WAHASO PROJECT EXPERIENCE
Williams Village – University of Colorado
Wahaso designed a greywater harvesting system for University of Colorado Housing and Dining Services, producing high-quality non-potable water for toilet flushing.
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WAHASO PROJECT EXPERIENCE
This project was delivered by Wahaso Water Harvesting Solutions and is presented by SECURE Blue as relevant Wahaso project experience.
The system treats greywater to a quality suitable for toilet flushing in a campus housing environment.
Wahaso's design begins with twin 300-gallon settling tanks that condition the greywater before it moves through treatment.
PROJECT DETAILS
System andperformance profile.
SYSTEM TYPE
Greywater Harvesting
CLIENT
University of Colorado Housing and Dining Services
BUILDING TYPE
Educational
WATER SOURCE
Greywater
PRIMARY REUSE
Toilet Flushing
PRE-TREATMENT
Twin 300-Gallon Settling Tanks
PROJECT LOCATION
Boulder, CO
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