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Water re-use is an accepted method for reducing water demand world-wide. Greywater, which is usually defined as wastewater from baths and sinks, is being treated and re-used at a number of sites in the UK (e.g. in domestic dwellings, University halls of residence and large public exhibitions).

It is essential that all pipework for reclaimed water systems can be easily distinguished and easily recognisable wherever it is physically located (inside a property, in the street, or on private land) to avoid cross-connection and contamination of the potable water supply systems. In addition, for security of the potable supply and to avoid accidental or deliberate operation in emergencies, all apparatus such as valves and washouts should be suitably marked and significantly different from the apparatus normally used on potable water distribution networks.

The marking requirements are demonstrated in the image above: black pipe with longitudinal stripes at four quadrants ( a green line down each 'side').

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