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On-site greywater treatment and reuse
applications, quality requirements,
treatment solutions
5th June 2013
Beirut, Lebanon
I am…
Markus Sellner
Degreed engineer of Environmental protection
Living in Göttingen / Germany
Productmanager for decentralised water management
Employeed at DEHOUST since April 2008
Definitions
Process water = water with different quality characteristics than drinking water
serving commercial, industrial, agriculatural or similiar purposes (DIN 4046).
Greywater = part of the household wastwater without faecal matter and urine (blackwater).
Greywater is the drain from bath tubs, shower trays, washbasins and washing machines.
It may also contain high-polluted kitchen wastewater.
(British standard 8525-1:2010)
1. What is on-site greywater reuse?
Distribution of water consumption in residential buildings
saving potential around 50 %
Drinking water Treated greywater
38 % body care
2 % drinking/cooking
7 % dish washing
33 % toilet
13 % laundry
5 % others
2 % garden irrigation
1. What is on-site greywater reuse?
Typical water consumption in buildings
sourcebuilding type
body care*[L/p*d]
toilet[L/p*d]
washing machine[L/p*d]
Green irrigation
residential building 50-90 20-35 15-25
Depending on green area60 – 200 L/m²*a
hotel complex 60-200 20-45 15-30
office building 15-50 10-30 5-20
sports facility 50-150 10-25 5-20
Existing information sheets and guidelines just give estimations/recommendations
• fbr information sheet H201
• British Standard 8525-1
• DIN 1989-1 about rainwater harvesting systems
*showers, bath tubs, handwash basins
L = litre; p = person; d = day; m² = squarmeter; a = year
Greywater Process water
1. What is on-site greywater reuse?
Code of practice for general requirements
hygienical / microbiological safe
colorless and clear
particle free
free from unpleasant odour emission
• British Standard 8525-1: 2011
about greywater reuse
2. Quality requirements for reuse
• EU bathing water guideline 2006/7/EC
• DIN 19650
hygienic concerns of irrigation water
hygienical / microbiological safe
colorless and clear
particle free
free from unpleasant odour emission
• British Standard 8525-1: 2011
about greywater reuse
2. Quality requirements for reuse
name BS 8525-1 2006/7/ECDIN 19650
public green areas, sports area,
vegetables
turbidity [NTU] < 10 - -
pH 5 – 9,5 - -
coliform bacteria[cfu/100 mL]
1.000 10.000 -
Escherichia coli[cfu/100 mL]
250 1.000 < 200
comparing German limits about coliform bacteria:
raw milk: 10.000 cfu/100 mL
soft cheese: 1.000 cfu/g
minced meat: 5.000.000 cfu/g
Code of practice of general requirements
• EU bathing water guideline 2006/7/EC
• DIN 19650
hygienic concerns of irrigation water
3. Treatment technique
Membrane bioreactor
combination of aerobic biological sludge treatment and external submerged membrane filtration system.
Ultrafiltration flatsheet membranes separating activated sludge from biologically treated wastewater.
3. Treatment technique
Membrane bioreactor
• state of the art in Europe
• exceeding all guidelines
• 100% barrier for sludge/particles
• 99,9% barrier for germs
• absolut clear water
• small footprint
• eco-friendly without chemicals
• packaged system by system manufacturer
• high investment costs
• maintenance costs
3. Treatment technique
Sequencing batch reactor
combination of aerobic biological sludge treatment and UV-desinfection
batches: fill => react/aeration => settle => decant
3. Treatment technique
Sequencing batch reactor
with UV-desinfection
• state of the art in Europe
• exceeding all guidelines
• 99,9% barrier for germs
• eco-friendly without chemicals
• low maintenance costs
• low energy consumption
• not guaranteed clear water (e.g. foam)
• UV-efficiency depends on biological efficiency
• large footprint
3. Treatment technique
other treatment possibilities
• constructed wetlands with additional desinfection
• combined treatment systems
(sandfilter, carbon-filter, chlorine station)
• multi-layer-filters
- not common and proven in long-term-operation
- insufficient biological treatment => odour, foam,…
- mixed technology– no packaged and tested units
110 possible points
Simple certificate: 40 – 49 Points
Platinum certificate: 80 Points or higher
4. LEED-Certification
110 possible points
Simple certificate: 40 – 49 Points
Platinum certificate: 80 Points or higher
4. LEED-Certification