Greywater treatment for reuse: comparison of reuse options using analytic hierarchy process

Hygiene Aspects of Greywater and Greywater Reuse

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Greywater Treatment and Reuse Using a Baffled Constructed Wetland

Water is one of the world’s most valuable resources. However it is under constant threat due to urbanization, explosive population growth and pollution. The most promising efforts to stem water crisis are to treat the wastewater in a sustainable way and reuse for non-potable applications. Grey water (GW) being highly voluminous and relatively less polluted, recycling for non-potable uses like u...

On-site greywater treatment and reuse in multi-storey buildings.

The paper presents a study of a pilot plant treating light greywater for seven flats. The pilot plant combines biological treatment (RBC) with physicochemical treatment (sand filtration and disinfection). The pilot plant produced effluent of excellent quality, meeting the urban reuse quality regulations, and was very efficient in TSS turbidity and BOD removal: 82%, 98% and 96%, respectively. CO...

Greywater, a New Alternative Approach for Domestic Wastewater Separation and Reuse in Iran

Regeneration and treatment of sulfidic spent caustic using analytic hierarchy process

 Background: Sulfur compounds must be removed from petroleum because they contribute to environmental pollution. A strong alkaline solution such as caustic soda is used to remove these compounds. This spent caustic has high values for chemical oxygen demand (COD) concentration, pH and total sulfur. In this study, the regeneration and treatment methodology of sulfidic spent caustic was inve...