8. (5) PROPOSED LOCATION JUSTIFICATION Cost of land: - Labour: - Transportation: - Availability of Raw-Material: - Market Reach: -
9. (6) Water flow process in water filter plan Fist water come in span bowl and pass out in next stage And then comes second bowl which is full of sent in between water is passed Then water comes in third bowl and pass from very very small micro hole span Then water is passed in electronic motor pumping then motor is pressuring water to memarace housing. Then passing from memance , pure water pass to tester and wasted goes to outside pipe
11. (8) Raw Material requirement Steel plat Memarence pump span cartridge water tester FR Plastic pipe Plastic bowl Plastic nuts Ellet Water tank Other equipment as per model of filter
12. (9) Advertising program SALES PROMOTION Such techniques are: Salesmanship Publicity Branding and packaging Market research After sales services Credit facilities Hire purchase scheme
13. 10) Benefits of Using a Whole House Water Filter Clean, filtered water emerges from every water source in the house. Chlorine and other chemicals are removed as soon as they enter a home’s plumbing system and are no longer released into the air. When chlorine and other chemicals are removed from water used for washing, these chemicals can no longer become embedded in clothing. Removing chlorine from the water used in dishwashing prevents chlorine vapors from being released into the air and reduces soap scum on dishes. Using a whole house water filter can alleviate the effects of asthma and allergies (for those who already suffer) by providing cleaner air to breathe in the house. Filtering water through a whole house water filter eliminates the risks of both drinking and showering in contaminated water. A whole house water filter is the only truly effective shower filter. It filters water at low temperatures to facilitate the removal of chlorine and other chemicals. Using a whole house water filter ensures protection from the carcinogenic effects of both drinking and inhaling chlorine and other dangerous chemicals. The use of a whole house water filter is the last means of protection from breakdowns in municipal water treatment and sanitation systems.
14. (11) Reasons to Drink Water Water is absolutely essential to the human body’s survival. A person can live for about a month without food, but only about a week without water. Water helps to maintain healthy body weight by increasing metabolism and regulating appetite. Water leads to increased energy levels. The most common cause of daytime fatigue is actually mild dehydration. Drinking adequate amounts of water can decrease the risk of certain types of cancers, including colon cancer, bladder cancer, and breast cancer. For a majority of sufferers, drinking water can significantly reduce joint and/or back pain. Water leads to overall greater health by flushing out wastes and bacteria that can cause disease. Water can prevent and alleviate headaches. Water naturally moisturizes skin and ensures proper cellular formation underneath layers of skin to give it a healthy, glowing appearance. Water aids in the digestion process and prevents constipation. Water is the primary mode of transportation for all nutrients in the body and is essential for proper circulation.
15. (12) Basics of Filtration Reasons for filtration Removal of fluid contaminants Eliminate costly problems Filtered product more valuable Increases product yield Collection of suspended solids Catalysts recovery Reduce operating costs
16. Driving forces Filtration The removal of a suspended particle from a fluid, p p , liquid or gas, by passing the fluid through a porous or semi permeable medium. Separation The removal of a dissolved substance from a carrier fluid stream. Cartridge filtration Pressure driven Other driving forces Gravitational Settling Centrifugal Vacuum Advantages Greater output Small equipment required Ease handling volatile liquids
17. Pressure drop System pressure drop Cartridge pressure drop Housing pressure drop Filtration variables Flow rate Differential pressure Viscosity Contaminant Flow conditions Compatibility Area
18. Differential pressure Difference in pressure between the inlet and outlet sides of a filter Measured as PSI or kPa and referred to as PSID, pressure drop or differential pressure For applications sensitive to pressure drop, housing and cartridge need to be considered P = P cartridge + P housing Location The size of the housing may be influenced by the amount of space available for the installation. Location and product selection can also be influenced by The surrounding environment.
19. Dirt holding capacity Dirt holding capacity is a measure of the weight gain of a filter during it’s useful (as measured by pressure drop at a given flow rate) life Chemical compatibility Several sources are available to check the compatibility of housings for use with fluids other than water. Remember to check all materials in the cap, sump, O-ring, and cartridge.
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