GREYWATER filtration system
\nAs contaminated water goes down the drain It is recycled sustainably by filtration
\ntank units. First it goes through the mesh filtration tank to trap pathogens in the
\nwater. Then transferred down via gravity to the sand tank where sand uses its
\nnutrients to treat water and aeration to remove bacteria. Afterwards, transferred
\ndown to the chlorine\/fluoride disinfectant tank. By technology, a motor moves up
\nthe water in two pipes, hot and cold-water for water supply. The filtration system
\nshould be installed during the construction stage or to an existing house taking
\n15 days installation.<\/p>\n
SHOWER SMART
\nEstablishing a smart shower system to sense movement allowing the shower
\nhead to turn on\/off, senses the weight\/height of the body in-order for the device
\nto estimate the amount of water needed. According to the length of hair, the
\nsoap dispenser will discharge enough soap to wash the body. Lastly, the sensor
\nsystem adjusts water flow and time needed to complete the shower. The sensor
\nsystem includes the shower head with embedded sensors and a touch pad that
\nhas a smart control program; they can be installed to the existing bathroom in
\n3hrs.<\/p>\n
SHOOT SMART
\nUses a motor pressure system to separate and lift the soap\/foam to be used in
\nthe toilet flush instead of water. Because the toilet uses zero water, the foam
\nactivates to eliminate odor.<\/p>\n
COMPOST SMART
\nAs we know the kitchen wastewater is called blackwater; it includes grease,
\nfood, soap and chemicals. I purposed a filtration meshed tipping bucket to
\ncapture food and transfer it to a composting bucket for recycling. The filter
\ncaptures grease to decrease sewage water pollution. The food compost is
\nrecycled back into soil for nutrients.<\/p>\n
OTHER DESIGN INTENTS
\nCapturing rainwater, toilet compost for soil fertilizer, green roof, and
\nplastic\/container recycling shootout.<\/p>\n
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