Titre :	Vol 10 : Night-Soil composting
Type de document :	texte imprimé
Auteurs :	Shuval, H. I. ; Gunnerson, C. G. ; Julius, S. A. De
Mention d'édition :	World Bank European Office
Editeur :	World Bank European Office
Année de publication :	1981
ISBN/ISSN/EAN :	CI-04826
Note générale :	Among the problems facing those who depend on conservancy or orther systems disposing separately grey water and night soil is the lack of a safe, inexpensive treatment method for night soil. In Kyoto, for example, nigh soil is collected hygienally to the satisfaction of users of the system, only to be diluted at a central collection poinbt for discharge to the sewer system and treatment at a conventional Sewage treatment plant. This paper reviews the state of art on night-soil composting the paper concludes that aerobic composting of night soil represents a method of treatment ideally suited for developing countries because its simplicity in operation, limited need for mechanical equipment, low cost and its effectiveness in inactiving pathogens, thus assuring tha the compost can be used without causing any public health hazard.
Langues :	Anglais (eng)
Mots-clés :	Assainissement Urbain  Santé publique  Compost  Coût  Microbiologie  Technologie  Alimentation en eau  Agriculture  Fertilisation  Marketing  Pathologie humaine  Hydraulique urbaine  Excrément humain  Méthode de traitement  Compost aérobic  Hygiène publique
Index. décimale :	621.2 Hydraulique : turbines, pompes, accumulateurs, transmission hydraulique
Résumé :	Among the problems facing those who depend on conservancy or orther systems disposing separately grey water and night soil is the lack of a safe, inexpensive treatment method for night soil. In Kyoto, for example, nigh soil is collected hygienally to the satisfaction of users of the system, only to be diluted at a central collection poinbt for discharge to the sewer system and treatment at a conventional Sewage treatment plant. This paper reviews the state of art on night-soil composting the paper concludes that aerobic composting of night soil represents a method of treatment ideally suited for developing countries because its simplicity in operation, limited need for mechanical equipment, low cost and its effectiveness in inactiving pathogens, thus assuring tha the compost can be used without causing any public health hazard.
Note de contenu :	Among the problems facing those who depend on conservancy or orther systems disposing separately grey water and night soil is the lack of a safe, inexpensive treatment method for night soil. In Kyoto, for example, nigh soil is collected hygienally to the satisfaction of users of the system, only to be diluted at a central collection poinbt for discharge to the sewer system and treatment at a conventional Sewage treatment plant. This paper reviews the state of art on night-soil composting the paper concludes that aerobic composting of night soil represents a method of treatment ideally suited for developing countries because its simplicity in operation, limited need for mechanical equipment, low cost and its effectiveness in inactiving pathogens, thus assuring tha the compost can be used without causing any public health hazard.

Vol 10 : Night-Soil composting [texte imprimé] / Shuval, H. I. ; Gunnerson, C. G. ; Julius, S. A. De  . -  World Bank European Office . - World Bank European Office, 1981.
ISSN : CI-04826
Among the problems facing those who depend on conservancy or orther systems disposing separately grey water and night soil is the lack of a safe, inexpensive treatment method for night soil. In Kyoto, for example, nigh soil is collected hygienally to the satisfaction of users of the system, only to be diluted at a central collection poinbt for discharge to the sewer system and treatment at a conventional Sewage treatment plant. This paper reviews the state of art on night-soil composting the paper concludes that aerobic composting of night soil represents a method of treatment ideally suited for developing countries because its simplicity in operation, limited need for mechanical equipment, low cost and its effectiveness in inactiving pathogens, thus assuring tha the compost can be used without causing any public health hazard.
Langues : Anglais (eng)

Mots-clés :	Assainissement Urbain  Santé publique  Compost  Coût  Microbiologie  Technologie  Alimentation en eau  Agriculture  Fertilisation  Marketing  Pathologie humaine  Hydraulique urbaine  Excrément humain  Méthode de traitement  Compost aérobic  Hygiène publique
Index. décimale :	621.2 Hydraulique : turbines, pompes, accumulateurs, transmission hydraulique
Résumé :	Among the problems facing those who depend on conservancy or orther systems disposing separately grey water and night soil is the lack of a safe, inexpensive treatment method for night soil. In Kyoto, for example, nigh soil is collected hygienally to the satisfaction of users of the system, only to be diluted at a central collection poinbt for discharge to the sewer system and treatment at a conventional Sewage treatment plant. This paper reviews the state of art on night-soil composting the paper concludes that aerobic composting of night soil represents a method of treatment ideally suited for developing countries because its simplicity in operation, limited need for mechanical equipment, low cost and its effectiveness in inactiving pathogens, thus assuring tha the compost can be used without causing any public health hazard.
Note de contenu :	Among the problems facing those who depend on conservancy or orther systems disposing separately grey water and night soil is the lack of a safe, inexpensive treatment method for night soil. In Kyoto, for example, nigh soil is collected hygienally to the satisfaction of users of the system, only to be diluted at a central collection poinbt for discharge to the sewer system and treatment at a conventional Sewage treatment plant. This paper reviews the state of art on night-soil composting the paper concludes that aerobic composting of night soil represents a method of treatment ideally suited for developing countries because its simplicity in operation, limited need for mechanical equipment, low cost and its effectiveness in inactiving pathogens, thus assuring tha the compost can be used without causing any public health hazard.