Rainwater harvesting systems - code of practice (+A1:2013) (Withdrawn)

BS 8515:2009

British Standards Institution
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Withdrawn

Supplement

Core Supplement

Series

BS

Abstract

For design, installation, testing and maintenance of rainwater harvesting systems. Applicable to systems supplying non-potable water in the UK for domestic use (such as laundry, WC flushing and garden watering).

History

Superseded by BS EN 16941-1:2018. Supersedes BS 8515:2009. Came into effect 31 January 2009. Amendment dated December 2013 - A1 See Foreword.

ISBN

9780580783531

Subjects

  • Environmental issues/energy
  • Public health/water engineering
  • Special subject areas
  • Green issues/sustainability/green buildings
  • Civil engineering, infrastructure and public utilities
  • Pollution/waste disposal/contaminated land
  • Water Management

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