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SWITCH: LOCAL DEMONSTRATIONS FOR GLOBAL CHANGE CHONGQING: DESIGNATION AND PROSPECT OF CHENGDU MEDICAL COLLEGE GREYWATER DEMOCHENGDU DEMO-PROJECT 3rd SCIENTIFIC MEETING BELO HORIZONTE BRAZIL DECEMBER 2008 BACKGROUND INTRODUCTION OF CMC NEW CAMPUS Chengdu Medical College (CMC) was founded in 1947 and was detached in August, 2004 from the Third Military Medical University as an independent undergraduate college. CMC expropriates new land in Xindu district for new campus to improve the college construction. Xindu is a satellite town of Chengdu City,about 25 km to the center of Chengdu. * The new campus will be constructed in two periods. The first phase will occupy 437487.2m2(which includes 70400.3m2 for other use and 367086.8m2is available for construction), and the second phase will occupy 293183.1m2(which includes 46933.6m2 for other use and 246249.6m2is available for construction). Design scale of new campus is: 13,000 students, 73.66703 hm2 of total occupied area (which includes 11.73339hm2 for other use and 61.93364hm2is available for construction), and 380,700m2of total building area. CLIMATIC CONDITIONS CMC new campus will locate in subtropical zone with monsoon climate. Means annual temperature is 16.2°C, extreme maximum annual temperature is 37.3°C, extreme minimum annual temperature is -5.9°C, more than 337 days of one year is frostless day, and mean temperature of the coldest mouth (January) is 5.6°C. It has abundant rainfall, and the mean annual precipitation is 828.4mm, most of which falling between July to August. December and January has lowest rainfall in whole year. The mean annual evaporation is 1021.3mm. Table 1 lists the meteorological elements of CMC new campus. Fig. 1 The site location of CMC New Campus Fig. 3 The Construction Phase Distribution of CMC New Campus Fig. 4 The Function Distribution of CMC New Campus Fig. 2 The Master Plan of CMC New Campus Table 1 A Statistical of CMC New Campus Precipitation and Evaporation (mean value of 1970~2005) Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec precipitation (mm) 7.8 12.6 19.9 42.1 69.9 101.3 216.0 192.5 110.5 33.4 17.3 5.1 evaporation (mm) 30.1 36.8 65.8 105.4 149.8 138.1 132.8 133.6 92.3 63.8 44.0 28.8 Fig.5 The procedure of the whole system DESIGNED WATER QUALITY GREY WATER Table 2 the Designed Grey Water Quality Parameter Parameters COD BOD SS TN TP Water quality (mg/L) 100 60 80 10 15 RAINWATER Table 3 the Designed Rain Water Quality Parameter No. Water-quality index/unit Roof rainwater Ground rainwater 1 Turbidity/NTU 20~200 20~200 2 Suspended solid SS 50~150 80~500 3 colourity 20 40 5 PH 5.8~7.0 5.8~7.0 6 COD Cr / mg.L -1 20~150 50~300 7 NH3-N / mg.L -1 2.5~15 3.0~40 8 free residual chlorine/ mg.L -1 0 0 9 The total number of bacillus coli (n/L) 0 10 RECLAIMED WATER Table 4 Recycled Water Quality Standards and Design Values No. Items (mg/L) Toilet Flushing Road cleaning, fire fighting Urban Planting Landscaping Designed values 1 Basic requirements —— No floating objects No floating objects 2 pH 6.0~9.0 6~9 3 color (chroma) 30 30 4 smell No offensive odor 5 SS —— 10 10 6 turbidity (NTU) 5 10 10 —— 10 7 Soluble total solid 1500 1500 1000 —— 1000 8 BOD5 10 15 20 6 10 9 Total phosphor —— 0.5 0.5 10 Total nitrogen —— 15 15 11 Nitrogen, ammonia (based on N) 10 10 20 5 5 12 anion surface active agent 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.5 0.5 13 petroleum —— 1.0 1.0 14 Fe 0.3 —— 0.3 15 Mn 0.1 —— 0.1 16 dissolved oxygen 1.0 1.5 1.5 17 Faecal coliform bacteria (quantity/L) —— 2000 