The Phytoair at Hogeschool West-Vlaanderen purifies the waste water of 1300 students and employees every day. The purified wastewater can be used as flushing water for the toilets. Because the school also collects rainwater for reuse, both water supplies are coordinated. When the rainwater well is full, the toilets flush with rainwater and the untreated waste water runs to the sewerage system. In a dry period, the wastewater is purified by the Phytoair and used as a toilet flush. As a result, no drinking water is used, even in dry periods. This 28m x 9m design is therefore demand-driven.
read more in the publication on the demand-driven Phytoair in Aquarama.
