MODULE, household WATER TREATMENT, tools

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STD KWATMHHWT1-

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MODULE, household WATER TREATMENT, tools

Definition

Module containing all the necessary tools to be used for household water treatment (treatment of sweet water, including turbid surface water). Not to be used for brackish or salty water.

Part of the kit KWATKHHWT1- KIT, household WATER TREATMENT, 1000 families, 2 months

Indications

The kit is composed of 3 modules with all necessary items for pre-treatment, treatment and quality monitoring of water at household level.

It is aimed to be used in emergency situations where the raw water quality is unknown and/or centralized water distribution is not applicable. To be used where there is no other alternative available.

Specifications

Components

CodeLabel (English)Quantity
CWATBUCKI12BUCKET (IDA) plastic, 12l2000
PHDWWIREG11WIRE, galvanised steel, Ø 1.1mm, roll of 50m40
PHYGCLOTC--CLOTH, cotton, 60x60cm, cleaning2000
LEAFKWAT07EFP(kit, household water treatment) TECHNICAL NOTES, EN/FR1000

Instructions for use

Read the practical guide "household water treatment handbook" 2015 T.B. (Technical Briefs) chapters 1 and 2 before starting.

T.B. chapter 1 describes the pre-test to be performed before the distribution as it will indicate whether the full treatment (pre-treatment + disinfection) is required and if both chemical consumables must be distributed.

To ensure appropriation of the kit and use of treatment it is essential to combine distribution and demonstration and use sensitisation tools. Follow the distribution procedure described in T.B. chapter 4.

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