丹佛水资源不可循环再利用项目旨在对废水进行再利用 流出物丹佛水务公司从两个主要水源获得水，即南普拉特 落基山脉以东的河流流域和从西部斜坡输入的水 落基山脉。丹佛的水源来自西坡 可以合法地重复使用。根据蓝河法令，丹佛的水必须最大限度地再利用 在可行的情况下，尽量减少或推迟新的进口。自20世纪60年代末以来， 丹佛水务公司一直在研究处理后废水的再利用方法。 1985年至1991年间，丹佛水务公司进行了饮用水再利用示范 项目从这项研究中获得的信息确定了药物的相对安全性 回收废水作为饮用水供应。饮用水再利用是一种可能 满足丹佛未来用水需求的替代方案。第一步 该项目的开发是对潜力的识别和完善 重用客户。本文讨论了丹佛水务公司对客户的态度 确定和量化其不可循环再利用项目的需水量。包括15个参考文献、表格和图表。

The Denver Water Nonpotable Reuse Project is designed to reuse wastewater effluent. Denver Water receives water from two primary sources, the South Platte River Basin east of the Rocky Mountains and water imported from the western slope of the Rocky Mountains. It is the water from the western slope that Denver Water may legally reuse. Under the Blue River Decree, Denver Water must maximize reuse where feasible in order to minimize or defer new imports. Since the late 1960s, Denver Water has been investigating methods of reusing treated wastewater. Between 1985 and 1991, Denver Water operated the Potable Reuse Demonstration Project. Information from this research study established the relative safety of reclaimed wastewater as a potable water supply. Potable reuse is one possible alternative for satisfying Denver's future water demands. The first step in the development of this Project was the identification and refinement of potential reuse customers. This paper discusses Denver Water's approach to customer identification and water demand quantification for its Nonpotable Reuse Project. Includes 15 references, tables, figures.