Campus areas, commonly home to universities and hospitals, are expected to provide a wide variety of various water uses, from both a potable and non-potable standpoint.
Together, the entire campus infrastructure is configured to operate like its own small village. A centralized utility system which includes domestic plumbing, mechanical and electrical utilizes services all the end-users situated throughout the various buildings, often times with very different needs and demands. These utility systems are highly sophisticated and require precise engineering to ensure stability and longevity of the equipment.
