Water Conservation Initiatives
The University has it’s own water lake with the capacity of 1 crore liter water. This large lake serve the main purpose of rainwater harvesting. The rain water from the roofs tops of the buildings through drains, landscaped campus & RCC roads recharge the ground water table throughout the year.
Rain Water Harvesting System
TMU Campus
Rain Water Harvesting System
TMU Campus
Rain Water Harvesting System
TMU Campus
Roof Rain Water Harvesting
TMU Campus
Roof Rain Water Harvesting
TMU Campus
Harvesting Tank Water flow Drawing
TMU CampusThe University has constructed three water tanks and all tanks fulfill the following purposes:
- Household water requirements for the campus residents including hostels
- Fire safety water requirements.
- For the irrigation of agriculture field, grounds, parks etc.
Rain Water Harvesting System
TMU CampusThe University has established STP (Sea wage Treatment Plant) as per standard norms for the purpose of waste water recycling.
Sewage Treatment Plant
TMU CampusThe University follows the UGC guidelines for procurement, storage, usage & disposal of hazardous chemicals & radioactive waste. In view of the same the University has established its own Effluent Treatment Plant (ETP) with the capacity of 200 KLD for the disposal of hazardous chemicals. In accordance with the UGC guidelines the University has designated Dr. Vijay Pratap Singh as the Radiation Safety Officer (RSO) who is responsible for procurement, storage, usage & disposal of radioisotopes use in the campus as per the regulation laid down by Atomic Energy Regulatory Board (AERB). The RSO also ensures the radiation safety guidelines and requirements are followed in all concerned laboratories. The University has well defined SOPs for hazardous chemicals & radioactive waste management system which are displayed in respective laboratories.
Effluent Treatment Plant
TMU CampusThe University has separate maintenance department to regulate, maintain & regular distribution of water in the campus through water tanks.
Demand of Water
| Particulars | Unit | Liter / Day (Approx.) | Total (In Lt.) |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hospital | 1000 | 450 Lt./Bed | 450000 |
| Campus Blocks | 5000 | 135 Lt./Person | 675000 |
| Visitors | 7000 | 30 Lt./Person | 210000 |
| TOTAL | 1335000 | ||
Water Treatment by (1.5 MLD) S.T.P.
Waste Water Generation is 80% of Total Supply = 1068000 Lt./Day.
Treated Water Used
- In Horticulture : 600000 Lt./Day
- In Agriculture : 400000 Lt./Day
Note
- Usage of Water is Variable (Due to different Weather Condition).
- The variation of used treated water is maintained through reservoir of capacity 1Cr. Lt.
