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Watercycle was founded in 2011 in Israel to address global fresh water shortages through greywater recycling systems. They have 35 installations that recycle over 1 million liters per day using membrane bioreactors and constructed wetlands. Their largest installation recycles 120,000 liters daily. Watercycle offers compact, self-contained greywater treatment solutions that reduce customers' water costs by 35-55% and usage by 20-30% on average. They provide turnkey systems, remote monitoring, and financing through water purchase agreements with no upfront customer costs. Watercycle is expanding to the US to help reclaim water in California through their differentiated greywater recycling offerings.
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Ace 10 conference green plumbersusa - 2 tips from each of the 5 core courses
This document summarizes the history and programs of Genesis Water Technologies from 2007 to 2012. It launched its website in January 2008 and held beta workshops that year. By the end of 2008, it had trained over 3,000 general practitioners through over 100 workshops in all 50 US states. The company expanded its training programs through online and "train the trainer" courses with a focus on water efficiency. It aimed to have its conservation programs adopted by 40,000 champions by 2012.
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GREY WATER RECYCLING SYSTEM
Greywater, or wastewater from sources other than toilets and kitchens, can be recycled to reduce water consumption by 35-40%. A case study examines recycling greywater from 225 apartments using a REVOSIS system to treat 49,500 gallons per day. This saves over $324,000 per year and pays for itself within 1.5 years. The treated greywater is used for toilet flushing and irrigation to significantly cut fresh water usage.
Solutions for decentralised waste water treatment
A.T.E. HUBER Envirotech brings comprehensive solutions for wastewater treatment, recycling and sludge management for industrial and municipal sectors.
The septic sludge treatment covered in this presentation is a modular system applicable to municipalities, mega-cities, industrial undertakings, business establishments, and housing estates.
To know more log on to www.atehuber.com.
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The document discusses various strategies that healthcare facilities have implemented to reduce their water consumption and promote water conservation. It provides examples of initiatives at NorthShore University Health System like increasing cooling tower cycles through improved treatment and new more efficient equipment in the sterile processing department. Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Center's efforts including smart irrigation controllers, drought-resistant landscaping, and replacing old boilers are also summarized. Challenges and future projects to further reduce water usage are briefly outlined.
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The document discusses various strategies that healthcare facilities have used to reduce their water consumption and promote water conservation. It provides examples of initiatives at NorthShore University Health System like increasing cooling tower cycles through improved treatment and new more efficient equipment in the sterile processing department. Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Center's efforts including smart irrigation controllers, drought-resistant landscaping, and replacing old boilers are also summarized. Challenges and future projects to further reduce water usage are briefly outlined.
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The document discusses various strategies that healthcare facilities have implemented to reduce their water consumption and promote water conservation. It provides examples of initiatives at NorthShore University Health System like increasing cooling tower cycles through improved treatment and installing more efficient sterilization equipment. Kaiser Permanente San Jose Medical Center's efforts including smart irrigation controllers, drought-resistant landscaping, and educating staff are also summarized. Challenges and opportunities for future projects to further reduce water usage are outlined.
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Design Criteria
•Water efficient fittings and appliances
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•In-house water supply flow rate optimised
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The document discusses issues related to water treatment and recycling in India. It summarizes that rapid urbanization and economic growth have led to increased water consumption without corresponding infrastructure expansion. As a result, water sources like rivers and groundwater are drying up and becoming contaminated. The key issue identified is improper disposal of wastewater. The document then summarizes Enzotech's credentials and decentralized wastewater treatment solutions using modified RBC and MBBR processes. It highlights advantages like minimal land and chemical requirements, low operation costs, and the ability to treat wastewater to reusable quality.
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Sunstone Water Group is a Danish company that develops clean water solutions using modular water treatment systems housed in shipping containers. Their systems can produce drinking water, process water for industrial use, and treat wastewater. Their design aims to reduce operating expenses through innovative pretreatment methods. They offer flexible business models including project financing and pay-per-use options. Their systems are fully automated and use high quality components to provide reliable water treatment with low lifecycle costs.
