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Components

Showerloop Kit Component List 2018

Production

Made in Finland - for the most part. We've been doing our best to source materials as locally as possible. Sadly it's harder and harder to producers here in Finland or if we can it's just too expensive for us until we can produce more component inhouse.

The main components of the filter and electronics are, however, made here in Finland with the help of tools and expertise from Aalto Fablab in Helsinki, Varia vocational school & AIRO Island Ry.

Main Features
Showerloop can be be integrated into existing showers
Water can be diverted to a storage/ grey water tank
Fully 12 V DC off-grid system is possible
Dimensions
23 cm x 45 cm x 150 cm*
35 kg
( + 10 kg packaging )
Filtrate
Nilsilän Quartz Sand
Activated Carbon
Geotextile
Fasteners
Varios screws
3d printed valve hoder
3d printer hose fasters
3d printed filter fastener
Pump
12 V DC self-priming membrane pump
The pump can be placed almost anywhere and -can run dry, pumps up to 3.3 bar.
Piping & Valves
21 mm transparent hose
Brass T's, 90 bends and quick connectors
Plastic quick connectors for maintenance
Filters
10mm CNC milled lids
200mm transparent acrylic tube
3 mm laser cut spacers
M8 stainless steel metal rods
*Smart Shower & Sensors
In the future
Heater & Thermostat
-3 kW resistive heater
NPT 10k Temperature probe
and Thermostat
Solid State Optocouple
Brass piping for thermostat
UVIR
240V AC [26W]
[ 7 cm diam. x 55
Switch board & power housing
IP67 Waterproof containers for electrical devices
8- channel relay module
Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor
Fuses 10A and 2A
12V DC Motor Controller PWM
230V AC - 12V DC Transformer [150W]
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\ No newline at end of file +can run dry, pumps up to 3.3 bar.
Piping & Valves
21 mm transparent hose
Brass T's, 90 bends and quick connectors
Plastic quick connectors for maintenance
Filters
10mm CNC milled lids
200mm transparent acrylic tube
3 mm laser cut spacers
M8 stainless steel metal rods
*Smart Shower & Sensors
In the future
Heater & Thermostat
-3 kW resistive heater
NPT 10k Temperature probe
and Thermostat
Solid State Optocouple
Brass piping for thermostat
UVIR
240V AC [26W]
[ 7 cm diam. x 55
Switch board & power housing
IP67 Waterproof containers for electrical devices
8- channel relay module
Ground Fault Circuit Interruptor
Fuses 10A and 2A
12V DC Motor Controller PWM
230V AC - 12V DC Transformer [150W]
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LOOP

After passing through the filters the water is clear, clean and bacteria free and ready to be pumped back into the shower head. A small electrical resistor can be used to reheat the water to your set temperature. When you are done the water goes down the drain like normal or you can use the water for something else, like doing your laundry or flushing the toilet to save even more water.

Shower Loop system in action showing water filtering and recycling through the circular system
Diagram showing water flow through a complete household: shower water recycled to toilet and laundry, with filtration systems

Here's a little preview of how we imagine a complete household water loop to look like. By reusing the same water from one process to another we can dramatically decrease water consumption without having to sacrifice. We are building the system piece by piece but we need parts. If you make things like plumbing components, valves, pumps, ultra violet systems and filters let's work together. If you have spare parts feel free to send them to us :)

Technical schematic of ShowerLoop system showing pump, filters, UV sterilization, and water flow paths Complete ShowerLoop installation showing filtration unit connected to a standard shower system

How It Will Work

Get in the shower and select your desired water temperature on a small screen. Once you press start, water begins to flow just like in a normal shower, the difference is that instead of the water being wasted by letting it go down the drain, it's collected and pumped though several filters:

Automate, Monitor, Re-program, Customise

Multiple sensors and a micro-controller are used to allow for complete monitoring and control of the system so you can understand more about your own behavior and personalize the shower to fit your needs (e.g. tell you when to get out of the shower in case you're in a hurry). You can set your ideal showering conditions like flow rate, water temperature, ambiance and to automatically wash the filters once you've left the shower so that the filters last longer before requiring manual maintenance. By measuring use and changes in flow rate it can inform you when to change filters.

