A new automatic irrigation system has been set up at the airport for water conservation. With this system, around four lakh square meters of area is being irrigated from four underground sewerage treatment plants built there.
A new automatic irrigation system has been set up at the airport for water conservation
Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) airport takes a big step towards water conservation! Apart from being among the world’s leading airport, the Delhi airport is also adopting solutions for environment protection and water conservation. For environmental protection, various measures have been taken along with green cover plantation across the airport. At the same time, a new automatic irrigation system has been set up at the airport for water conservation, according to a Dainik Jagran report. With this system, around four lakh square meters of area is being irrigated from four underground sewerage treatment plants built there.
According to the report, apart from laying several kilometers of pipeline for this procedure, a micro-processor based controller is also being used. This is saving about 70 percent of the water. This saved amount of water is equal to the water used by around four thousand people in Delhi on a daily basis. Delhi’s IGI airport is one of the continent’s busiest airports.
The Terminal 3 of IGI airport has been built on world-class standards. According to the facilities of the terminal, arrangements of water conservation have been made. The inclusion of modern technology has been supported for installing the system. The water used at the airport is brought for purification and refinement at the four underground water treatment plants having a capacity of 3.5 million litres. Later, the water is used for irrigation of plants through a pipe spread across a distance of 90-kilometers.
13/03/19 Nikita Prasad/Financial Express
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A new automatic irrigation system has been set up at the airport for water conservation
Delhi’s Indira Gandhi International Airport (IGI) airport takes a big step towards water conservation! Apart from being among the world’s leading airport, the Delhi airport is also adopting solutions for environment protection and water conservation. For environmental protection, various measures have been taken along with green cover plantation across the airport. At the same time, a new automatic irrigation system has been set up at the airport for water conservation, according to a Dainik Jagran report. With this system, around four lakh square meters of area is being irrigated from four underground sewerage treatment plants built there.
According to the report, apart from laying several kilometers of pipeline for this procedure, a micro-processor based controller is also being used. This is saving about 70 percent of the water. This saved amount of water is equal to the water used by around four thousand people in Delhi on a daily basis. Delhi’s IGI airport is one of the continent’s busiest airports.
The Terminal 3 of IGI airport has been built on world-class standards. According to the facilities of the terminal, arrangements of water conservation have been made. The inclusion of modern technology has been supported for installing the system. The water used at the airport is brought for purification and refinement at the four underground water treatment plants having a capacity of 3.5 million litres. Later, the water is used for irrigation of plants through a pipe spread across a distance of 90-kilometers.
13/03/19 Nikita Prasad/Financial Express
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