Development of solar-based water conservation system using domestic water/ (Record no. 29464)

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Original cataloging agency TUPM
Language of cataloging English
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Classification number BTH TK 146
Item number A44 2025
100 ## - MAIN ENTRY--PERSONAL NAME
Personal name Alemania, Jenny Y.
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Title Development of solar-based water conservation system using domestic water/
Statement of responsibility, etc. Jenny Y. Alemania, Rusty L. Camacho, Chaela Key A. Capistrano, Vergil A. Fontanilla, Mark Gemil F. Saturay, and John Joven P. Vargas .--
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Place of publication, distribution, etc. Manila:
Name of publisher, distributor, etc. Technological University of the Philippines,
Date of publication, distribution, etc. 2025.
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Extent xi, 126pages:
Dimensions 29cm.
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General note Bachelor's thesis
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Dissertation note College of Industrial Technology .--
Degree type Bachelor of Engineering Technology major in Electrical Engineering Technology:
Name of granting institution Technological University of the Philippines,
Year degree granted 2025.
504 ## - BIBLIOGRAPHY, ETC. NOTE
Bibliography, etc. note Includes bibliographic references and index.
520 ## - SUMMARY, ETC.
Summary, etc. Urban growth and industrialization strain water resources, driving demand for affordable<br/>wastewater management solutions. Low-cost technologies enabling water recycling and<br/>reuse offer viable alternatives. Slow sand filters with activated charcoal are an effective,<br/>low-cost option for treating wastewater, especially in small-scale applications in rural areas<br/>and small communities. This water conservation system treats and reuses household<br/>wastewater, such as wastewater from showers and washing machines. The system helps in<br/>minimizing water wastage and encourages green technologies within the households by<br/>incorporating renewable energy that reduces environmental impact and reusing treated<br/>domestic wastewater. It introduces pioneering features for collecting, filtering and retaining<br/>water from domestic sources like showers, and washing machines, enabling its reuse for<br/>non-potable. This led us to consider using slow sand filters with activated charcoal for<br/>wastewater treatment. Treated water is stored for non-potable purposes such as flushing,<br/>cleaning tools and service vehicles, and tasks that don't require physical direct contact with<br/>the filtered water, such as bathing and drinking. Implementing a solar-powered water<br/>conservation system in a home can help reduce on water use, encourage environmentally<br/>friendly water usage, offers sustainable solutions for household wastewater management,<br/>energy savings, and environmental friendliness. The operation is simple and requires only<br/>regular maintenance, including sand cleaning and replacement. A comprehensive strategy<br/>for water conservation that makes use of solar resources can be achieved by combining<br/>several elements, such as domestic water. This study describes the principles behind the<br/>design and the actual functioning of the system as well as its predicted-up scaling, which<br/>can be applied in promoting water saving habits in the routine activities of people.<br/>Functionality, aesthetics, workability, efficiency, economy, and safety are the five criteria<br/>used to evaluate the developed prototype's performance. The evaluation achieved an<br/>overall mean score of 4.42 and a descriptive rating of "Very Acceptable." The conclusions<br/>of this study suggest that the solar based water conservation system using domestic water<br/>is efficiency in filtration and conservation system of a household.<br/><br/>Keywords: water conservation system, waste-water management solution, activated<br/>charcoal, waste water treatment, water filtration
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Electrical engineering technology
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Water conservation
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Waste-water management solution
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Topical term or geographic name entry element Waste water treatment
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Personal name Camacho, Rusty L.
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Personal name Capistrano, Chaela Key A.
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Personal name Fontanilla, Vergil A.
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Personal name Saturay, Mark Gemil F.
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Personal name Vargas, John Joven P.
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Koha item type Bachelor's Thesis CIT
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    Library of Congress Classification     TUP Manila Library TUP Manila Library Thesis Section-2nd floor 03/10/2025 BTH-5892   BTH TK 146 A44 2025 BTH0005892 03/10/2025 c.1. 03/10/2025 Bachelor's Thesis CIT



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