Treatment method of reclaimed water treatment

The conditions for the construction of reclaimed water system in residential areas have been basically met, and are becoming perfect. First of all, the large displacement of residential areas, the demand for miscellaneous water is also large, and the water volume is easy to balance, which is beneficial to the design and smooth operation of the reclaimed water system. Secondly, with the scale of urban residential areas and the development of water treatment technology, the initial investment and operating costs of reclaimed water systems will be greatly reduced. Thirdly, the privatization of housing, the rise and improvement of residential property management have also laid the foundation for the return on investment of the water system. It is expected that the water consumption of residential areas can be saved by 30% to 40%, and the displacement can be reduced by 35% to 50%, which will produce good social and environmental benefits.

Purpose:

For the residents of the community, the water treatment system can provide great benefits. The first is to reduce water bills. Like green water, car wash water and other public water, the general community is directly quoting tap water, and the water fee will eventually be spread to each owner. If the use of recycled water, it is equal to one water two use, a community, a year is not a small cost. Residents generally use tap water to flush toilets, if you use water, you can save 9 liters of tap water, the whole family a month, how many tons? However, due to consumer psychology, many designers do not intend to use the water for indoor clean water. Of course, tap water and water will go through the pipeline twice, which may take up some area.

The cost of the reclaimed water treatment system is very low and does not increase the burden of the buyer. To put it simply, it's a matter of adding more pools. The water quality after treatment is also more guaranteed, and the water quality is better than that of general rivers in urban areas.