2000 18 Total coliform bacteria (quantity/L) 3 —— 3 EXTENDED DESIGN CONTENTS DESIGN OF GREY WATER COLLECTION PIPE NETWORKS All grey water from student dormitory is collected. Two pipe networks are set indoor. One is connected with grey water (shower and wash water) and another is connected with black water (other sewer except shower and wash water).Grey water is collected and discharge into the baffle tank of the treatment system. The black water from student dormitory and wastewater from teaching building, office building, and other buildings discharge into municipal sewer system. DESIGN OF GREY WATER TREATMENT STATION MAIN DESIGN POINTS OF EACH PART: Baffle Tank: Regulating flow and quality of grey water. Regulation Volume is 35% of the treatment capacity. (200 m 3 /d) (Based on the data from Chinese design guideline for reclaimed water (GB50336- 2002) Hair Filter: Removing hairs and bigger suspending articles from showering. Hair filter is set in the outlet pipe of the pump. Specification: DN200; main part height is 500mm; Reference weight 35kg. Coagulation and Sedimentation Tank: The suspended substance is removed and the flow is regulated. Using Complete Sets of Equipment (including flocculation tank, sedimentation tank, filtration tank, disinfection tank, metrical instrument etc.) Biological Aerated Filter: The rector is a high load immobilized biofilm and three-phase reactor, which have the advantages of both activated sludge process and biofilm process. There are fillers and air blast. Oxic wastewater is purified through bio-membrane. Design flow is 200 m 3 /d (12.5m 3 /h, operating time is 16h/d). Sand Filter: Using Complete Sets of Equipment. Filtering area is 1.5m 2 . (Diameter of the sand granule 0.6~1.2mm). Middle water tank: The Volume is 30% of the of reclaimed water consumption (Based on the data from Chinese design. guideline for reclaimed water (GB50336-2002) Sludge tank: The sludge from the grey water treatment station and wastewater is stored in sludge tank and transported to municipal sewage treatment plant regularly Dosing and mixing equipment: Dosing system use complete sets of equipment; mixing equipment use Tubular Static Mixer. Disinfection equipment: using chlorine dioxide disinfection, dosing quantity is 0.8mg/L DESIGN OBJECTIVES AND CONTENTS DESIGN OBJECTIVES The design objective is to develop a sustainable water system for CMC New Campus. Sub-objectives are: Sustainable cycle of water, nutrient, and energy; Making full use of grey water and rainwater to maintain qualified aquatic eco-environment in community and control soil erosion; Using reclaimed water for landscape irrigation, road sprinkle and complementary of the artificial lake. Best Management Practices (BMPs) for storm water management. DESIGN CONTENTS This sustainable water system design will focus on the Phase 1 of the new campus. The design contents include: Design of the grey water collection pipeline networks from the west- ern student dormitory. Design of the grey water treatment station. Design of the rainwater harvesting and purifying system of teaching area. Water quality maintenance for the artificial lake in campus. EXTENDED DESIGN CONTENTS (CONTINUED) DESIGN OF RAINWATER HARVESTING AND PURIFYING SYSTEM Fig.7 Design schematic drawing of grey water Treatment Procedure Cobble ditch a) Road-side Cobble ditch (Rectangle Style) the width has three kinds b=400mm, 600mm, 680mm Divide in two-stage filling: on surface: Φ=40-50mm, Cobble; at the base: Φ=15-30mm, gravel The design degree of slope is < 0.2% b) Building-around Cobble