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This Standard covers packaged non-potable water reuse systems for wastewater or greywater that are
intended for treatment applications and have a capacity of 10 000 L/d (2650 gal/d) or less.
This Standard also covers site-assembled components included in package non-potable water reuse systems.
This Standard specifies test methods for evaluating the performance of the package plants and minimum requirements with regard to
(a) materials;
(b) design and construction;
(c) treatment performance;
(d) markings; and
(e) instructions and other documentation.
This Standard specifies two different levels (Class A and Class B) of treated reclaimed water quality. The requirements of Class A are more stringent than those of Class B (see Clause 5.9.1). The authorities having jurisdiction are responsible for determining the appropriate class of reclaimed water for each non-potable purpose.
This Standard also covers site-assembled components included in package non-potable water reuse systems.
This Standard specifies test methods for evaluating the performance of the package plants and minimum requirements with regard to
(a) materials;
(b) design and construction;
(c) treatment performance;
(d) markings; and
(e) instructions and other documentation.
This Standard specifies two different levels (Class A and Class B) of treated reclaimed water quality. The requirements of Class A are more stringent than those of Class B (see Clause 5.9.1). The authorities having jurisdiction are responsible for determining the appropriate class of reclaimed water for each non-potable purpose.