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Showing 1 to 7 of 7 for “"nonpotable"”.
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Life Cycle Assessment of Reclaimed Water for Potable and Nonpotable Reuse in California
… (LCA) for potable (direct and indirect) and nonpotable reuse will be conducted to identify and quantify major environmental, social, and economic problems that are attributed to reclaimed water. Additionally, recommendations will be made to achieve optimal benefits for California by …
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Exhaust gas emissions from a prototype scrap tire incinerator/wastewater treatment plant sludge dryer
… 1995. Due to time constraints, only part of one nonpotable water sampling series was completed rather than the proposed duplicate testing using both drying agents: nonpotable water and sludge. High particulate (57 lb/hr) and metal (21.4 lb/hr total) emissions indicate a fairly significant amount …
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Investigación sobre reutilización de aguas residuales para fines urbanos (recreativos y limpieza viaria), con vistas a justificar una propuesta de normativa
… in urban centers and that the reuse for these nonpotable purposes will play an important role in the improvement of life quality in the cities. This research has also as a fundamental objective to present a proposal of normative regulating the treated wastewater reuse for recreative and public …
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Regulatory issues associated with graywater reuse
… gaining popularity is the reuse of graywater for nonpotable applications. Graywater reuse has been known to be prevalent in the U.S. for at least 10 years. A study conducted by the Water Conservation Alliance of Southern Arizona showed that 13% of homes were reusing graywater in the year 2000. …
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Using Open Space Design and Water Harvesting as a Strategy to Bring Hydrological and Social Benefits to Dense Cities
… this study is finding solutions for meeting the nonpotable water use demand by applying water harvesting while also creating open green spaces for residents in urban communities. The design thesis explored the level of benefits that can be achieved by harvesting water from impervious surfaces …
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Development and evaluation of a colorimetric coliphage assay detection system
… to be a useful indicator of fecal pollution in nonpotable water supplies that exhibited a high degree of fecal pollution, whereas they were not shown to be useful indicators in potable water supplies that exhibited low levels of fecal contamination. The lack of coliphage detection sensitivity …
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Balancing the Water Budget: the effect of plant functional type on infiltration to harvest ratios in stormwater bioretention cells
… sources of harvest (e.g., use of BRC water for nonpotable purposes such as toilet flushing and outdoor irrigation, or adoption of novel BRC designs that promote lateral exfiltration, stimulating "extra" evapotranspiration from nearby landscapes), BRCs will be unable to restore pre-urban water …