Waste Water Treatment And Solar Power

Nature has an amazing ability to cope with small amounts of water wastes and pollution, but it would be overwhelmed if we didn't treat the billions of gallons of wastewater and sewage produced every day before releasing it back to the environment.

At TNPA, the water used on the campus for bathing, cleaning and cooking is put through a chemical water treatment plant erected on the campus. The treatment plant has the capacity of treating 2 lakh litres of water at one cycle.

Waste water treatment plant with 2 lakh litres capacity

The treated water is collected in a huge reservoir with a capacity of 20 Lakh litres, from where it is used for irrigating the lawns and plants on the premises. Excess water from the reservoir is drained into the natural lake.

Reservoir	Reservoir with birds	Lawns	Natural Lake

Solar Power

Environmentally Clean Electricity From Renewable Energy Source.Solar street lamps have been installed in all important points on the campus.Solar powered low lights in the front lawns provide light throughout the night.

Solar Panels on the terrace	Solar panel on light pole	Lights powered by solar panels

Rain Water Harvesting

All the blocks on the campus have been equipped with Rain Water Harvesting facilities. The campus is located next to a natural water body. The natural lake has been dredged and deepened to ensure that it retains rainwater throughout the year. In winter, the lake also attracts migratory birds.

Natural lake