Water Saving and Tempering Device for Sterilization
See What Other Organizations Have to Say...
- "The cost for the sterilizer retrofit program was $96,000.
The Seattle
Public Utilities (SPU) incentive rebate will be approximately $30,800. It is
projected that the University will save approximately 26 million gallons of
water per year, which will yield $250,000 per year in combined water and
sewer savings. The pay-back period for the initial outlay of funds will be
only five months." University
of Washington Sustainability Report, page 23.(Adobe
PDF)
- The Resource Venture and its program partners honored eleven
businesses on
May 13, 2004 at its 3rd annual BEST Awards Ceremony at Bell Harbor
International Conference Center. The BEST (Businesses for an Environmentally
Sustainable Tomorrow) Awards celebrate notable "green" achievements
by
companies in the Greater Seattle area. 2004
BEST Awards Ceremony.
- "From the viewpoint of the end-user, the water savings
achieved through
sterilizer retrofits in a large medical facility potentially yields two
significant benefits: reduced water consumption and reduced flows to the
sanitary sewer. Depending upon the frequency and timing of sterilizer use,
peak flows could be reduced as well." A
Report on Potential Best Management Practices, pages 23-35, Prepared for The California Urban Water Conservation
Council. (Adobe PDF)
- "In 2004, at an awards breakfast attended by 120 business
and political leaders, seven Texas area businesses were recognized
for their extraordinary efforts to conserve water. Seton Hospital System,
which, thanks to sterilizer retrofit kits (the Water-Mizer) at all five
facilities (Seton MC, Seton SW Seton NW, Brackenridge, and Childrens
Hospitals) and kitchen improvements at Seton MC, is saving 23,500 gallons
per day." ICI
Water Conservation Awards.
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