Session 16 – “Water Supply and Water Reuse – Part 2”
Session Background
Industrial water consumption makes up 22% of global water use (UNWATER 2012). As industrialisation in developing nations increases, industrial water use could potentially increase by a factor of five, strongly increasing pressure on water resources. Further, reusing water in industry has the potential to reduce the costs of water supply and wastewater treatment by industries. Wastewater can be reused in agriculture and within a business itself, or between several businesses through industrial symbiosis. Depending on the type and quality of the wastewater, it may either be reused directly, or treated before reuse (i.e. recycled).
Keywords: Water supply, wastewater treatment, reuse in industry and agriculture
Objectives
Overview on current good practice experience of industrial water reuse, especially in urban areas.
Assessment of the applicability of different technical solutions and tailored technical and business-to-business concepts.
Identification of research demand and future research proposals.
Session Plan
The session topic is introduced by a thematic keynote speech on general aspects of current water supply, water reuse options and challenges. The session will cover best practice examples, challenges, applicability of different technical solutions. The session finalizes with ideas that can be explored for joint research initiatives.
Moderation: Andreas Haarstrick
Oral Presentations
(each presentation 15 min.)
Baban, Ahmet | TUBITAK Marmara Research Center, Turkey Case Study on Design and Operation of Combined Filtration Disinfection and Storage System for Assessment of Rainwater Collection Treatment and Reuse (259)
Aydin, Mehmet Emin | Necmettin Erbakan University, Turkey Domestic Water Supply for Konya City and Drought Effect (262)
Poster Presentations
(20 min., incl. 5 min. introduction of each presenter)
Budhathoki, Aakanchya | Asian Institute of Technology, Thailand Evaluation of Impacts of Climate Change on Water Resources in the West Seti River Basin, Nepal (210)
Cid, Daniel Antinio Camelo | University of Ceará, Brazil Analysis of Water Security in Climate Change Scenarios: The Case of Fortaleza (386)
Ibrahim, Tchakala | University of Lome, Laboratory of water chemistry, Togo Studies on the Photocatlytic Activity of Metal Oxide and Their Composite for Dye Degradation Application (161)
The exceed-Swindon network consists of 30 full member institutions worldwide. A renowned scientist who has his research focus on water problems represents each of these institutions. The network considers cooperation, education, and knowledge transfer within the water research and management area to be an indispensible condition for solving present and, in particular, further water-related problems. The mission, first, is to inspire and promote exceed-Swindon members in being an international community of academic and practice-oriented professionals, graduated students concerned with water, and a global source of knowledge.
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