Developing Circular Water Efficiency Across Multiple Industries

This is circular sustainability and the improvement of water efficiency from tap to field and beyond:

On a human level, efficient systems also translate to more efficient workflows, with employees and managers spared the time and costs previously associated with maintenance of water systems.

On a wider societal level, and consistent with Sustainable Development Goals, if growers in agriculture can sustainably transform poor-quality water to use for irrigation, this leaves precious potable water available for human consumption. And if plants need to be irrigated ~30% less frequently, this leaves more water available.

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Taxonomy

• Agriculture
• Treatment
• Technology
• Environment
• Energy
• Desalination
• Water Supply
• Infrastructure

2 Comments

1. I agree with the solution line. From 70 and 80's decades we think and visualize this kind of solution. Now with the technology and knowledge development we are arriving and seeing effective result's. 

2. Hi Eric, Interesting article, we are currently engaged in several related areas. We are producing a low energy AWG potable water solution, which could also supply water for agri use, this is a simple design and would be affordable for most uses, final testing taking place now. Two other areas which we have products are AquaSaver, a kinetic valve which reduces water wastage from hot water faucets and a liquid intensifier which uses kinetic energy again to accelerate water pressure by x10 for areas where it is needed, trials in place now. We look forward to other commentson this subject, Cheers Paul Bergin