Cleanflo has successfully implemented a Vida One Water Reuse system at the Royal Canadian Mounted Police (RCMP) facilities in Ottawa, specifically designed for toilet flushing applications. This innovative system is centered around a submersible pump located within the rainwater tank, which facilitates the movement of water through the treatment process. The treatment sequence employs two cartridge filters, one with a 5-micron rating and another with a 10-micron carbon filter, to ensure the removal of fine particulates and improve water quality. Additionally, a UV disinfection unit is integrated into the system to eliminate any microbial contaminants, providing further assurance of the safety and cleanliness of the reused water. An aeration system, complete with a diffuser in the rainwater tank and an air compressor on the rainwater side, is also incorporated to enhance water quality by introducing oxygen, which helps in reducing odors and promoting aerobic decomposition of organic matter.

The inclusion of both mechanical and biological treatment processes exemplifies a comprehensive approach to rainwater reuse, ensuring that the water is suitable for non-potable applications such as toilet flushing. The system’s design reflects a deep understanding of the need for reliable, efficient water treatment solutions in institutional settings. By adopting this system, the RCMP facilities are equipped with a state-of-the-art water reuse technology that not only meets their specific needs but also aligns with environmental sustainability goals. The strategic use of filtration, UV disinfection, and aeration demonstrates Cleanflo’s commitment to delivering high-quality water treatment systems that ensure safety, reliability, and efficiency.