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    The document outlines three scenarios for water supply and discharge systems: 1) Connected to grid with plumbed fresh/grey/black water systems, 2) Hybrid with plumbed or tank fresh water and grey/rain water harvesting with plumbed or composting black water, 3) Off grid with water tank fresh water and grey/rain water reuse. Each scenario is associated with an area type: connected grid with urban, hybrid with rural, and off grid with moveable areas.

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    The document outlines three scenarios for water supply and discharge systems: 1) Connected to grid with plumbed fresh/grey/black water systems, 2) Hybrid with plumbed or tank fresh water and grey/rain water harvesting with plumbed or composting black water, 3) Off grid with water tank fresh water and grey/rain water reuse. Each scenario is associated with an area type: connected grid with urban, hybrid with rural, and off grid with moveable areas.

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    Scenario 1: Connected To Grid Scenario 2: Hybrid Scenario 3: Off Grid

    Uploaded by

    Lu Ditian
    The document outlines three scenarios for water supply and discharge systems: 1) Connected to grid with plumbed fresh/grey/black water systems, 2) Hybrid with plumbed or tank fresh water and grey/rain water harvesting with plumbed or composting black water, 3) Off grid with water tank fresh water and grey/rain water reuse. Each scenario is associated with an area type: connected grid with urban, hybrid with rural, and off grid with moveable areas.

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    Scenario 1: Connected to grid

    Scenario 2: Hybrid

    Scenario 3: Off Grid
    Scenario 1: Connected to grid
    1. Fresh water supply: plumbed

    Connected to grid / Urban area


    2. Grey water supply and discharge: grey water harvesting system

    Connected to grid / Urban area


    2. Grey water supply and discharge: Rain water harvesting system

    Connected to grid / Urban area


    2. Grey water supply and discharge: Grey and rain water harvesting system

    Connected to grid / Urban area


    3. Black water discharge: Plumbed

    Connected to grid / Urban area


    Scenario 2: Hybrid
    1. Fresh water supply: plumbed or water tank

    Hybrid / Rural area


    2. Grey water supply and discharge: grey water and rain water harvesting system

    Hybrid / Rural area


    3. Black water discharge: Plumbed or compositing

    Connected to grid / Urban area


    Scenario 3: Off grid
    1. Fresh water supply: Water tank

    Off grid / Moveable
    2. Grey water supply and discharge: Grey water + rain water reuse

    Off grid / Moveable
    Off grid / Moveable
    Reference study / According to our building

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