ditch (Rectangle Style) the width has three kinds b=400mm, 600mm, 680mm Divide in two-stage filling: on surface: Φ=40-50mm, Cobble at the base:Φ=15-30mm, gravel The design degree of slope is i<0.2% c) Square-side Cobble ditch (Rectangle Style) the width has three kinds b=400mm, 600mm, 680mm. Divide in two-stage filling: on surface: Φ=40-50mm, Cobble at the base: Φ=15-30mm, gravel The design degree of slope is i<0.2% Landscape pools After being treated by green billabong and cobble ditch, rainwater is treated through landscape pool. There are five decentralized landscape pools. The size of the landscape pools are designed according to the 13mm runoff of the corresponding catchment area. DESIGN OF RAINWATER HARVESTING AND PURIFYING SYSTEM In order to ensure the water quality of the artificial lake and recycling water, it is necessary to construct ecological lake bank. And It is also necessary to apply circulation wetland treatment for artificial lake.i.e, lake water in the artificial lake will be pumped to wetland system 1# with circulation pumps and then treated through wetland system 1# ° After that the water discharge into artificial lake again. INNOVATION AND SIGNIFICANCE INNOVATION Integration scheme of grey water reuse and landscape/aesthetic. A combination of grey water treatment system and rain water purifying system. A combination of rain water harvesting and purifying system and landscape design. Using ecological theory acts and human-oriented as the foundation of design, to create a clean, safety and comfortable water circumstance. SIGNIFICANCE Training and Dissemination a) The demo-project can become a partial content of national demonstration as “resource saving campus” and “sustainable building”. b) A successful integration of grey water reuse and landscape/aesthetic purpose will be a paradigm for Universities/Colleges to learn from. c) The demo-project will also become a study case for students, who will influence the future society with the idea in their mind. d) The demo-project can be hopefully selected as a demonstration of “resource saving campus” in China, and training activities can be implemented after the construction work in Chongqing. Water Saving, Environmental and Economic Benefits Analysis a) When utilizing greywater and rainwater, 97702.3 m 3 /year municipal water will be replaced. Assume costs for rainwater and greywater collection and treatment are RMB 0.2 /m 3 , municipal water supply price, according to Xindu city domestic water charge, is RMB 1.35/m 3 . Therefore, for each ton, RMB 1.15 /m 3 will be saved, RMB 112,400 water charges will be saved in a year. Considering that water charges will be increased in the future, the potential economical benefits are remarkable. b) After using greywater, annual sewage discharge reduction will be 82252.8m 3 /year, bringing remarkable environmental benefits. Nowadays, Xindu is increasing sewage charges, from RMB 0.15/m 3 to RMB0.35 /m 3 . By reusing greywater, sewage charge reduction will be 82252.8×0.35=RMB 28788. Water saving has great benefits. c) In this project, total rainwater reused is24787.4 m 3 /year, reducing 36% of total rainwater in teaching building area. Municipal rainwater network size can be reduced accordingly, and environmental impacts from pollutants on receiving waters can be controlled. Fig.6 grey water collection pipe networks Fig.8 The procedure of rainwater harvesting and treatment Fig.9 Road-side Cobble ditch Fig.10 Building- around Cobble ditch Fig.11 Square-side Cobble ditch chongqing_demo_A1_poster.indd 1 20/11/2008 11:07:37