Digital monitoring display showing water usage, temperature, and filter status of the ShowerLoop system Concept design of future ShowerLoop user interface with touchscreen controls for temperature, flow rate, and water savings statistics

Currently we are using a simple two-row, two-color LCD screen (below) but in the future the interface could look more like this and be programmed by your smart phone (it's just a draft so don't get caught up on the numbers - it's only an example).

Improvement

The POC21 Model of ShowerLoop with copper pipes and manually controlled filtration system

The POC21 Model

(See the DIY instructions) made with copper pipes and without the automated control system and slightly smaller filters for a lower flow rate. -This is more closely resembles the final product but the placement and look of the filters can be modified by the user.

Fully operational ShowerLoop prototype with automated piping system and 10 l/min water flow capacity

The fully operational prototype

The shower built for 10 l/min and automated piping. Drinking water hose pipe was used for testing and fast iterations.

The Only Challenge

The water needs to be collected for the pump which needs to be placed at the lowest point of the shower, ideally under the basin. If you have an Italian-style shower you can build a new basin instead of tearing the floor apart. We are also working on a way to hack your existing drain and using self-priming pumps so that you can plug the drain during loop mode and suck the water out of the small collection basin.

Illustration of drainage basin installation challenges showing how to modify existing shower floors for water collection
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\ No newline at end of file +This is more closely resembles the final product but the placement and look of the filters can be modified by the user.

Fully operational ShowerLoop prototype with automated piping system and 10 l/min water flow capacity

The fully operational prototype

The shower built for 10 l/min and automated piping. Drinking water hose pipe was used for testing and fast iterations.

The Only Challenge

The water needs to be collected for the pump which needs to be placed at the lowest point of the shower, ideally under the basin. If you have an Italian-style shower you can build a new basin instead of tearing the floor apart. We are also working on a way to hack your existing drain and using self-priming pumps so that you can plug the drain during loop mode and suck the water out of the small collection basin.

Illustration of drainage basin installation challenges showing how to modify existing shower floors for water collection
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Recent News

2 Ways to Be Economical When Showering With an Injury

It's extremely challenging to lead your daily life while sustaining an injury. And yet, dealing with sports injuries is something that most of us will have to go through, with nearly 2 million sports-related injuries affecting high school athletes alone per year. Most of us know the feeling of attempting to take a shower or bath when your arm is wrapped in a cast and cannot get wet. It's a defeated feeling, and it can quickly take away the motivation to shower or bathe in the first place. After all, wouldn't it be easier to not deal with the challenge? Furthermore, you may also be concerned that showering with your sports-related injury will be a longer process than a normal shower, making the entire ordeal less environmentally friendly. While there are ways to make sure you are being economical while showering, like being conscientious of what you put down the drain, you may not always be thinking about the environment when trying to avoid getting your injury wet in the shower. Fortunately, there are two ways you can be economical about your water usage while showering with an injury, including:

Read Article: 2 Ways to Be Economical When Showering With an Injury

Don't Put These Things Down The Shower Drain!

Natural water in Finland is some of the most polluted water in Europe (read the discussions in the article). You might be contributing to its pollution without realizing it, such as if you're putting things down the drain that you really shouldn't. Making your shower eco-friendly should be about saving water as well as preventing water contamination. Here's what you can do to be greener and cleaner!

In Finland, people use an average of 140 liters of water every day. By installing a product such as Showerloop into your shower, you can save water and energy. Showerloop reuses water while you shower so that it doesn't go to waste – and you don't have to feel guilty about taking longer showers. However, that's just Step One to ensuring a more eco-friendly shower. Step Two involves preventing toxins from ending up in water systems and the environment. That means you can enjoy showering without worrying about how you're harming the water and wildlife.

