Title: Underground Water harvesting and filtering using magnetic filter and solar Solar
pasteurization
Abstract:
In this experiment. we will find out if it is
possible to filter water using the magnetic
filtration/field and solar pastuerization
method to maximize water that should no
longer be wasted and save more if
necessary by storing rain or flood water
Key words: Magnetic filter, solar
pastuerization, flood and rain water.
Introduction
Because the cotabato city is called the catch
basin because in the lowlands and
neighboring areas that are high, we are the
first to be affected in case there are heavy
rains or floods. so here we thought as
students that if we can store water from
floods or rain that we can use as a bath at
least or even drink as well. Another reason
why we thought of such a kind of
experiment to save during the summer. we
know that when summer comes our water
consumption increases because we need
more water during these times. We are
thinking of a way that if it is possible during
the rainy season to store water and filter it
so that when the season comes, we will be
able to make the most of it.
Meanwhile, this manuscript will
enlighten the minds of the readers as to
how the residence of Cotabato City with
regards to the situation of the said project-
underground water harvesting
Methods:
Research Design
This research is a experimental
research. This research aims to seek for the
need for situating the water harvesting in
Cotabato City. Thus this opens the
necessary knowledge to the government
officials invest and take part this kind of
project.
Hyphotesis: The claimed action of magnetic
water treatment devices as scale
preventives may be explained by our
experimental findings. Magnetic water
treatment devices could cause the release
of iron into the water, preventing scale
formation. This mechanism is both
physically plausible and consistent with the
field evidence. However, it is still unclear
whether and how passing water via a
magnetic water treatment device can result
in the releasing of the essential iron to
prevent scale growth.

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