Domestic Wastewater Recycling

'Toilet-to-toilet' and 'tap-to-tap', instead of 'toilet-to-tap' - a new approach

Principally unlike to fossil fuels, water is an irreplaceable basic resource. In times of depleting fresh water resources high effective water management concepts become more and more important. The industry has already realised that: Wastewater partial-stream separation and recycling-processes are spreading increasingly since many years. In this research work, this approach has been realised the first time in the field of domestic water management. The actual research state is presented in this paper. With two water loops (black water and grey water) the water consumption of domestic buildings and hotels, hospitals, etc. can be reduced significantly: A saving of fresh water of up to 90 % can now be realised. Additionally, these buildings then are physically wastewater free, all valuables (compost, mineral fertiliser and energy) are recovered mono-fractioned, and all micro-pollutants (hormones, pharmaceuticals) are completely mineralised.



Copyright: © DIV Deutscher Industrieverlag GmbH
Quelle: International Issue 2009 (September 2009)
Seiten: 12
Preis: € 12,00
Autor: Dipl.-Ing. Mathias Antholz
Dr.-Ing. Joachim Behrendt
Dipl.-Ing. Torsten Bettendorf
Dipl.-Biol. Ulrich Braun
Dipl. Ing. Ulrike Gayh
 
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