Recycling watermay not be viable for Sydney Water. It can cost over $5 per 1kL to produce, but the state pricing regulator,IPART, sets the cost of recycled water to Sydney customers atjust under $2 per kL. That's probably well below the cost of production. Recycled water, where availab...
There is significant variation in the cost-effectiveness of different techniques, with the cost of water saved varying from a low of AUD 0.27 per kilolitre to as high as AUD 13.49 per kilolitre. In most cases the water efficiency solutions considered delivered water savings for less than the ...
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Based on the standards from EPA, less than 10 mg nitrogen per litre should be employed58. The impacts of pesticide on water quality have not been taken into consideration due to lack of relevant data. Equation (7) has been employed to calculate this parameter: $$WF_{{{\text{gr}}} = ...
Guyra can generally store around8 months of their normal water demand(although of course demand varies with the seasons, droughts, water restrictions and price per litre). To give a point of comparison, Sydney can store up to five years of its normal water demand, and has a desalination plan...
There is significant variation in the cost-effectiveness of different techniques, with the cost of water saved varying from a low of AUD 0.27 per kilolitre to as high as AUD 13.49 per kilolitre. In most cases the water efficiency solutions considered delivered water savings for less than the ...
And the energy cost of 'networking' this water from one part of this huge country to another through pipes is enormous. For example, to reticulate northern Australian waters to Perth would cost around $6 per kilolitre.doi:10.2307/j.ctvbnm3xq.15L. Kemeny...
to have high growth rates such as Sydney, Brisbane and Perth, if rising water scarcity had not been supplemented by new water supplies, and if the price of water had reflected rising scarcity, the price of water would have risen by fivefold, sevenfold and eightfold per kilolitre respectively...
Currently Sydney’s per capita water demand is markedly lower when compared to demand during early 2000s. However, in comparison to other Australian cities, Sydney has the second highest per capita consumption, with only Perth using more water per person (see Figure 1). Looking at other parts...
systems to innovative water systems or intelligent water networks can improve the overall efficiency of the system and its economic feasibility. Such a system is feasible and efficient when the calculated payback period for the high initial cost is within an acceptable range [73,79,80]....