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A South African delegate recently told the World Water Forum
South Africa’s drinking water supplies are threatened by sewage from settlements that lack sanitation …,”
- Water resources are diminishing in South Africa
- The Government is under increasing pressure to explore emerging water and sewage treatment technologies
- Focus has increased on water re-use options and the prevention of the degradation of the natural environment , dams, rivers and catchment areas
- Long-term solutions are unclear, divided between centralised and decentralised waterborne treatment systems and the basic on-site pit latrine type applications
- The provision of suitable and appropriate sanitation services is the key in limiting spread of diseases.
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- The SWIRL: Novel Sewage Treatment Technology
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Why Treat Sewage
Untreated wastewater contains elevated organic fractions, which possess high oxygen demand that can lead to oxygen depletion in rivers and dams, causing fish deaths and harm to the environment
- Nuisance odour generation and fly breeding activities are likely through the discharge of untreated sewage, flies spreading disease
- High nutrient levels also exist in untreated domestic wastewater and in untreated form have potential to support eutrophication, i.e. stimulation of excessive aquatic plant and algae growth
- Domestic wastewater contains pathogenic bacteria, potential disease forming; gastro-enteritis, cholera, typhoid, hepatitis….
- In treating wastewater, re-use opportunities are increased thereby reducing the pressure on our natural water sources
Social responsibility and legal requirement
Ninety percent of diseases originate from faeces
One gram of faeces typically contains:
10 x 106 viruses,
1 x 106 bacteria,
1 000 parasite cysts and
100 parasite eggs
Health Related Issues
- One out of five children die from water related diseases
- Approximately 1,5 million cases of diarrhoea reported annually in children younger 5 years
- Water related illnesses have a negative impact on school attendances
- Excessive health expenditure can be curbed with adequate sanitation services
- Ninety percent of diseases originate from faeces
- One gram of faeces typically contains 10 x 106 viruses, 1 x 1 06 bacteria,1 000 parasite cysts and 100 parasite eggs
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