An auxiliary gray water supply device captures used wash water from a commercial warewashing machine for supply to a pre-rinse station without substantial modification of the commercial warewashing machine. The captured wash water and treatment agent are delivered to a pre-rinse station for pre-rinsing of dishes that will be washed within the commercial warewashing machine.

A water use management system may be installed in a setting that contains a primary infrastructure for water use to provide an alternate, modular infrastructure for water use. Fresh water used at various points of use, such as a shower or sink, may be modified by a point of use water conditioner. Water may be modified at the point of use based upon pre-configured routines or manual user selections. Treatments performed on the water may include quality treatments, such as modifying the pH or mineral content, and may also include experience treatments, such as the addition of scents, colors, carbonation, or health and beauty supplements. Additives used during treatment are provided in cartridges that may be inserted and removed from the water conditioner. Cartridges may self-identify when inserted, to aid in compatibility and usability determinations and recycling/recertification processes.

A combination of aquatic dyes and trivalent cation-based coagulants that provide enhanced and prolonged in improvement in water quality when applied to surface water such as ponds, lakes, and reservoirs. In one embodiment, a coagulant-dye combination includes food-grade, water-soluble aquatic dyes and trivalent cation-based coagulants that are dissolved in a slightly acidic to acidic liquid solution. In another embodiment, a coagulant-dye combination is a homogeneous blend of water-soluble solids and may be contained in a water soluble packet or within a polymer to allow for the slow release of the ingredients.

Compositions and methods for removing phosphates, nitrates and heavy metals from aqueous solutions.

Disclosed are a system and method for efficient nitrogen and carbon removal and phosphorus recovery of source-separated fresh urine by biochemical combination. The system includes a functionally zoned membrane aerated biofilm reactor for in-situ nitrogen and carbon removal, a source separation toilet, a source-separated urine storage tank, a phosphorus recovery reactor, a calcium salt solution tank, a water production tank, and a control system. The membrane aerated biofilm reactor is divided into an upper part and a lower part, a micro-aerobic environment is formed in the upper part while an anaerobic environment is formed in the lower part, and thus nitrogen and carbon can be removed only in the membrane aerated biofilm reactor. The system disclosed by the present disclosure can achieve the goal of removing nitrogen and carbon by 95% and more without additional carbon source, and can meet the demand of in-situ sewage treatment on a train.

The invention provides a rain water collection, filtration, and life boat system. The system comprises a rain catcher unit with a life boat having a water tank, and a connecting hose. The connecting hose connects the rain catcher to the water tank of the lifeboat to allow a flow of collected rain water from the rain catcher to the water tank. The connecting hose comprises a flexible tube and a plurality of liquid filters, wherein the plurality of liquid filters are positioned in predetermined distances from each other throughout the flexible tube.

The invention provides a rain water collection, filtration, and life boat system. The system comprises a rain catcher unit with a life boat having a water tank, and a connecting hose. The connecting hose connects the rain catcher to the water tank of the lifeboat to allow a flow of collected rain water from the rain catcher to the water tank. The connecting hose comprises a flexible tube and a plurality of liquid filters, wherein the plurality of liquid filters are positioned in predetermined distances from each other throughout the flexible tube.

The present disclosure provides an efficient and stable magnetic nanofiber membrane and a preparation method and use thereof, and belongs to the technical field of composites. The preparation method includes the following steps: dissolving polyacrylonitrile or polystyrene, nZVI particles, and n-octyltrimethylammonium bromide in N,N-dimethylformamide, and mixing uniformly to obtain a spinning solution; subjecting the spinning solution to electrospinning; and vacuum-drying a resulting fiber membrane to obtain the efficient and stable magnetic nanofiber membrane. In the present disclosure, the magnetic nanofiber membrane has a high specific surface area, a desirable porosity, an excellent mechanical strength, and satisfactory magnetic properties. The membrane effectively exerts a synergistic effect of the nZVI particles and an organic polymer material carrier, avoids easy oxidation of a catalyst surface and easy particle agglomeration, enhances a catalytic activity of the magnetic nanofiber membrane, and improves an efficiency in organic wastewater treatment.

The application relates to a fluidized adsorption device and a fluidized adsorption method for sewage treatment. The fluidized adsorption device comprises a fluidized adsorption column and a reflux device, wherein the fluidized adsorption column is consisted of a water outlet area, a fluidized adsorption area and a water inlet area from top to bottom; the reflux device includes top, middle and bottom reflux ports, and related reflux tubes; and the top reflux port and the bottom reflux port are activated during adsorption, and the middle reflux port and the bottom reflux port are activated during adsorbent replacement, such that the fluidized adsorption column can run continuously.

The present disclosure provides an intelligent low-carbon treatment and reuse system for stormwater and wastewater, including: a bioretention module for collecting stormwater and treating it to obtain treated stormwater; a numerically controlled drainage module for collecting oxidation-reduction potential data and pH data of the treated stormwater and transmitting them to a control module as environmental data, and discharging treated stormwater for a preset time period based on a first control signal sent by the control module; a stormwater and wastewater collection module for storing the discharged treated stormwater and maintaining water storage volume within a preset range; an irrigation module; and the control module. Stable, efficient and low-carbon treatment and reuse of stormwater and wastewater are achieved.