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Water conflict and scarcity is a present reality world-wide, For high peak demands,hydrologic limitations required either finding a bigger source or building sufficient storage.This paper provides a well-documented case study of water reuse by proposing alternativeindustrial water harvest at the largest petrochemical complex of Latin America locate...
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