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Evaluating stormwater treatment for non-potable purpose using SiC membranes in Sweden

THT HeyFLF. Lipnizki

Key Points

  • Significant reductions in contaminants resulted from using silicon carbide membranes, indicating effective stormwater treatment.
  • The permanent installation in Malmö achieved a 38% reduction in potable water usage, saving 250,000 liters for non-potable purposes.
  • Ongoing analysis of 57 water parameters supports the durability and efficiency of SiC membranes in urban conditions.
  • Findings may enable broader adoption of stormwater reuse systems to alleviate pressure on freshwater resources.

Abstract

This study explores the potential for stormwater reuse to reduce potable water consumption for toilet flushing and laundry. A pilot project utilizing silicon carbide (SiC) membranes in Lund achieved significant reductions in contaminants, with permeate meeting EU standards for non-potable applications.A permanent (SiC) membrane installation in Malmö demonstrated a 38% reduction in potable water use, saving 250,000 liters for toilet flushing and laundry. Ongoing analysis of 57 water parameters supports the concept as a sustainable method to reduce water consumption by over 30% in urban conditions.Acknowledgement: This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon 2020 research and innovation program under grant agreement No 869496.

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Hey et al. (2024) studied this question.

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