WAHASO PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Kettering Hospital
A hospital campus water harvesting system that saves over 13.8 million gallons of water annually by diverting groundwater to the cooling towers.
13,800,000+
Gallons saved annually
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How thesystem works.
WAHASO PROJECT EXPERIENCE
This project was delivered by Wahaso Water Harvesting Solutions and is presented by SECURE Blue as relevant Wahaso project experience.
Groundwater collected in the campus's drains is diverted into the Wahaso system, cleaned, and pumped into the cooling towers.
Kettering Health reports the system takes main-campus water use from about 16 million gallons a year to roughly three to four million, a reduction of up to 75%.
PROJECT DETAILS
System andperformance profile.
SYSTEM TYPE
Groundwater Harvesting for Cooling Towers
BUILDING TYPE
Hospital Campus
WATER SOURCE
Groundwater Collected in Building Drains
PRIMARY REUSE
Cooling Tower Make-Up
ANNUAL WATER SAVINGS
Over 13,800,000 Gallons
CAMPUS WATER USE REDUCTION
Up to 75%
PROJECT LOCATION
Dayton, OH
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