Recycled water Recycled water

Recycled water

Aigües Sant Lluís, S.L., is part as co-owner and manager of the treated water user community from (E.D.A.R.), Estación Depuradora de aguas residuales of Sant Lluís for the use of irrigation for public and private gardens, as well as drainage.

This community is formed by Sant Lluis Town Hall, Group of Companies Alonso Marí, S.A., Bada Badoc, La Era Grande S.L., Protume S.L., and Aigües Sant Lluís S.L.

The Community receives the concession from the General Direction of Water resources, organisation which depends on the Environment Conselleria of the Balearic Government on April 4th 2001, giving it a maximum of 200.000 m3 annual of treated water for public areas irrigation, private gardens and septic tanks in resort hotels.

Objectives of the Community:

  1. Gradually increasing the water network in order to give the service to larger consumers.
  2. Increasing consumption in order to lower the cost and the final price, making more attractive and profitable to recycle the water.
  3. Making a sustainable water management by extending its use, we could have an ecological benefit, because drinkable water produced would be replaced by recycled water quality.

Data service:

Nowadays our service is composed by a pumping station which collects the treated water of E.D.A.R. of Sant Lluís and be sent to a tank of 800 m3 capacity. Thanks to the 7.600 m of pipes, water is distributed in different parts of the residential areas of Punta Prima and Biniancolla, T.M. of Sant Lluís, (Minorca).

Graphs:

We present a first evolutionary graph about the total annual consumption of the customers of the community, the second one is to compare with the drinkable and recycled water and the third one with the percentage of total consumption of both supplies.

General consumption.Community recycled consumption.

General consumption.Community recycled consumption.
Year Total consumption in cubic meters
2000
50060
2001
51711
2002
58042
2003
68889
2004
83649
2005
93508
2006
83009
2007
79241
2008
76143
2009
67458
2010
74728
2011
70826
2012
72733
2013
57383
2014
59611
2015
60378
2016
62545
2017
56696
2018
45292
2019
47297
2020
32276
2021
42675
2022
54162
2023
51514

Comparisons between drinking water and recycled water

Comparisons between drinking water and recycled water
Year Drinking water consumption- Recycled water
2000
101627
50060
Total consumption
151687
2001
134775
51711
Total consumption
186486
2002
123790
58042
Total consumption
181832
2003
110004
68889
Total consumption
178893
2004
104118
83649
Total consumption
187767
2005
92453
93508
Total consumption
185961
2006
116342
83009
Total consumption
199351
2007
92521
79241
Total consumption
171762
2008
97654
76143
Total consumption
173797
2009
83263
67458
Total consumption
150721
2010
80114
74728
Total consumption
154842
2011
84292
70826
Total consumption
155118
2012
82533
72733
Total consumption
155266
2013
89602
57383
Total consumption
146985
2014
95099
59611
Total consumption
154710
2015
78921
60378
Total consumption
139299
2016
100846
62545
Total consumption
163391
2017
99852
56696
Total consumption
156548
2018
99292
45292
Total consumption
144584
2019
103318
47297
Total consumption
150615
2020
43432
32276
Total consumption
75708
2021
87120
42675
Total consumption
129795
2022
122350
54162
Total consumption
176512
2023
121242
51514
Total consumption
172756
Drinking water Recycled water

% Drinking water - Recycled water

Comparisons between drinking water and recycled water
Year Drinking water consumption- Recycled water
2000
67.00
33.00
2001
72.27
27.73
2002
68.08
31.92
2003
61.49
38.51
2004
55.45
44.55
2005
49.72
50.28
2006
58.36
41.64
2007
53.87
46.13
2008
56.19
43.81
2009
55.24
44.76
2010
51.74
48.26
2011
54.34
45.66
2012
53.16
46.84
2013
60.96
39.04
2014
61.47
38.53
2015
56.66
43.34
2016
61.72
38.28
2017
63.78
36.22
2018
68.67
31.33
2019
68.60
31.40
2020
57.37
42.63
2021
67.12
32.88
2022
69.32
30.68
2023
70.18
29.82
Drinking water Recycled water