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InTroduCTIon of CmC neW CamPuS

• ChengduMedicalCollege(CMC)wasfoundedin1947andwasdetachedinAugust,2004fromtheThirdMilitaryMedicalUniversityasanindependentundergraduatecollege.CMCexpropriatesnewlandinXindudistrictfornewcampustoimprovethecollegeconstruction.XinduisasatellitetownofChengduCity,about25kmtothecenterofChengdu.

* Thenewcampuswillbeconstructedintwoperiods.Thefirstphasewilloccupy437487.2m2(whichincludes70400.3m2forotheruseand367086.8m2isavailableforconstruction),andthesecondphasewilloccupy293183.1m2(whichincludes46933.6m2forotheruseand246249.6m2isavailableforconstruction).

• Designscaleofnewcampusis:13,000students,73.66703hm2oftotaloccupiedarea(whichincludes11.73339hm2forotheruseand61.93364hm2isavailableforconstruction),and380,700m2oftotalbuildingarea.

ClImaTIC CondITIonS

CMCnewcampuswilllocateinsubtropicalzonewithmonsoonclimate.Meansannualtemperatureis16.2°C,extrememaximumannualtemperatureis37.3°C,extrememinimumannualtemperatureis-5.9°C,morethan337daysofoneyearisfrostlessday,andmeantemperatureofthecoldestmouth(January)is5.6°C.Ithasabundantrainfall,andthemeanannualprecipitationis828.4mm,mostofwhichfallingbetweenJulytoAugust.DecemberandJanuaryhaslowestrainfallinwholeyear.Themeanannualevaporationis1021.3mm.Table1liststhemeteorologicalelementsofCMCnewcampus.

Fig.1ThesitelocationofCMCNewCampus

Fig.3TheConstructionPhaseDistributionofCMCNewCampus

Fig.4TheFunctionDistributionofCMCNewCampus

Fig.2TheMasterPlanofCMCNewCampus

Table1AStatisticalofCMCNewCampusPrecipitationandEvaporation(meanvalueof1970~2005)Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec

precipitation(mm) 7.8 12.6 19.9 42.1 69.9 101.3 216.0 192.5 110.5 33.4 17.3 5.1

evaporation(mm) 30.1 36.8 65.8 105.4 149.8 138.1 132.8 133.6 92.3 63.8 44.0 28.8

Fig.5Theprocedureofthewholesystem

deSIgned WaTer qualITy

grey WaTerTable2theDesignedGreyWaterQualityParameterParameters COD BOD SS TN TPWaterquality(mg/L) 100 60 80 10 15

raInWaTerTable3theDesignedRainWaterQualityParameterNo. Water-qualityindex/unit Roof

rainwaterGroundrainwater

1 Turbidity/NTU 20~200 20~2002 SuspendedsolidSS 50~150 80~5003 colourity 20 405 PH 5.8~7.0 5.8~7.06 CODCr/mg.L-1 20~150 50~3007 NH3-N/mg.L-1 2.5~15 3.0~408 freeresidualchlorine/mg.L-1 0 09 Thetotalnumberofbacilluscoli(n/L) 0 10

reClaImed WaTerTable4RecycledWaterQualityStandardsandDesignValues

No. Items(mg/L) ToiletFlushing

Roadcleaning,firefighting

UrbanPlanting Landscaping Designed

values

1 Basicrequirements —— Nofloatingobjects

Nofloatingobjects

2 pH ≤ 6.0~9.0 6~93 color(chroma) ≤ 30 304 smell Nooffensiveodor5 SS ≤ —— 10 106 turbidity(NTU) ≤ 5 10 10 —— 107 Solubletotalsolid ≤ 1500 1500 1000 —— 10008 BOD5 ≤ 10 15 20 6 109 Totalphosphor ≤ —— 0.5 0.510 Totalnitrogen ≤ —— 15 1511 Nitrogen,ammonia(basedonN) ≤ 10 10 20 5 512 anionsurfaceactiveagent ≤ 1.0 1.0 1.0 0.5 0.513 petroleum ≤ —— 1.0 1.014 Fe ≤ 0.3 —— 0.315 Mn ≤ 0.1 —— 0.116 dissolvedoxygen ≥ 1.0 1.5 1.517 Faecalcoliformbacteria(quantity/L) ≤ —— 2000 200018 Totalcoliformbacteria(quantity/L) ≤ 3 —— 3

exTended deSIgn ConTenTS

deSIgn of grey WaTer ColleCTIon PIPe neTWorkSAllgreywaterfromstudentdormitoryiscollected.Twopipenetworksaresetindoor.Oneisconnectedwithgreywater(showerandwashwater)andanotherisconnectedwithblackwater(othersewerexceptshowerandwashwater).Greywateriscollectedanddischargeintothebaffletankofthetreatmentsystem.Theblackwaterfromstudentdormitoryandwastewaterfromteachingbuilding,officebuilding,andotherbuildingsdischargeintomunicipalsewersystem.

