Waste water recovery and utilization system

A waste water recovery and utilization system which minimizes discharge of gray water waste streams to the environment, said system comprising:

• a gray water tank for receiving gray water from waste streams and for receiving make up water from a reservoir when gray water is insufficient to maintain said gray water tank at an operating fill level;
• a sewerage tank for receiving liquid sewerage waste and solid macerated sewerage waste from a toilet;
• a steam generator having a burner means operable on multiple fuels, including hydrogen and oxygen provided by said waste water recovery and utilization system, on natural gas and on liquid propane gas;
• and said burner means cooperating with said gray water tank and with said sewerage tank for vaporizing the gray water and the liquid sewerage waste and the solid macerated sewerage waste thereby generating steam for space heating upon demand;
• an injector means cooperating with said gray water tank, with said sewerage tank and with said burner means of said steam generator;
• a condenser having a condenser coil therein throughwhich the steam is selectively allowed to pass and to condense when cooled by the gray water circulated through said condenser when steam for space heating is not needed;
• a condensate tank for collecting the condensate;
• an electrolysis machine cooperating with said condensate tank for disassociating the condensate into hydrogen and oxygen;
• a storage means for the oxygen and for the hydrogen;
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• said storage means cooperating with said burner means and with a fuel cell for generating electricity.

A waste water recovery and utilization system which minimizes the discharge of gray water from rain, snow, melting ice, sinks, showers, baths, washing machines and dish washers to the environment by converting the gray water to energy with alternative energy sources, said system comprising:

• a gray water tank, for receiving gray water and for receiving make up water from a reservoir when gray water is insufficient to maintain said gray water tank at an operating fill level and said gray water tank having a water level control means;
• a sewerage tank for receiving liquid sewerage waste and solid macerated sewerage waste from a toilet;
• a steam generator having a gray water crucible that flashes droplets of the gray water into steam when said gray water crucible is heated to an elevated temperature sufficient enough to vaporize the gray water and to incinerate any solid residue when the gray water is delivered from said gray water tank to said gray water crucible;
• a sewerage crucible that flashes the liquid sewerage waste into steam and incinerates the solid macerated sewerage waste when heated to an elevated temperature when the liquid sewerage waste and the solid macerated sewerage waste are delivered from said sewerage tank to said sewerage crucible;
• a conventional boiler having a tubular burner wherein said conventional boiler cooperating with said gray water tank and serving as a back up system and said tubular burner cooperating with said gray water crucible, and with said sewerage crucible;
• and said gray water crucible, said sewerage crucible and said tubular burner being operable on multiple fuels, including hydrogen and oxygen provided by said waste water recovery and utilization system, on natural gas and on liquid propane gas;
• a variable speed injection pump cooperating with said gray water tank, with said sewerage tank and with said gray water crucible and with said sewerage crucible of said steam generator;
• a condenser having a condenser coil therein throughwhich the steam is selectively allowed to pass and to condense when cooled by the gray water circulated through said condenser when steam for space heating is not needed;
• a condensate tank for collecting the condensate;
• an electrolysis machine cooperating with said condensate tank and with a water deionizer for disassociating the condensate into hydrogen and oxygen;
• a storage means for the oxygen and for the hydrogen;
• said storage means cooperating with said burner means and with a fuel cell for generating electricity;
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• alternate energy means for supplying electrical power to said electrolysis machine when conventional electrical energy is to be conserved.