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The document introduces a new water treatment technology called PurState that offers simpler and more efficient solutions to the growing complexity of water treatment. It faces challenges like increasing water demand, shrinking water supplies, and more contaminants requiring treatment. PurState provides capital and operating cost savings compared to traditional chlorine and ozone-based methods. It has a small footprint, treats a broad spectrum of contaminants without chemicals, and allows water recycling and reuse at lower costs than existing technologies.
AYALA Natural Biological Systems Overview
The document discusses the holistic watershed restoration approach of AYALA using its Natural Biological System (NBS). It notes that watersheds worldwide are imbalanced with pollution and overuse of water resources. The conventional approach of large, energy-intensive treatment systems has failed. AYALA's NBS provides a decentralized solution using natural wetland systems for sewage treatment, water harvesting, and ecological restoration. It has significantly lower costs and environmental impacts than conventional systems. A case study highlights how NBS was used to treat wastewater at the Hyderabad Golf Course, saving millions of liters of irrigation water daily through a low-cost, self-sustaining system.
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The document provides information about Woodland Hills Elementary Charter for Enriched Studies (WHECES) including introducing the new principal Yvonne Dix, announcing the student of the month awards focusing on character traits, noting the enrichment classes have begun, and updates from the PATT organization on donations, budget, and upcoming events. It also introduces the new student council president and highlights a student invention.
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Smart Goals 1
This document defines and explains what a SMART goal is. A SMART goal is one that is specific, measurable, achievable, results-focused, and time-bound. It provides examples of each criteria, such as goals being written simply and clearly for the specific criteria. The document encourages setting SMART goals to help realize one's vision and pitch for becoming a leader on their campus. It prompts the reader to define their pitch and goals according to the SMART criteria.
Smart Goals 2
This document outlines the SMART goal framework for setting and achieving long-term goals. The framework involves establishing a specific, measurable long-term goal, determining the learning required to achieve that goal, planning how the new learning will be applied and integrated over time, setting short and long-range milestones and deadlines, and identifying tools to track progress towards completing the overall goal.
Pitching Prep
The document provides guidance for pitching an idea by asking the reader to consider what they will pitch that afternoon and how their idea connects to their personal story. It prompts the reader to write down a goal for their pitch and notes they should have an idea of what they will pitch and thought about how to use their skills and experiences to improve their campus community.
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This document provides steps for creating a power map to analyze issues and relationships. The steps are: 1) Identify the location of the issue. 2) Map major related institutions and organizations. 3) Map individuals associated with those institutions. 4) Map other associations of those individuals. 5) Identify connections between organizations and people. 6) Target priority relationships that have the most influence. The overall process helps identify important relationships and individuals that could help address the issue.
Full Value Contract
The document discusses a Full Value Contract, which is an agreement created by group members that establishes norms for ensuring a safe and respectful environment. A Full Value Contract asks the group to understand or create behavioral norms, commit to following these norms, and accept shared responsibility for maintaining the norms. The contract is based on five principles: be present, be attentive, speak your truth, be open, and be safe.
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A healthy, safe, secure and sustainable solid waste management system fit for a world – class city.
Improve and protect the public health of Nairobi residents and visitors.
Ecological health, diversity and productivity and maximize resource recovery through the participatory approach.
Goals:
Build awareness and capacity for source separation as essential components of sustainable waste management.
Build new environmentally sound infrastructure and systems for safe disposal of residual waste and replacing current dumpsites which should be commissioned.
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The status.
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collection efficiently is at about 50%.
