wastewater reuse: the key to water conservation
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Per capita freshwater availability in India and the world has drastically reduced in the last 50 years. As population continues to increase, it is only expected to decrease further. Hence, it is very important to reuse wastewater so as to reduce dependency on freshwater.TRANSCRIPT
Per capita freshwater availability in India and the world has drastically reduced in the last 50 years. As population continues to increase, it is only expected to decrease further. Hence, it is very important to reuse wastewater so as to reduce dependency on freshwater.
Treated wastewater can be used for a number of non-potable purposes like washing vehicles, sanitation, industrial processes and irrigating crops
Realizing the problem of depleting freshwater, many countries around the world, including India, are reusing sewage for non-potable purposes
GE’s Ultrafiltration & Membrane Bioreactors are designed for difficult-to-treat water sources. It reduces dependency on freshwater sources by reusing wastewater
Drinking water, wastewater, water reuse and industrial applications can all benefit from GE’s ZeeWeed membrane reactor, which produces water with very high purity and low silt density
GE's membrane reactor systems can be retrofitted into conventional wastewater treatment systems