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Ling-Tim Wong, Chun-San Chan, Kwok-Wai Mui and Dadi Zhang
Previous studies have demonstrated the energy- and water-saving potentials of showering facilities in residential buildings. However, the prospect of public showering places where multiple showerheads usually worked together according to their opening ho...
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Karen Simpson, Chad Staddon and Sarah Ward
In the UK, water supplies are under pressure from climate, population and lifestyle change. Showering is the largest component of domestic water consumption. Young adults are high water-users at a transitional life-stage, when practices are dynamic, and ...
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Ling-tim Wong, Kwok-wai Mui, Yang Zhou
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Improving water and energy efficiency in buildings is one of the best ways to reduce greenhouse gas emissions. This study examines various energy-related carbon dioxide (CO2) reduction measures, including the use of water efficient showerheads and shower...
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Ling-tim Wong, Kwok-wai Mui and Yang Zhou
The voluntary Water Efficiency Labelling Scheme (WELS) on showers for bathing in Hong Kong is a water conservation initiative of the Hong Kong Special Administrative Region (HKSAR) Government. As shower water consumption has been identified as a potentia...
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Kanako Toyosada, Takayuki Otani, Yasutoshi Shimizu
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Water saving is a key issue in rapidly developing countries, such as Vietnam, that face various water resource management challenges. This study investigated water-use patterns in a hotel in Ho Chi Minh City in Vietnam. It aimed to quantify the efficienc...
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