Changes

Once treatment is complete, the rainwater is added to Building A’s greywater line for use in the building’s toilets. Currently, rainwater is only planned for use in toilets, but greywater use could be expanded to irrigation applications at a later phase. Although CVC would have no need for it, there is potential for rainwater to be reused for industrial uses, like vehicle washing and industrial processes. Upgrading the treatment systems could also make rainwater reusable as potable water.

Once treatment is complete, the rainwater is added to Building A’s greywater line for use in the building’s toilets. Currently, rainwater is only planned for use in toilets, but greywater use could be expanded to irrigation applications at a later phase. Although CVC would have no need for it, there is potential for rainwater to be reused for industrial uses, like vehicle washing and industrial processes. Upgrading the treatment systems could also make rainwater reusable as potable water.

==Station 5 – Programmable Logic Controller==

=='''Station 5 – Programmable Logic Controller'''==

The SBR is an active stormwater control because it utilizes control logic to make decisions on how captured rainwater is best utilized. The SBR is equipped with a series of sensors and a central programmable logic controller (PLC). The PLC is fed information from the sensors, and these data streams are used by the PLC to decide how the system should be manipulated to maximize the benefits of the SBR. Here are some of the key sensors that are part of the SBR’s operation:

The SBR is an active stormwater control because it utilizes control logic to make decisions on how captured rainwater is best utilized. The SBR is equipped with a series of sensors and a central programmable logic controller (PLC). The PLC is fed information from the sensors, and these data streams are used by the PLC to decide how the system should be manipulated to maximize the benefits of the SBR. Here are some of the key sensors that are part of the SBR’s operation: