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To: Cogito Ergo Sum who wrote (81765)10/20/2011 2:54:42 AM
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TJ's toilets are flushed with Seawater for flushing An interesting facet of the waterworks is the seawater supply systems with their separate networks of distribution mains, pumping stations and service reservoirs. In 2002/03, an average of about 650 000 cubic metres of seawater was supplied each day, up from 330 000 cubic meters each day in 1990/91. Seawater is used to flush toilets and accounts for about 15% of total water use. Nearly all housing estates in Hong Kong Island and other densely populated districts receive sea water for flushing. Only some remote districts in the New Territories and some outlying islands do not use the system. [1]
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