Onsite Sanitation Systems

Ghangrekar, Makarand M.

doi:10.1007/978-981-19-4048-4_19

Wastewater to Water 2022

DOI: 10.1007/978-981-19-4048-4_19

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Onsite Sanitation Systems

Makarand M. Ghangrekar

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“…Sanitation management in urban and rural areas applies onsite and offsite systems. The onsite system treats and disposes of wastewater within the boundaries of the building area (Ghangrekar, 2022). Generally, wastewater streams separate blackwater containing human waste into a septic tank.…”

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Wastewater Quality Determines the Quantity of Offsite Sanitation Based on Downstream Standards

Samudro,

Mangkoedihardjo

2023

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Offsite sanitation describes the wastewater management in the chain of generation sources to its disposal into the environment. While the user manages the onsite sanitation system for greywater, blackwater requires offsite treatment. In practice, offsite sanitation management implements scoping service areas for centralised, decentralised, and combined hybrid. This study aims to provide feasibility criteria for the offsite small scale sanitation servicesand formulate a method compatible with existing methods to accelerate sanitation services. The method used is a downstream approach by assessing the capacity of rivers to receive wastewater discharges. The results consist of river capacity criteria and wastewater quality requirements. The quality load of a river and water dilution ability determine the number of people and the suitability of the sanitation system. The decision-making process in determining the scale of offsite sanitation services directs the problem solution by considering technical, economic, financial, institutional regulations, environmental, and social aspects. Availability of data speeds up problem-solving with effective and efficient use of resources. The core conclusion states that wastewater quality parameters determine the scale of offsite sanitation services.Thecriteria formation facilitates and accelerates the delivery of technology choices to a definitive number of people and gains their participation in using sanitation facilities.

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Wastewater Quality Determines the Quantity of Offsite Sanitation Based on Downstream Standards

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Mangkoedihardjo

2023

IJSCET

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Wastewater Quality Determines the Quantity of Offsite Sanitation Based on Downstream Standards

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