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Modern wells in residential complexes and bungalows have a pumping system in place, which is connected to the pipes joined to the taps inside homes. The pumping system helps pull the water from the well and transfers at a certain pressure to the taps through the connecting pipes to maintain uninterrupted supply of water. Usually, this pump works on a simple pressure switch on/off mechanism. In some cases, a pressure sensor is there which helps maintain water supply at a constant pressure. So, th

The water flowing from the tap should be clean and clear, and this is the primary necessity of all living organisms. However, even clear water contains a small number of dissolved minerals, volatile organic chemicals, microorganisms, and even lead from pipes. The chemicals and minerals may make the water acidic, and hence it needs to be treated before consumption. One of the effective ways to monitor these acidic minerals and chemicals is to regularly test your water and perform a pH test withou

Over the last couple of months, the disruption in the manufacturing units across industries caused by coronavirus or COVID-19 had severe operational as well as financial consequences. Now that businesses are slowly opening, there are a lot of challenges in terms of employee health and safety. The standard safety protocols mentioned by WHO have to be put in place; however, aside from that they need to be innovative about it depending upon the type of manufacturing, area available, sanitization pr

Has your well started pumping sand or maybe grit? Do you find sediments in your water? If yes, then it is important to identify the cause and resolve this problem, because it can potentially cause health problems and financial loss as well. Yes, sand particles in your well water can damage your good pump, well fixtures, and well wall screening.  Therefore, in order to avoid these problems and get clean well water, you must identify the cause and find an appropriate solution to the prob