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/Waste Water
System
Grace Tjandraatmadja
19 April 2009
Greywater Garden
Bathroom
Laundry
Septic Tank
Leachfield
Centralised &
Toilet
decentralised service
integration and overflow
implications
Sewer
Modelling Stormwater
Infrastructure
Sustainable use Greywater & Stormwater technologies
• Greywater • Stormwater
• Use less water:
• Water efficient appliances Greywater diverter Pontos treatment
(http://www.lanfaxlabs.com.au/laundry-detergents-brochure-2009.pdf)
• Treat wastewater before disposal
• Wastewater
• On site management
• Water use reduction and/or on-site Infrastructure
treatment
Climate
• Off-site management
• Small package plants Topography
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• Additional challenges
diverting greywater from bathroom)
• Pathogen concentrations
• Sludge removal or treatment Storage
Climate
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Site restrictions (lot size, occupancy, density)
Volumetric Reliability (%)
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Environmental impact/benefits (protection, reuse)
Security of supply
50% Upgrade potential
Storage
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