All the 3 MGD treated sewage from Kavoor STP is lifted by MRPL while another 2 MGD treated sewage from the Jeppinamogaru plant is let into the Netravathi for want of a pipeline to Kavoor and 0.21 MGD treated sewage from the Pachchanadi STP is used by the Pilikula Biological Park. Accordingly, MRPL now can use up to 7 MGD treated domestic sewage. The plant is designed to use about 7 MGD treated sewage. At a time when water scarcity is looming over the coastal city, MRPL is equipped to meet at least half of its water requirement through treated sewage. The company also got installed a skid-mounted reverse osmosis water purifying plant recently as the treated sewage had high potassium content, particularly during summer.
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