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Sodis

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Solar Water Disinfection. A Guide for the Application of SODIS   The SODIS manual is written for project officers and technical field staff intending to implement SODIS projects. It contains technical information on the effects of SODIS, its advantages and limitations, detailed description of the application procedure, and important factors to be considered during SODIS application.

The manual also contains information accumulated for more than a decade in collaboration with our cooperation partners on training of promoters, training of SODIS users and on promotion of SODIS at national level.
  english:
[pdf 5.4 MB]


french

[pdf 4.9 MB]

spanish:
[pdf 3.3 MB]

portugese:
[pdf 6.0 MB]

         
Guide de Formation pour la promotion de SODIS   Ce guide de formation pour la promotion de SODIS est destiné aux organisations
qui ont l’intention de promouvoir et de développer la désinfection
solaire de l’eau dans les régions où la population n’a pas accès
à de l’eau potable de qualité.

Le guide énumère les points importants à respecter lors de l’ébauche,
de la planification et de la réalisation des projets. Il décrit en outre des
outils de formation qui se sont révélés efficaces pour susciter une prise
de conscience de l’importance de la désinfection de l’eau potable et
pour enseigner l’utilisation de SODIS.
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[pdf 1.5 MB]
         
Training Manual for SODIS Promotion   This training manual for SODIS promotion intends to give a helping
hand to organizations planning to promote and disseminate Solar Water
Disinfection in areas where people to not have access to safe drinking
water.

The training manual lists up important issues to be considered during
project inception, planning and implementation. In addition, the manual
describes a number of training tools that have been used effectively in
the process of creating awareness on the importance of disinfecting
drinking water and training people in the application of SODIS.
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[pdf 1.4 MB]
         
Publications on Solar Water Disinfection - SODIS   Sodis publications can be downloaded from the SODIS homepage.
   


 

SORAS

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SORAS - a simple arsenic removal process.   SORAS (Solar Oxidation and Removal of Arsenic in Drinking Water) is a simple water treatment method that uses sunlight and plastic bottles to reduce arsenic levels in drinking water. The process is based on photochemical oxidation of As(III) followed by precipitation or filtration of As(V) adsorbed on Fe(III)oxides. Groundwater polluted by arsenic often contains also iron as Fe(II) or Fe(III) used for the removal of arsenic. In such situations, SORAS reduces arsenic contents to approx. 50 – 80 %. The water treatment method is used at household level to treat small quantities of drinking water at virtually no cost.

by M. Wegelin, D.Gechter et al. (200x)

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[pdf 90 KB]

 

Fluoride removal

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CDN's experiences in producing bone char   Bone char is an effective filter material for removing excess fluoride. Although the use might be simple, production of high quality bone char requires a great deal of practical experience. This document shows the bone char production developed by CDN.   Download
[pdf 739 KB]
         
CDN's defluoridation experiences on a household scale   CDN developed two different types of household filters, suitable for point-of-use water treatment. This document shows operation/maintenance of the household filters, discusses its advantages/disadvantages and presents the results of a field evaluation.   Download
[pdf 291 KB]
         
CDN's defluoridation experiences on a community scale   CDN developed different types of community filters that can either be connected to a water supply system or implemented in remote areas. This document shows different designs of community filters, discusses its advantages/disadvantages and presents the results of a field evaluation.
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[pdf 1.49 MB]
         
CDN's experiences in integrating social aspects in fluorosis mitigation

  Soft issues such as awareness creation and appropriate training of the communities are an important part of any kind of implementation project. This document presents CDN’s activities on awareness creation and training related to fluoride issues.   Download
[pdf 583 KB]
Contact

Contact

Caterina Dalla Torre
Eawag
Wasser und Siedlungshygiene in Entwicklungsländern
P.O. Box 611
8600 Dübendorf
Switzerland

Ph: +41 (0)58 765 52 86
Fax +41 (0)58 765 53 99
caterina.dallatorre@eawag.ch

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Wednesday afternoon,
Thursday afternoon

In case of absence please contact Chris Zurbrügg