Greywater, a type of wastewater, may be hazardous to human health and ecosystems. Greywater is large fraction wastewater that needs adequate attention for remediation reuse in the agricultural sector so part water problem can sorted out. This study aims develop rapid method greywater treatment agriculture. A microfilter consisting sand, clay, organo-clay, charcoal, biochar was designed tested t...

Greywater normally represents the largest fraction of wastewater generated in buildings and may be suitable for non-potable reuse after on-site treatment. Conventional technologies greywater treatment include sequencing batch reactors, membrane filtration, biological reactors. Even though these can very effective, they are highly energy consuming negatively impact balance building where install...

Water scarcity is a problem of global relevance that affecting more and people in the world. Latin America Caribbean (LAC) have around 35% world’s renewable water resources. However, management resources inequality access to has made growing interest region. The reuse could be an efficient measure reduce demand for area. In particular, greywater simple decentralized method reuse, which would mi...

The study aims to investigate the removal of nutrients, organic pollutants and fecal bacteria from greywater while evaluating growth yields lettuce using hydroponic system. Lettuces grow in systems irrigated with untreated greywater, fresh well water, separately. Nutrients, pollutants, dishwashing were monitored. Agronomical microbiological parameters investigated. results showed that efficienc...

Abstract The growth in population leads to significantly increasing the water demand. Thus, disparity between demand and supply for has become an important problem human life. One of most effective solutions overcome this is manage urban water. Greywater, a significant part domestic wastewater or sewage, can play essential role environment. To address role, current paper aims provide families w...

Abstract Greywater management in Ghana has yet to receive the needed attention even though its current generation and reuse practices pose severe environmental public health concerns, including odour nuisance, groundwater pollution, risks from pathogens. This study examined greywater patterns among low-income urban residents Kumasi, Ghana. Data were collected three communities (Ayeduase, Kotei,...