Enhancing Decentralized Wastewater Management with Greywater Reuse

This engineering project explores the performance enhancement of decentralized wastewater management systems through greywater reuse. The study focuses on the reutilization of greywater to make it drinkable and the utilization of rainwater as an alternative for non-potable water usage. It includes a literature review, analysis of materials and methods for greywater conversion, and a case study of greywater utilization during the Beijing Olympics. The project discusses various parameters like cost, environmental impact, and planning considerations. It aims to address the challenges of water scarcity by implementing decentralized wastewater management systems and maximizing the use of available water resources while minimizing the use of drinking water. The research also includes sub-goals to analyze risks, quantify environmental challenges, and develop cost-effective and high-output decentralized wastewater management solutions.