional Capacity 500 mld 8. Total available water by 2013 1410 mld 9. Present Shortage 555 mld 10. By 2013 demand will be just equal to supply.
Is it Enough or Is there a more permanent
solution? Read on #31/1, 1st Floor, M K Puttalingaiah Road, Padmanabhanagar, Bangalore-560 070. Tel: 2669 9085/4209 4062
A Win - Win Solution in Figures
Sl no Scheme mld 1. Arkavathy & Hesaraghatta Revival 300 2. Revival of lakes 200 3. RWH through SWD network 400 4. Treated Water for non potable use 200 TOTAL 1100 5. Add Cauvery Capacity 1410 6. Total available water 2510 7. 80% capacity 2000 8. Population level required 15 million 9. Projected Year by which the Population Is going to reach 15 million 2050-60