Read Article: Don't Put These Things Down The Shower Drain!
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Recent News

2 Ways to Be Economical When Showering With an Injury

It's extremely challenging to lead your daily life while sustaining an injury. And yet, dealing with sports injuries is something that most of us will have to go through, with nearly 2 million sports-related injuries affecting high school athletes alone per year. Most of us know the feeling of attempting to take a shower or bath when your arm is wrapped in a cast and cannot get wet. It's a defeated feeling, and it can quickly take away the motivation to shower or bathe in the first place. After all, wouldn't it be easier to not deal with the challenge? Furthermore, you may also be concerned that showering with your sports-related injury will be a longer process than a normal shower, making the entire ordeal less environmentally friendly. While there are ways to make sure you are being economical while showering, like being conscientious of what you put down the drain, you may not always be thinking about the environment when trying to avoid getting your injury wet in the shower. Fortunately, there are two ways you can be economical about your water usage while showering with an injury, including:

Read Article: 2 Ways to Be Economical When Showering With an Injury

Don't Put These Things Down The Shower Drain!

Natural water in Finland is some of the most polluted water in Europe (read the discussions in the article). You might be contributing to its pollution without realizing it, such as if you're putting things down the drain that you really shouldn't. Making your shower eco-friendly should be about saving water as well as preventing water contamination. Here's what you can do to be greener and cleaner!

In Finland, people use an average of 140 liters of water every day. By installing a product such as Showerloop into your shower, you can save water and energy. Showerloop reuses water while you shower so that it doesn't go to waste – and you don't have to feel guilty about taking longer showers. However, that's just Step One to ensuring a more eco-friendly shower. Step Two involves preventing toxins from ending up in water systems and the environment. That means you can enjoy showering without worrying about how you're harming the water and wildlife.

Read Article: Don't Put These Things Down The Shower Drain!
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The key to open source hardware and software is an open heart

CERN OHL BY-SA:

CERN Open Hardware License

If you with to republish, credit modify and/or commercialize Showerloop or aspects of Showerloop tech under the licence agreement you must, in a nutshell:

  • By: Give credit to Showerloop by linking to our website, refering to the documentation and it's makers
  • Share AlikeShare your documentation in a similar fashion, a.k.a if you make a derivative (modified version) of Showerloop or any of the technologies developed within the Showerloop community you must also share the plans as open hardware. This includes components, manufacturing methods, modifications, plans and diagrams, CAD and STL files and of course documentation to explain it all.

Software Licence:

Digital content: CC-BY-SA 4.0

Creative Commons License Attribution Sharealike 4.0
  • By: Give credit to Shower Loop by linking to our website, refering to the documentation and it's makers
  • Share Alike: Share your documentation in a similar fashion. This includes components, manufacturing methods, modifications etc.

Shower Loop Trademark

We would love it if you used the Shower Loop brand. In order to use it we would be super happy to get a tiny payment for its use but more importantly we use the fee to certify that what you are developing meets the required quality, safety and environmental standards. Please get in touch via our Components page for more information.

CERN Open Hardware License v1.2

2013-09-06 - CERN, Geneva, Switzerland

Creative Commons-BY-SA 4.0

Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International Public License

© 2020 Shower Loop | All Rights Reserved
\ No newline at end of file +Components

The key to open source hardware and software is an open heart

CERN OHL BY-SA:

CERN Open Hardware License

If you with to republish, credit modify and/or commercialize Showerloop or aspects of Showerloop tech under the licence agreement you must, in a nutshell:

  • By: Give credit to Showerloop by linking to our website, refering to the documentation and it's makers
  • Share AlikeShare your documentation in a similar fashion, a.k.a if you make a derivative (modified version) of Showerloop or any of the technologies developed within the Showerloop community you must also share the plans as open hardware. This includes components, manufacturing methods, modifications, plans and diagrams, CAD and STL files and of course documentation to explain it all.

Software Licence:

Digital content: CC-BY-SA 4.0

Creative Commons License Attribution Sharealike 4.0
  • By: Give credit to Shower Loop by linking to our website, refering to the documentation and it's makers
  • Share Alike: Share your documentation in a similar fashion. This includes components, manufacturing methods, modifications etc.

