Modular Sanitation Facility Design Utilizing Clean Water Efficiency Principle For Coastal Area

• Main Author: Intan Kusumadewi (NIM : 17514010), Faradilla
• Format: Final Project
• Language: Indonesia
• Online Access: https://digilib.itb.ac.id/gdl/view/27149
• Institution: Institut Teknologi Bandung

The need for clean water to meet the needs for food and sanitation is very important. The limitation of clean water is due to the large number of water needs while the amount of available water is inadequate. An example is the clean water crisis that often occurs in the coastal areas, this is because the distance of the beach with water sources far enough and the availability of water in private wells have come mixed with sea water. <br /> <br /> In this case, it is necessary to design with a system that can provide solutions for clean water savings, use of clean water in the coastal areas most often used in coastal tourist areas for tourists to sanitize . Water saving is done by recycling water that has been used for reuse. <br /> <br /> Using ultrafiltration technology and applying modular systems to sanitation facilities can support in the utilization of clean water for the needs of rinse and defecate, this modular system can also minimize the frequent queues in coastal tourist areas by laying out facilities that utilize coastal sand areas and sanitation facilities can adjust the needs with the surrounding environment.