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    WATER CONSERVATION

    ALARM
    WATER WASTAGE ALARM
    JATHNIEL GJURD G. ANTOJADO
    IV-SSC GEMINIANO T. DE OCAMPO
    SIP PROJECT
    OBJECTIVES
    • To conserve water consumption and avoid water wastage in all households
    and/or establishments when a faucet is left unattended
    • To call the attention of the house owners when the pail/container reaches its
    maximum capacity
    ABSTRACT
    According to Local Water Utilities Administration (LWUA), there’s around 488 million
    cubic meters of water a year is lost to waste, mainly in water districts outside Metro
    Manila. “We are averaging about 488 million (cubic meters of water) that we throw
    away yearly — that’s half of Angat Dam,” LWUA Chairman Ronnie L. Ong said in a
    televised interview on Tuesday.

    The LWUA oversees 532 water districts, of which 244 have significant levels of non-
    revenue water (NRW). NRW includes water that is not billed or lost through leaks or
    illegal connections.
    CHAPTER I
    (CONTENTS)
    1. Introduction And Its Background
    2. Statement Of The Problem
    3. Formulation Of The Hypothesis
    4. Significance Of The Study Scope
    5. Delimitation Of The Study
    6. Definition Of Terms
    INTRODUCTION AND ITS BACKGROUND

    Water Wastage causes lots of problems in the modern world.


    This project can make a big difference by helping people to conserve water.
    It prevents water interruption, water shortage and much more.
    STATEMENT OF THE PROBLEM

    •Water Wastage is a significant issue globally.


    •Wasting less water makes a big impact on the world.
    •Conserving water helps prevent water shortage.
    HYPOTHESIS

    •If a water wastage alarm is installed, then it will detect and alert about water wastage, there reducing
    overall water consumption.
    SIGNIFICANCE OF THE STUDY

    •In regions facing water scarcity, implementing a water wastage alarm system can play a crucial role in
    conserving limited water resources.
    •For households and businesses, water bills can be a significant expense.
    •Minimizing water wastage contributes to environmental sustainability by reducing the strain on natural water
    sources and ecosystems.
    DELIMITATION STUDY

    •The study will focus on a specific geographical area or regions, such as a particular city or community, due
    to limitations in resources and logistics.
    •The study will be conducted within a specified timeframe such as several months or years, to
    accommodate data collection, experimentation and analysis.
    DEFINITION OF TERMS
    • LWUA-Local Water Utilities Administration
    • NRW- Non-Revenue Water
    THANK YOU

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