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Penganjuran Kempen Kesedaran Air Tanah di SK Beris Panchor, Bachok, Kelantan.
Groundwater Awareness Campaign at SK Beris Panchor, Bachok, Kelantan
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Kajian Pencemaran Air Tanah di Kawasan Kelantan Utara.
Study On Groundwater Contamination in the North Kelantan
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Kajian pencemaran air tanah dengan menggunakan ‘Ground Penetration Radar’ (GPR) di Kubang Kerian, Kelantan.
Groundwater contamination study using ‘Ground Penetration Radar’ (GPR) at Kubang Kerian.
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Kajian pencemaran air tanah dengan menggunakan kaedah Keberintangan Elektrik di Kubang Kerian, Kelantan.
Groundwater contamination study using Electrical Resistivity at Kubang Kerian.
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Air tanah di Negeri Kelantan telah dibangunkan sebagai bekalan air minum semenjak 1935. Pengurusan bekalan air awam diuruskan oleh Air Kelantan Sdn. Bhd. (AKSB). Permintaan terhadap air tanah sebagai bekalan air minum sentiasa meningkat sejak 30 tahun kebelakangan ini.
Groundwater at the state of Kelantan is fully developed for potable use since 1935. The public water supply in Kelantan is handled by Air Kelantan Sdn. Bhd. (AKSB). The demand on groundwater for potable use has risen steadily over the last 30 years. Presently, fresh groundwater supply is obtained from 82 numbers of production wells located at 13 well-fields at North Kelantan. Groundwater for these all well-fields is drawn from shallow aquifer system except in Tanjung Mas and new wells at Pintu Geng. At present the total groundwater consumption is 134Ml/d, which constitutes about 41% of the total water production in AKSB’s water treatment plants. The demand of groundwater for potable use is estimated to be 165Ml/d in 2010 and will increase at a pace of 2.5% per year.
  NAHRIM | Institut Penye...  
Air tanah di Negeri Kelantan telah dibangunkan sebagai bekalan air minum semenjak 1935. Pengurusan bekalan air awam diuruskan oleh Air Kelantan Sdn. Bhd. (AKSB). Permintaan terhadap air tanah sebagai bekalan air minum sentiasa meningkat sejak 30 tahun kebelakangan ini.
Groundwater at the state of Kelantan is fully developed for potable use since 1935. The public water supply in Kelantan is handled by Air Kelantan Sdn. Bhd. (AKSB). The demand on groundwater for potable use has risen steadily over the last 30 years. Presently, fresh groundwater supply is obtained from 82 numbers of production wells located at 13 well-fields at North Kelantan. Groundwater for these all well-fields is drawn from shallow aquifer system except in Tanjung Mas and new wells at Pintu Geng. At present the total groundwater consumption is 134Ml/d, which constitutes about 41% of the total water production in AKSB’s water treatment plants. The demand of groundwater for potable use is estimated to be 165Ml/d in 2010 and will increase at a pace of 2.5% per year.
  NAHRIM | Institut Penye...  
Air tanah di Negeri Kelantan telah dibangunkan sebagai bekalan air minum semenjak 1935. Pengurusan bekalan air awam diuruskan oleh Air Kelantan Sdn. Bhd. (AKSB). Permintaan terhadap air tanah sebagai bekalan air minum sentiasa meningkat sejak 30 tahun kebelakangan ini.
Groundwater at the state of Kelantan is fully developed for potable use since 1935. The public water supply in Kelantan is handled by Air Kelantan Sdn. Bhd. (AKSB). The demand on groundwater for potable use has risen steadily over the last 30 years. Presently, fresh groundwater supply is obtained from 82 numbers of production wells located at 13 well-fields at North Kelantan. Groundwater for these all well-fields is drawn from shallow aquifer system except in Tanjung Mas and new wells at Pintu Geng. At present the total groundwater consumption is 134Ml/d, which constitutes about 41% of the total water production in AKSB’s water treatment plants. The demand of groundwater for potable use is estimated to be 165Ml/d in 2010 and will increase at a pace of 2.5% per year.