Shower Loop Trademark

We would love it if you used the Shower Loop brand. In order to use it we would be super happy to get a tiny payment for its use but more importantly we use the fee to certify that what you are developing meets the required quality, safety and environmental standards. Please get in touch via our Components page for more information.

CERN Open Hardware License v1.2

2013-09-06 - CERN, Geneva, Switzerland

Creative Commons-BY-SA 4.0

Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 4.0 International Public License

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Build Your Own ShowerLoop

The ShowerLoop is an open-source project. Get the plans and build your own!

I Want To Build It

Get access to building plans, materials list, and join our community of builders creating sustainable shower systems around the world.

Get Started

For more information about building your own ShowerLoop system, please contact us.

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Build Your Own ShowerLoop

The ShowerLoop is an open-source project. Get the plans and build your own!

I Want To Build It

Get access to building plans, materials list, and join our community of builders creating sustainable shower systems around the world.

Get Started

For more information about building your own ShowerLoop system, please contact us.

© 2020 Shower Loop | All Rights Reserved
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HLS Test (Video 1)

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Research

Ongoing research:

  • Can we identify a particular type of activated carbon and soap/shampoo combination that is the most effective at removing particulates ***Almost complete***.
  • What is the typical heat loss in a normal shower from shower head to the drain aka how much heating is needed ***Almost complete***.
  • Quality control of source components.
  • Life Cycle Assessment and scoping the needed certifications for products.
  • Making a PCB for our smart shower system
  • Testing 12 V DC ballasts with the UV lamps to allow for a fully battery/renewable powered Showerloop

Collaborators and help welcome! Join the project.

ShowerMagic: Super delux recycly shower

The original thesis that started it all. The document includes all the experiments conducted to test water quality before and after going through the filters as well as previous research and future recommendations - which is still the direction of Showerloop today.

Eduard Kobak Testing Facility For A Water Recycling Shower

During the making of the ShowerMagic thesis Eduard joined the team to develop an automation system and a software platform whereby the speed of individual experiments could be increased dramatically. Later the same idea was simplified to run on an Arduino micro controller instead of a PC.

Testing the Efficacy of the Prototype Water Purification System for Shower Water

In 2014 Anup Mishra joined the Showerloop team for a work placement and in 2015 completed his Bachelors thesis. The topic was the final piece of the shower puzzle - can we remove sufficient amounts of soap from the water each cycle. The results were very promising but more research is required because the ingredients in soap are so varied.

Home Water Test Kit Experiments

In 2015-2016 Nishan Khadka and Gaurab K.C. joined the team for their work placements. Having twice the responsibility it was tough at first but the guys showed lots of enthusiasm and after some coaching met the goals laid out in the beginning.

One of the objectives was to test simple and inexpensive water quality sensors available from Ebay. While much much more experimenting and quality control should be performed to verify the results (replicate them with multiple sensors) we did get a pretty clear picture of what sensors proved reliable, especially when comparing the cost of these kits to professional chemical lab equipment.

"According to the analysis, pH and conductivity meter are the most reliable test kit and can be used for home test use. TDS meter was not reliable as it showed half of the actual value. Test strips for hardness showed reliable values as the true value of hardness in the sample water was on the range of test strips.

Test strips used for sulphate test had large range (0-250 mg/l). When comparing test strips with Hach Lange, it showed the reliable range while nitrate test strips also showed the reliable range. For E. coli and Coliform confirmation, the test sample also showed the reliable output. Test sample was able to detect at least two coliform colonies.

As a whole, pH meter, conductivity meter, test strips for hardness, sulphate and nitrate and, Coliform and E. coli test powders are reliable for testing home base shower water. However, it is important to notice the range and limitations of test kits before using it."

Testing UV Irradiation Reactors (UV-Lamps) from a Supplier

Testing our suppliers 25 W UV lamps for effectiveness to deactivate e.coli bacteria, an indicator organism commonly used to test water quality.

