resirkering

Resirkering is a Swedish term that refers to the re-circulation or re-use of resources, often in an industrial or economic context. The concept is based on the idea of minimizing waste and reducing the amount of new materials needed for production.

In the context of water management, resirkering typically refers to the process of re-circulating treated wastewater back into the water supply system, where it can be reused for various purposes such as irrigation, toilet flushing, or cooling systems in industrial plants. This approach helps to reduce the pressure on natural water sources and decrease the amount of wastewater that requires treatment.

In manufacturing and production, resirkering involves the reuse of materials, such as water, energy, or raw materials, to reduce waste and minimize the environmental impact of a process. For example, a factory might re-use waste water to cool equipment or re-cycle raw materials to reduce the need for new resources.

The benefits of resirkering include reduced costs, lower environmental impact, and increased efficiency. Many companies and organizations have implemented resirkering strategies in an effort to become more sustainable and environmentally responsible. Effective resirkering requires careful planning, monitoring, and maintenance to ensure that the re-circulated resources meet the necessary quality standards.

Resirkering is often used in conjunction with other sustainable practices, such as waste reduction, recycling, and energy efficiency. While the concept of resirkering is not exclusive to Sweden, the term is commonly used to describe these practices in a Nordic context.