deSIgn of grey WaTer TreaTmenT STaTIon

maIn deSIgn PoInTS of eaCH ParT:• BaffleTank:Regulatingflowandqualityofgreywater.Regulation

Volumeis35%ofthetreatmentcapacity.(200m3/d)(BasedonthedatafromChinesedesignguidelineforreclaimedwater(GB50336-2002)

• HairFilter:Removinghairsandbiggersuspendingarticlesfromshowering.Hairfilterissetintheoutletpipeofthepump.Specification:DN200;mainpartheightis500mm;Referenceweight35kg.

• CoagulationandSedimentationTank:Thesuspendedsubstanceisremovedandtheflowisregulated.UsingCompleteSetsofEquipment(includingflocculationtank,sedimentationtank,filtrationtank,disinfectiontank,metricalinstrumentetc.)

• BiologicalAeratedFilter:Therectorisahighloadimmobilizedbiofilmandthree-phasereactor,whichhavetheadvantagesofbothactivatedsludgeprocessandbiofilmprocess.Therearefillersandairblast.Oxicwastewaterispurifiedthroughbio-membrane.Designflowis200m3/d(12.5m3/h,operatingtimeis16h/d).

• SandFilter:UsingCompleteSetsofEquipment.Filteringareais1.5m2.(Diameterofthesandgranule0.6~1.2mm).

• Middlewatertank:TheVolumeis30%oftheofreclaimedwaterconsumption(BasedonthedatafromChinesedesign.guidelineforreclaimedwater(GB50336-2002)

• Sludgetank:Thesludgefromthegreywatertreatmentstationandwastewaterisstoredinsludgetankandtransportedtomunicipalsewagetreatmentplantregularly

• Dosingandmixingequipment:Dosingsystemusecompletesetsofequipment;mixingequipmentuseTubularStaticMixer.

• Disinfectionequipment:usingchlorinedioxidedisinfection,dosingquantityis0.8mg/L

deSIgn objeCTIveS and ConTenTS

deSIgn objeCTIveS

ThedesignobjectiveistodevelopasustainablewatersystemforCMCNewCampus.Sub-objectivesare:

• Sustainablecycleofwater,nutrient,andenergy;• Makingfulluseofgreywaterandrainwatertomaintainqualified

aquaticeco-environmentincommunityandcontrolsoilerosion;• Usingreclaimedwaterforlandscapeirrigation,roadsprinkleand

complementaryoftheartificiallake.• BestManagementPractices(BMPs)forstormwatermanagement.

deSIgn ConTenTS

ThissustainablewatersystemdesignwillfocusonthePhase1ofthenewcampus.Thedesigncontentsinclude:

• Designofthegreywatercollectionpipelinenetworksfromthewest-ernstudentdormitory.

• Designofthegreywatertreatmentstation.• Designoftherainwaterharvestingandpurifyingsystemofteaching

area.• Waterqualitymaintenancefortheartificiallakeincampus.

exTended deSIgn ConTenTS (continued)

deSIgn of raInWaTer HarveSTIng and PurIfyIng SySTem

Fig.7DesignschematicdrawingofgreywaterTreatmentProcedure

• Cobbleditcha) Road-sideCobbleditch(RectangleStyle)the widthhasthreekindsb=400mm,600mm,680mm Divideintwo-stagefilling: onsurface:Φ=40-50mm,Cobble; atthebase:Φ=15-30mm,gravel Thedesigndegreeofslopeis<0.2%b) Building-aroundCobbleditch(RectangleStyle) thewidthhasthreekindsb=400mm,600mm, 680mmDivideintwo-stagefilling: onsurface:Φ=40-50mm,Cobble atthebase:Φ=15-30mm,gravel Thedesigndegreeofslopeisi<0.2%c) Square-sideCobbleditch (RectangleStyle)thewidthhas threekindsb=400mm,600mm, 680mm.Divideintwo-stagefilling: onsurface:Φ=40-50mm,Cobbleatthebase:Φ=15-30mm,gravel Thedesigndegreeofslopeisi<0.2%

