Sustainable water management in social interest housing in the metropolitan area of guadalajara (AMG). Desirable scenarios from the sustainable modelation of the water infrastructure
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https://doi.org/10.32870/rvcs.v0i2.23Keywords:
Sustainable water management, social housing, sustainable modelingAbstract
This article aims to explain the structuring and construction of a sustainable housing model based on water management within the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara (AMG). The model emerged from a study on the behavior of water infrastructure in social housing in the amg, first under a conventional perspective and later from a sustainable scenario in the management of water resources. With this model, it was possible to generate a comparative environment to a conventional system and one that incorporates technologies of sustainable water management, such as rainwater harvesting systems. The modeling was developed under the software stella, a software specialized in “dynamic systems” that allowed the modeling of the water infrastructure of the house to be able to visualize the behavior of the same as the relations that are presented from the incorporation of technologies in relation to the sustainable management of water resources. The model also allowed generating a rough quantification of the inputs and the outputs of water in the housing analyzed.Metrics
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