Title :
The Low-Carbon Construction and Operation Technologies of Water System in the Residential District of Mountainous City
Author :
Chai-Hong Xiang ; Yang-Shi Qi ; He Qiang ; Zhang-Ting Ting
Author_Institution :
Key Lab. of Three Gorges Reservoir Region´s EcoEnvironment, Chongqing Univ., Chongqing, China
Abstract :
In order to achieve the low-carbon construction and operation in the water system of mountainous residential district, the key link of greenhouse gas (GHG) emission of water system in mountainous residential district was studied, and GHG emission was analyzed and quantified. According to the key link of GHG emission, trying to transform the traditional mode of long distance transportation of the drainage system and the terminal sewage biological treatment to reduce the GHG emission, therefore, several low-carbon technologies in the mountainous residential district were put forward, including: the low-carbon technology of controlling water supply pressure to limiting flow, the technology of low-carbon and ecological treatment of reclaimed water and carbon sequestration technology, the ecological technology of controlling and reducing the source of rain water in the steep slope residential district, and the technology of recycling use of the non-traditional water source to reduce GHG emission from water system in mountainous residential district. By quantification the reduction of GHG emission, the results shows that, the low-carbon construction and operation technologies of water system in mountainous residential district, achieved more than 30% reduction of GHG emission from water system in mountainous residential district.
Keywords :
air pollution control; ecology; recycling; sewage treatment; water conservation; water supply; GHG emission reduction; carbon sequestration technology; ecological technology; ecological treatment; greenhouse gas emission; long distance transportation; low-carbon construction; low-carbon technology; mountainous city; mountainous residential district; operation technologies; rain water source; reclaimed water; recycling use; residential district; terminal sewage biological treatment; water supply pressure; water system; Automation; Manufacturing; Greenhouse gas; Low-carbon; Mountainous city; Residential district; Water system;
Conference_Titel :
Digital Manufacturing and Automation (ICDMA), 2013 Fourth International Conference on
Conference_Location :
Qingdao
DOI :
10.1109/ICDMA.2013.354