• Landscapepools Afterbeingtreatedbygreenbillabongandcobbleditch,rainwateris

treatedthroughlandscapepool.Therearefivedecentralizedlandscapepools.Thesizeofthelandscapepoolsaredesignedaccordingtothe13mmrunoffofthecorrespondingcatchmentarea.

deSIgn of raInWaTer HarveSTIngand PurIfyIng SySTemInordertoensurethewaterqualityoftheartificiallakeandrecyclingwater,itisnecessarytoconstructecologicallakebank.AndItisalsonecessarytoapplycirculationwetlandtreatmentforartificiallake.i.e,lakewaterintheartificiallakewillbepumpedtowetlandsystem1#withcirculationpumpsandthentreatedthroughwetlandsystem1#°Afterthatthewaterdischargeintoartificiallakeagain.

InnovaTIon and SIgnIfICanCe

InnovaTIon• Integrationschemeofgreywaterreuseandlandscape/aesthetic.• Acombinationofgreywatertreatmentsystemandrainwaterpurifying

system.• Acombinationofrainwaterharvestingandpurifyingsystemand

landscapedesign.• Usingecologicaltheoryactsandhuman-orientedasthefoundationof

design,tocreateaclean,safetyandcomfortablewatercircumstance.

SIgnIfICanCe• TrainingandDisseminationa) Thedemo-projectcanbecomeapartialcontentofnational

demonstrationas“resourcesavingcampus”and“sustainablebuilding”.b) Asuccessfulintegrationofgreywaterreuseandlandscape/aesthetic

purposewillbeaparadigmforUniversities/Collegestolearnfrom.c) Thedemo-projectwillalsobecomeastudycaseforstudents,whowill

influencethefuturesocietywiththeideaintheirmind.d) Thedemo-projectcanbehopefullyselectedasademonstrationof

“resourcesavingcampus”inChina,andtrainingactivitiescanbeimplementedaftertheconstructionworkinChongqing.

• WaterSaving,EnvironmentalandEconomicBenefitsAnalysisa) Whenutilizinggreywaterandrainwater,97702.3m3/yearmunicipalwater

willbereplaced.AssumecostsforrainwaterandgreywatercollectionandtreatmentareRMB0.2/m3,municipalwatersupplyprice,accordingtoXinducitydomesticwatercharge,isRMB1.35/m3.Therefore,foreachton,RMB1.15/m3willbesaved,RMB112,400waterchargeswillbesavedinayear.Consideringthatwaterchargeswillbeincreasedinthefuture,thepotentialeconomicalbenefitsareremarkable.

b) Afterusinggreywater,annualsewagedischargereductionwillbe82252.8m3/year,bringingremarkableenvironmentalbenefits.Nowadays,Xinduisincreasingsewagecharges,fromRMB0.15/m3toRMB0.35/m3.Byreusinggreywater,sewagechargereductionwillbe82252.8×0.35=RMB28788.Watersavinghasgreatbenefits.

c) Inthisproject,totalrainwaterreusedis24787.4m3/year,reducing36%oftotalrainwaterinteachingbuildingarea.Municipalrainwaternetworksizecanbereducedaccordingly,andenvironmentalimpactsfrompollutantsonreceivingwaterscanbecontrolled.

Fig.6greywatercollectionpipenetworks

Fig.8Theprocedureofrainwaterharvestingandtreatment

Fig.9Road-sideCobbleditch

Fig.10Building-aroundCobbleditch

Fig.11Square-sideCobbleditch

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