© 2020 Shower Loop | All Rights Reserved
\ No newline at end of file +Components

Research

Ongoing research:

  • Can we identify a particular type of activated carbon and soap/shampoo combination that is the most effective at removing particulates ***Almost complete***.
  • What is the typical heat loss in a normal shower from shower head to the drain aka how much heating is needed ***Almost complete***.
  • Quality control of source components.
  • Life Cycle Assessment and scoping the needed certifications for products.
  • Making a PCB for our smart shower system
  • Testing 12 V DC ballasts with the UV lamps to allow for a fully battery/renewable powered Showerloop

Collaborators and help welcome! Join the project.

ShowerMagic: Super delux recycly shower

The original thesis that started it all. The document includes all the experiments conducted to test water quality before and after going through the filters as well as previous research and future recommendations - which is still the direction of Showerloop today.

Eduard Kobak Testing Facility For A Water Recycling Shower

During the making of the ShowerMagic thesis Eduard joined the team to develop an automation system and a software platform whereby the speed of individual experiments could be increased dramatically. Later the same idea was simplified to run on an Arduino micro controller instead of a PC.

Testing the Efficacy of the Prototype Water Purification System for Shower Water

In 2014 Anup Mishra joined the Showerloop team for a work placement and in 2015 completed his Bachelors thesis. The topic was the final piece of the shower puzzle - can we remove sufficient amounts of soap from the water each cycle. The results were very promising but more research is required because the ingredients in soap are so varied.

Home Water Test Kit Experiments

In 2015-2016 Nishan Khadka and Gaurab K.C. joined the team for their work placements. Having twice the responsibility it was tough at first but the guys showed lots of enthusiasm and after some coaching met the goals laid out in the beginning.

One of the objectives was to test simple and inexpensive water quality sensors available from Ebay. While much much more experimenting and quality control should be performed to verify the results (replicate them with multiple sensors) we did get a pretty clear picture of what sensors proved reliable, especially when comparing the cost of these kits to professional chemical lab equipment.

"According to the analysis, pH and conductivity meter are the most reliable test kit and can be used for home test use. TDS meter was not reliable as it showed half of the actual value. Test strips for hardness showed reliable values as the true value of hardness in the sample water was on the range of test strips.

Test strips used for sulphate test had large range (0-250 mg/l). When comparing test strips with Hach Lange, it showed the reliable range while nitrate test strips also showed the reliable range. For E. coli and Coliform confirmation, the test sample also showed the reliable output. Test sample was able to detect at least two coliform colonies.

As a whole, pH meter, conductivity meter, test strips for hardness, sulphate and nitrate and, Coliform and E. coli test powders are reliable for testing home base shower water. However, it is important to notice the range and limitations of test kits before using it."

Testing UV Irradiation Reactors (UV-Lamps) from a Supplier

Testing our suppliers 25 W UV lamps for effectiveness to deactivate e.coli bacteria, an indicator organism commonly used to test water quality.

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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that supports HTML5 video diff --git a/docker/showerloop/public/themes/chocolate/layouts/partials/videojs-player.html b/docker/showerloop/public/themes/chocolate/layouts/partials/videojs-player.html index b1fcc65..9bf1f5a 100644 --- a/docker/showerloop/public/themes/chocolate/layouts/partials/videojs-player.html +++ b/docker/showerloop/public/themes/chocolate/layouts/partials/videojs-player.html @@ -9,7 +9,7 @@ height="auto" poster="/videos/thumbnails/{{ $videoId }}.webp" data-setup='{"fluid": true, "responsive": true, "html5": {"vhs": {"overrideNative": true, "enableLowInitialPlaylist": true, "limitRenditionsByPlayerDimensions": true}}, "controlBar": {"pictureInPictureToggle": false}, "playbackRates": [0.75, 1, 1.25, 1.5, 2], "preload": "none"}'> - +

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To view this video please enable JavaScript, and consider upgrading to a web browser that diff --git a/docker/showerloop/public/videos/index.html b/docker/showerloop/public/videos/index.html index f8d75ee..7699bf4 100644 --- a/docker/showerloop/public/videos/index.html +++ b/docker/showerloop/public/videos/index.html @@ -23,4 +23,4 @@ web browser that supports HTML5 video

Video 3: ShowerLoop Electronics

This video demonstrates the electronics and control systems of the ShowerLoop.

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