The ISO 16075 series discusses guidelines for treated wastewater use for irrigation projects. ISO 16075‑2 covers guidelines for the design of treated wastewater (TWW) irrigation projects intended to prevent public health risks within the population that has been in direct or indirect contact with the TWW or with any product that has come in contact with the TWW.
ISO 16075‑2 also gives specifications for the following:
Note: None of the parts of the ISO 16075 series is intended to be used for certification purposes.
ISO 16075‑2 on the development of treated wastewater irrigation project is useful for:
The increasing water scarcity and water pollution control efforts in many countries have made treated municipal and industrial wastewater a suitable option for augmenting the existing water supply. Treated wastewater (also referred to as reclaimed water or recycled water) can be used for various non-potable purposes. The dominant applications for the use of treated wastewater include agricultural irrigation, landscape irrigation, industrial reuse, and groundwater recharge.
ISO 16075‑2 specifies development designs for your TWW irrigation project so it doesn’t cause any health-related risks to the local public. ISO 16075‑2 also provides you with details about TWW quality for irrigation. This helps you to use treated wastewater on different irrigation projects based on their quality. ISO 16075‑2 helps you to design and develop your project considering all the safety aspects for the surrounding public, this ensures that your TWW irrigation project won’t compromise their safety. ISO 16075‑2 provides you with the basis for a healthy, hydrological, environmental and agronomic conscious design, operation, monitoring, and maintenance of an irrigation system using treated wastewater.
BS ISO 16075‑2:2020 replaces ISO 16075-2:2015, which has been technically revised. The main changes compared to the previous edition are as follows:
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