Use of Domestic Greywater for Hydroponic Farming: A Review
Sameena I. Ansari , Dr. Arif Khan, Mr. Akash Gupta
DOI : 10.46335/IJIES.2023.8.9.4
Abstract – An increase in population has led to the increase in consumption of food coffers and Generation of waste has also increased contemporaneously. From many times there have been noticed variations in the climate has also increased causing huge losses to the growers and dwindling the growth of the crops. Hence a need arises not only to use the coffers efficiently but also manage up for the unborn food security of the country. Hydroponics Farming has chased up helping in effective use of coffers and leading to an increased crop product. An attempt has been made to exercise domestic Greywater for Hydroponics husbandry. After studying the hydroponic husbandry system, we came to know that setup is one time cost but the regular recreating cost for this system is Nutrient water, which is generally expensive. As we know from the study that waste water (Greywater) is rich in nutrients. So then we're trying to study the feasibility of Greywater with minimum treatment as an alternative for nutrient water. A review has been offered to evaluate the efficiency of grey warter
