Evaluation of an alternative household water treatment system based on slow filtration and solar disinfection
Drinking water consumption is essential to maintain a good quality of life, but it is not available for all communities. Therefore, this work aimed to develop an alternative and accessible process for water treatment, based on filtration and solar disinfection, and evaluate it in both bench and pilo...
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Main Authors: | Guilherme Otávio Rosa e Silva (Author), Helen Oliveira Loureiro (Author), Laura Guimarães Soares (Author), Laura Hamdan de Andrade (Author), Rana Gabriela Lacerda Santos (Author) |
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IWA Publishing,
2022-01-01T00:00:00Z.
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