Actors i.e. city authorities, CBO’s , private firms and self-disposal
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Watercycle
- 2. “We created Watercycle to deal with the world’s Primary Shortage: Fresh water” Amos Seri-Levi, CEO
- 3. Company Background Founded in 2011, 8 Employees HQ in Mazor, Israel Primary Business Focus: Greywater Recycling Systems 35 total installations to date, saving >1M liters/day Largest Installation recycling ~120,000 liters/day Top 10 Most Innovative Companies in Israel, 2014
- 4. Watercycle Technical Solutions Membrane Bioreactor (MBR): Micro filtration + bacterial cultivation Constructed Wetlands: Enhanced natural filtration built into landscaping HVAC / Cooling Tower Recycling Devices: Filtration + Chemical treatment
- 5. Watercycle: Example MBR System Key Benefits • Compact footprint • Self contained system • Unaffected by environmental factors Suspension Tank for all Greywater 1st Stage of Treatmet MBBR – (Including filtering and physical cleaning) 2nd Stage of Treatmet Membrane Bio Reactor (MBR) Storage Tank for Recycled Water Chlorine Chamber
- 6. Watercycle: Example Constructed Wetlands Key Benefits • Compact footprint • Self contained system • Unaffected by environmental factors Anaerobic Chamber for all Greywater Wet Land Pool Sand Filter Reservior of Recylced Water Chlorine Chamber
- 7. Why Watercycle? Patent Pending Innovative Process Constructed Wetlands Efficiency Engineered Trickling Filters Optimized Run-off Water Footprint Driving lower cost & smaller system footprint
- 8. Realized Customer Benefits 35% - 55% Reduction in water costs Average 20%-30% reduction in water use Gain up to 6 LEED Pts for sustainability obectives Positive impact into regional ecology and environment by freeing up valuable fresh water.
- 9. “With the Watercycle greywater system we had cut our water expense by $75,000. next year we hope to add more usages and more solutions” Naomi Ulman, Holon Country Club Managing Director Leading Sports and Recreation Club Customer Feedback
- 10. “After seeing what a Watercycle system can do, I asked them to recycle Every Drop they can find on our campus” Ram Patilion Leading University Campus for Sports Customer Feedback
- 11. CASE STUDY 1 Ganei Tikva Greywater Initiative System Osmosis & Membrane Opened February 2015 Water saved 7,600 HFC/Year = $70,000/year Greywater from 500 residential apartments are treated in a walkthrough system and irrigate 5 acres of landscaping.
- 12. CASE STUDY 2 Holon Country Club System WPA Opened March 2013 Water saved 7,700 HFC/Year = $75,000/year Greywater of 1,200 daily showers are treated for landscaping & toilet flushing. Length of Contract 10 Years Cost of Water 67%-75% of standard rates.
- 13. CASE STUDY 3 Kiryat Ono Country Club System Turn Key Osmosis & Membrane Opened October 2014 Water saved 1,760 HFC/Year = $23,000/year Greywater of 300 daily showers & air conditioner condensation are treated for landscaping & toilet flushing.
- 14. Watercycle Services Provided Water recycling & reuse assessments and surveys Installation of water recycling Systems Remote management, monitoring and analytics Maintenance Services System design and consulting System Financing (WPA)
- 15. ALL O&M COSTS ALL EPC COSTS ALL SURVEY & DESIGN COSTS Business Model (Israel): Water Purchase Agreement (WPA) Watercycle Investment: Client pays for only recycled at a fixed, reduced rate
- 16. Watercycle Differentiation Proven ROI: Efficient Solutions - source to cost and footprint Patent Pending Recycling Process Innovative business model: WPA (no upfront CapEx)
- 17. Representative Watercycle Customers: Fattal Hotels & Resorts Isrotel Hotels & Resorts IEC – Israel Electric Company Bank Hapoalim Azrieli Shopping Malls Ampa Group Real Estate Wingate Institute Israel Museum Holmes Place Fitness Clubs Kfar Hamaccabiya HaCountry Country Clubs Shoham Country Club Manhattan Tower Tel Aviv Ne’eman Tower Tel Aviv Savyonei Ramat Aviv Ayanot Boarding School Ra’anana Municipality Checkpoint Elad-Israel Group
- 18. Reduced Consumption is not enough… Greywater recycling is the most efficient solution With Watercycle: Recycling Reclaimation Reusage
- 19. Watercycle: Summary Differentiated Greywater recycling offering Proven track record of customer success Market leader in Israel: 35 installations We are currently forming our US office in CA
- 20. THANK YOU Contact Me To Help Reclaim California! Amos@watercycle.co.il