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NOVÝ, M. NOVÁKOVÁ, J. WALDHANS, M.
Original Title
WATER CONSUMPTION IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS
Type
conference paper
Language
English
Original Abstract
Water in general and especially drinking water, is becoming an increasingly scarce commodity in the Central Europe region due to the climate change. For a human, water is a bare necessity of life. The necessary amount of water to maintain human life is several litres a day. However, in a modern way of life, daily water consumption is usually over 100 litres. This amount accounts only for the personal consumption. To ensure the operation of national economy, consumption must be much higher. There are two ways how to provide sufficient amount of water. The first option is to increase the resources but that is very expensive for the Czech Republic which is situated “on the roof” of Europe. The only source of water is rainfall, which should be captured on the territory and gradually released when needed. The second option is to reduce water consumption, use it more efficiently and the reuse of water - recycling. Industrial production is a huge consumer of water. This also includes construction industry with a number of technological processes that cannot function without water. In addition to the technological consumption, water is used for personal hygiene purposes (toilets, washrooms) and environmental protection (washing the machinery, dust reduction, fire protection). The aim of this paper is to quantify water consumption during new construction activities and to indicate how to reduce total water consumption within the construction project management.
Keywords
project management, construction production, water consumption in the construction industry, water saving
Authors
NOVÝ, M.; NOVÁKOVÁ, J.; WALDHANS, M.
Released
19. 8. 2019
Publisher
International Multidisciplinary Scientific Geoconference
Location
Bulharsko
ISBN
978-619-7408-86-7
Book
SGEM 2019
Edition number
1
1314-2704
Periodical
International multidisciplinary geoconference SGEM
Number
19
State
Republic of Bulgaria
Pages from
935
Pages to
943
Pages count
14
BibTex
@inproceedings{BUT158113, author="Martin {Nový} and Jana {Nováková} and Miloš {Waldhans}", title="WATER CONSUMPTION IN CONSTRUCTION PROJECTS", booktitle="SGEM 2019", year="2019", journal="International multidisciplinary geoconference SGEM", number="19", pages="935--943", publisher="International Multidisciplinary Scientific Geoconference", address="Bulharsko", doi="10.5593/sgem2019/5.3/S21.118", isbn="978-619-7408-86-7", issn="1314-2704" }