Residential Greywater Recycling Schematic

Create a residence for flushing toilets{argument name="system type" default="greywater recycling system"} A simplified technical system diagram. Displayed on the left.{argument name="sources" default="Three water sources"} Kitchen sinks, bathroom sinks, and washing machines are shown. Each water source connects to the primary sewer or greywater recycling line via a diversion valve. The greywater line enters a pre-filtration module containing a coarse filter, sedimentation tank, washable filter cartridge, and grease trap for kitchen water. Next, a low-level greywater collection tank with an overflow pipe to the sewer, high and low water level sensors, and an inspection cover is shown. A greywater delivery pump from this tank pumps water upwards to a large white plastic storage tank. The large tank is equipped with low, medium, and high water level sensors, an overflow outlet to the sewer, a drain outlet, an optional UV disinfection module, and a ventilation system. A pump or gravity outlet from the storage tank supplies water to the toilet tank. A backup clean water supply system with air isolation and backflow prevention is connected to the toilet tank. A [further details omitted].{argument name="controller" default="Raspberry Pi 4 controller"} It connects to sensors, solenoid valves, water pumps, leak sensors, and alarms via signal lines. Blue arrows indicate water flow, red arrows indicate overflow/emergency drainage, and black dashed lines indicate electronic controls. Style: Modern engineering schematic, white background, clearly labeled components, clear arrows, rich detail yet concise.