STATEMENT
TEAM “SYNTHETIC RIVULET” DESIGNED A SYSTEM THAT WILL REALLOCATE 15,000 GALLONS OF RAW SEWAGE PER DAY FROM THE UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA’S HISTORIC NORTH CAMPUS TO A SYSTEM THAT WILL CREATE POTABLE WATER, FILL THE BOILERS AT ITS CENTRAL STEAM PLANT, AND PROVIDE BIO-GAS TO FIRE THOSE BOILERS. THE BIOMIMICRY OF A HUMAN DIGESTIVE SYSTEM AND THE WATERCOURSE OF THE CHATAHOOCHEE RIVER MAKE IT POSSIBLE TO ACHIEVE THIS FINAL DESIGN. = EXISTING SEWER LINES
WATER USAGE FOR UNIVERSITY OF GEORGIA’S NORTH CAMPUS 01 - PEABODY HALL - 40% - 6,000 GALLONS PER DAY 02 - HOLMES/HUNTER ACADEMIC BUILDING & DEMOSTHENIAN HALL - 18.5% - 2,800 GALLONS PER DAY 03 - JACKSON STREET BUILDING - 15% - 2,250 GALLONS PER DAY 04 - LUSTRAT HOUSE - 13% - 2,000 GALLONS PER DAY 05 - NEW COLLEGE AND CHAPEL - 4% - 600 GALLONS PER DAY 06 - TERRELL HALL - 2.8% - 430 GALLONS PER DAY 07 - ADMINISTRATION BUILDING - 2.6% - 400 GALLONS PER DAY 08 - OLD COLLEGE - 1.49% - 225 GALLONS PER DAY 09 - HUMAN RESOURCES - 0.86% - 130 GALLONS PER DAY 10 - TANNER BUILDING - 0.79% - 120 GALLONS PER DAY 11 - WADDEL HALL - 0.36% - 55 GALLONS PER DAY 12 - PHI KAPPA HALL - 0.33% - 50 GALLONS PER DAY 13 - BISHOP HOUSE - 0.26% - 40 GALLONS PER DAY TOTAL: APPROXIMATELY 15,000 GALLONS COLLECTED PER DAY
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