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RECYCLE WATER - 2020NATIONAL WATER RECYCLING & REUSE TECHNOLOGY 2020 CONFERENCE
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Hear about latest developments in water recycling, best practices in water reuse, future of Potable reuse, stormwater management, innovative technologies & applications

CONFERENCE CHAIR

STUART KHAN 
Professor of Civil & Environmental Engineering, UNSW

TOPISC COVERED:

  • Future directions for recycling & reuse in Australia: where will we be in 2030?
  • Recycling developments around the world
  • Agricultural reuse
  • Municipal/urban reuse
  • Industrial wastewater reuse
  • Groundwater recharge
  • Small-scale/decentralised systems
  • Potable reuse
  • Guidelines and regulation
  • Process validation
  • Monitoring and compliance
  • Public perception, engagement, and acceptance
  • Risk management: Increasing water reuse practices through improved risk management
  • Water Reuse case studies
  • Innovative treatment technologies and applications
  • Membrane technology in water reuse
  • Industrial water reuse & recycling
  • Stormwater management
  • Industrial water recycling opportunities- Case Studies
  • Remote & regional water reuse schemes- Case Studies

Hear about latest developments in water recycling, best practices in water reuse, future of Potable reuse, stormwater management, innovative technologies & applications

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