Visakhapatnam: With a focus on providing clean water, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre (BARC) is to provide its in-house membrane technologies for water purification to residents of the relief and rehabiliation colony at Atchutapuram in the district. BTDDC has been set up at Gitam University, Dibbapalem, Visakhapatnam for conducting awareness and training programmes in villages for deploying membrane based water purification technologies developed by BARC." He said nearly 40 litres of water for drinking can be processed per day by using the technology.Explaining the advantage of the process, he said, "Normally, the water purification technologies available in the commercial segment are very costly and we expect the membrane technology to cost very less in comparison. ""These technologies also do not require power for them to work and this will be a huge advantage. We have already conducted a survey on the persons who can be trained to use these technologies and turn them into entrepreneurs."
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