This image provides an overview of the Water Recycling Program Implementation (WR.2) at Sakon Nakhon Rajabhat University in Thailand.
The document is divided into two main sections:
There are three photographs showing the physical equipment of the university’s water recycling facility. These include:
- A large white water storage tank.
- Water treatment basins or clarifiers.
- A system of filtration tanks, pipes, and valves used in the water treatment process.
These images illustrate the infrastructure in place for water recycling.
There is a bar chart titled “ปริมาณน้ำดิบ” (Raw Water Volume). This chart displays the monthly volume of raw water consumed from October 2024 (ต.ค.67) to September 2025 (ก.ย.68).
- The vertical axis represents the volume, while the horizontal axis represents the months.
- Each orange bar shows the consumption for a specific month, with the exact value listed below it. For example, in October 2024, the volume was 14,148 cubic meters.
- The chart shows fluctuations in water usage throughout the year, with the highest consumption in December 2024 (16,039) and the lowest in April 2025 (8,360).
- A note below the chart states that the total raw water volume for this 12-month period was 151,203 cubic meters.
In summary, the image showcases the university’s water recycling program by presenting both the physical facilities used for treatment and a data-driven chart that tracks the amount of raw water consumed over a full year.
