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Reuse of domestic wastewater for household use

2015-06-15View Original

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Does anyone know any companies that deal with the reuse of domestic wastewater for household use?
Reply #22015-06-15
What is the volume of water to be treated, and what standards must be met after treatment?
Reply #32015-06-16
About one cubic meter per day, to be used for landscaping
Reply #42015-06-16
The cost of treating 1 cubic meter of water per day is not economical; even if tap water costs only 4 yuan per ton, the depreciation costs associated with the equipment needed for reusing wastewater are much higher than that. It is only economically viable to have centralized treatment in the community
Reply #52015-06-16
I want to create a demonstration project without considering costs
Reply #62015-06-16
I learned something new; it was the first time I heard this
Reply #72015-06-16
This idea and concept are excellent; as long as it can be developed successfully and is cost-effective, it can be widely promoted in the water-scarce provinces in the north
Reply #82015-06-17
It’s basically based on the principle of laboratory water purifiers; the Institute of Urban Environment under the Chinese Academy of Sciences has one such system, designed to handle both domestic wastewater and wastewater from pig farming.
Reply #92015-06-18
Domestic wastewater from activities such as washing vegetables, taking baths, doing personal hygiene, washing clothes, and using the toilet doesn’t need to be reused. But what’s the point of reusing it anyway? It’s not cost-effective to use it for watering plants or vegetables. It seems that filtration and sedimentation are sufficient. As for wastewater from washing dishes, which contains oil, is it necessary to have an oil separator, or is centralized treatment required in order to be economically viable?
Reply #102015-06-18
Domestic wastewater from activities such as washing vegetables, taking baths, doing personal hygiene, washing clothes, and using the toilet does not need to be reused, and its volume is small. This kind of wastewater can be used for secondary purposes such as watering plants and vegetables. If conducting research on this topic, references can be consulted

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