World Water Monitoring Day
The World Water Monitoring Day is observed globally on 18th September since 2003.
This day is celebrated to increase public awareness and involvement in water monitoring and protecting water resources around the world.
World Water Monitoring Day engages people of all ages in monitoring the condition of local rivers, streams, estuaries, and other water bodies.
How z3 is helping to save the environment:
92% Of The Water Used For Manufacturing z3 Shirts Is Recycled
Science and research come together in an indigenously designed, fully automated system that not only stops depletion of groundwater but actually replenishes it. After recycling 92% of the water, the remaining is further processed through a multi-stage evaporator and the condensate is recovered.
Zero Emissions Day
Everyday choices made by ordinary people hold the key to our efforts to reduce emissions and find more sustainable solutions.
Zero Emissions Day has been designed to give the world a break from fossil fuels and to raise awareness about the harm caused by carbon emissions. The goal is to engage people towards more climate-friendly choices in their personal life.
How z3 is helping to save the environment:
While Recycling Effluents z3 Extract The Heat & Reuse It To Reduce Our Carbon Footprint
The effluent discharge from our dyeing machines comes out at approximately 60 degrees celsius because dyeing requires steam.
Our custom-built heat exchangers extract heat from this hot water which is then used to raise the temperature of freshwater being fed to the boiler, thereby reducing the consumption of the boiler fuel and as a result, our carbon footprint.
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