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Australian Guidelines. Following are the Australian Guidelines for Water Recycling. Please note that each state and territory usually has their own specific guidelines which should also be referred to (see menu to the left).
Manual for recycled water agreements in Queensland . 1. Contents. 1. Introduction. 2. 1.1. Purpose of this manual. 2. 1.2. Background to water recycling in Queensland. 2. 1.3. Queensland Water Recycling Guidelines. 2. 2. Agreements for the supply and use of recycled water. 3. 2.1. What is a recycled water agreement? 3.
Recycled water quality. We provide various qualities, or classes, of recycled water treated to meet the customers' requirements from each recycled water schemes. The requirements for each Class of recycled water supplied by Queensland Urban Utilities are defined in Schedules 3C and 3D of the Queensland Public Health
13 Sep 2016 Recycled water guidelines and regulations for providers. To protect public The use of recycled water to augment drinking water supplies via a source (eg: supply into a dam) is allowable, however direct augmentation of a drinking supply (known as direct potable re-use) is not permissible in Queensland.
Discussion. 22. 3.1 On-site wastewater management. 22. 3.2 Recycled water. 24. 4. Guidelines and the uptake of the Australian Guidelines for Water Recycling. 27. 4.1 Australian Capital Territory (ACT). 28. 4.2 New South Wales (NSW). 29. 4.2 Northern Territory (NT). 31. 4.3 Queensland (QLD). 32. 4.4 South Australia (SA).
29 Feb 2016 Read the guidelines for recycled and non-drinking (non-potable) water, as well as some information about roof harvested rain water.
Recycled Water Guidelines - Queensland. Wastewater. Queensland Water Recycling Guidelines were developed prior to regulated recycled water use in the state. The Queensland Government Water Recycling Guidelines resource page provides the most up to date information.
While it should be noted that the Queensland Water Recycling Guidelines are not mandatory at this time, consideration is currently being given to the development of a state-based regulatory framework for the operation and management of recycled water infrastructure.
This publication can be made available in an alternative format (e.g. large print or audiotape) on request for people with vision impairment; phone +61 7 3170 5470 or email

. Citation. Department of Environment and Heritage Protection (2009) Queensland Water Quality Guidelines, Version 3, ISBN

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