Available water disinfection systems rely mainly on large-scale
filtration and the combination of filtration (to remove solids),
and subsequent application of chemical disinfectants. This has
proven to produce water of acceptable quality. Important points for
application in household systems are low complexity, few training
requirements, and easy transportation and distribution as well as a
sufficiently high acceptance by the user. " "
Written and endorsed by the "European Federation of Food Science
and Technology "thisbook compares a variety of purification
systems. There is a growing evidence base on targeting water
quality improvements to maximize health benefits, and it is
believed that 4% of the global disease burden could be prevented by
improving water supply, sanitation, and hygiene. Better tools and
procedures to improve and protect drinking-water quality at the
community and urban level, for example, through Water Safety Plans
include the availability of simple and inexpensive approaches to
treat and safely store water at the household-level.
*Provides single-source comparison of advantages and
disadvantages relevant to the various practices of multiple water
treatments
*Acknowledges the limitations of governmental interventions that
need to be supplemented by individual practices such as home
implementation systems
*Provides practical implementation insights and perspectives via
graphs, tablesand charts that make information readily accessible
and comparable"
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