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Transactions: WSEAS TRANSACTIONS ON ENVIRONMENT AND DEVELOPMENT
Transactions ID Number: 89-872
Full Name: Cristina Matos
Position: Assistant Professor
Age: ON
Sex: Female
Address: UTAD Quinta de Prados, Vila Real
Country: PORTUGAL
Tel: 00351259350356
Tel prefix: 00351259350356
Fax: 00351259350356
E-mail address: crismato@utad.pt
Other E-mails: ibentes@utad.pt
Title of the Paper: Possibilities of greywater reuse in non-potable in situ urban applications, according with its quality and quantityPossibilities of greywater reuse in non-potable in situ urban applications, according with its quality and quantity
Authors as they appear in the Paper: Cristina Matos, Ana Sampaio, Isabel Bentes,
Email addresses of all the authors: crismato@utad.pt,asampaio@utad.pt,ibentes@utad.pt
Number of paper pages: 10
Abstract: Water resources are being, over decades, intensively over explored and polluted, and it is estimated that in a few years, it is reached highly values of water stress in Europe. Portugal is already in the ranking of countries with medium water stress (10-20%). To avoid the deterioration of this situation it is imperative to consider different approaches of water management, such as water reuse strategies. Toilet flushing, pavements and car washing and garden irrigation are uses in which the quantity of greywater dispended is high and the needs in terms of quality can be lower than the potable water, and so these can represent potential reuse applications in a unfamiliar dwelling. Greywater in situ reuse can be a practice to consider since its quality and quantity is enough to consider the uses referred above. In this context, a research of the quantity and quality of greywater produced in a dwelling, allows to reuse only the water with the best characteristics and s!
o it will require a lower level of treatment. In this paper is presented the quantitative and qualitative characterization of greywater, as well as the required quantity for its reuse in some in situ non-potable urban applications.
Keywords: Greywater, characterization, in situ, non-potable, reuse
EXTENSION of the file: .doc
Special (Invited) Session: Possibilities of greywater reuse in non-potable in situ urban applications, according with its quality and quantity
Organizer of the Session: 633-096
How Did you learn about congress: Prof. Alcides Peres-jperes@utad.pt, Prof.A. Sampaio Duarte -aduarte@civil.uminho.pt
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