The gap between water demand and available water supply led to wastewater treatment,
particularly greywater. Due to specific characteristics of grey wastewater, treatment and …

Concerns about decreasing urban water supplies and environmental degradation caused
by existing water infrastructure have prompted research on more resilient and long-term …

Reuse of appropriately treated greywater can be extensive solution to aid the overburdened
water resources. The present work investigates the treatment of domestic greywater using …

The contamination of water is a significant problem globally, for the spreading of pathogens
and parasites causing infectious diseases, and the chemicals might be non-innocuous in the …

In this study, we evaluate the performance of a lab-scale filtration system for greywater
treatment and reuse using sand and granular activated carbon as filter media. Using a …

Most countries around the world have experienced water scarcity in recent decades as fresh
water consumption has increased. However, untreated wastewater is routinely discharged …

The world is currently experiencing an impending water crisis, which is certain to have a
significant effect on developing economies. Industrialization and increasing population …

Greywater, with limited content of pathogens, makes up more than half of the produced
wastewater in urban areas. Given the high cost of wastewater management and treatment, it …

Wastewater generated from households can be classified into greywater and blackwater.
Greywater makes up a substantial portion of household wastewater. Such water consists of …

In recent times, the requirement of freshwater has grown by leaps and bounds globally in
agricultural, industrial, and domestic sectors due to anthropogenic and technological …