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Jl Tukad Batanghari VIII/7A – Denpasar – Bali – Indonesia
Water and Wastewater Systems
Jl. Tukad Batanghari VIII/7A – Denpasar – Bali – IndonesiaTel: (62) 361 7910518 Fax: (62) 361 7910518
Water and Wastewater Systems
Drs. Agustinus Agus Purwanto, MM
Water usage levels and patterns
Water consumption levels vary – Type of hotelType of hotel– Location– Facilities– Managerial attention to water usage
Larger properties use more water per room than smaller
– As the level of services increases, so does water ticonsumption
– On-site laundry– Kitchens
Irrigation– Irrigation– Cooling towers
The basic structure of water systems
Deduct meters—no disposal charges on cooling towers, irrigation, swimming poolSubsystems and isolation devices
– Fire systems– Potable systems
Hot/ ColdHot/ ColdEquipment/ Human use
– Backflow preventersBuilding water system pipes
l i d i– galvanized iron– Steel– Copper– Plastic (PVC, CPVC)( , )– Contain water under pressure
The basic structure of wastewater systems
Storm sewer system (rainwater)Sanitary sewer system (removal of wasteSanitary sewer system (removal of waste products)
– Grease separator or grease trapF ilit d t– Facility owned sewage systems
septic tankstreatment plants
Plumbing risers– Plumbing risers– sewer gas traps– Vents
Pi i l ti (t t h t l d ti )– Pipe insulation (to prevent heat loss, condensation)
Water quality problems
PotabilityBacteria
AestheticsColor– Bacteria
– Nitrates– Trace metals
Organic chemicals
– Color– Odor– Taste
Clearness– Organic chemicals – Clearness– Mineral content– Acidity/alkalinity
L i i ' DiLegionnaires' Disease– bacterial growth in
cooling towers
Water heating
Heating cost exceeds water costSafety equipment - proper installation
(mixing valves)Separate water heaters/boosters for kitchen needsDedicated water heating systems for laundry operations
Water heating options
Traditional options– directly fired water heaters– indirectly fired water heaters
N t diti l tiNon-traditional options– heat pump water heaters
waste heat recovery– waste heat recovery– solar energy
Water system maintenance issues
Treating water to make it appropriate to the application needreplacing sacrificial anodesp gcleaning filters and strainerslubricating pumpschecking hot water temperature settingschecking pressure relief valvesrepair of leaking valvesgeneral caulking, sealing
t h t i tiwater heater inspectionswastewater system clearinginspecting and cleaning gutters, roof drains, site drainage
Water for entertainment andWater for entertainment and recreational purposes
Landscaping elementsF t i– Fountains
– Ponds/ Lakes– Streams
Recreation– Swimming pools
Slides– Slides
Pool maintenanceInvolves cleaning the pool, equipment, and waterSkimmingSkimmingVacuumingBrushingLi b ild lLime buildup removalEquipment pumps, filtersWater pH level 7.2 to 7.6Chlorine and algicide control algaePool heating
Water conservation
encouraged by rising costs, decreasing availability and government restrictions onavailability, and government restrictions on water usageConservation strategies– low-flow shower heads (check guest reaction)– re-use of water (gray water)– careful control of landscape irrigationp g– foot-operated faucets in kitchens– keeping up with basic maintenance on water
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