Implementación de la tacnología de filtración en múltiples etapas para el tratamiento de agua de consumo humano de la escuela la cacíca del municipio de Zapatoca Santander

Abstract

FIME multi-stage filtration is an integrated solution to improve water supply in rural communities and in small or medium municipalities. It uses a combination of gravel filtration and slow sand filtration (FLA) with two or three stages for water treatment, implementation and commissioning would take approximately nine months. The increase in investments in water purification systems (spa) becomes essential to solve the problems of poor quality of the liquid consumed by the rural and urban population affecting their levels of health and quality of life being this aspect more worrying in the localities minors However, with the aim that the investments of this aforementioned implementation meet the objectives of generating benefits for society for the time for which the infrastructure has been designed, the systems built must be financially supported by the beneficiary communities and at the same time by the municipal administration which must generate the least possible environmental impact. In this sense, this study is aimed at presenting a methodology that allows identifying and quantifying the financial and environmental costs in a common unit that facilitates the process of selecting water purification technology with sustainability criteria and also identifies the relationship between costs financial and environmental for the selected technology.