@article{ART002279146},
author={Kim， Youn-Kwon and Sungpil Kim and Wooseok Cho and Kwangtaek Hwang},
title={Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia},
journal={Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment},
issn={1225-7184},
year={2017},
volume={26},
number={5},
pages={344-353},
doi={10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344}
TY - JOUR
AU - Kim， Youn-Kwon
AU - Sungpil Kim
AU - Wooseok Cho
AU - Kwangtaek Hwang
TI - Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia
JO - Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment
PY - 2017
VL - 26
IS - 5
PB - Korean Society Of Environmental Impact Assessment
SP - 344
EP - 353
SN - 1225-7184
AB - Cambodia is a typical country that a very famous tourist destination in South Asian regions, but water has some serious problems. As a public hygiene point of view, water problems in Cambodia can be roughly classified into two categories. A numbers of the report revealed that thermotolerant coliform(TTC) bacteria and arsenic(As) pollution representative species as a representative pollutant for surface water and ground water problems, respectively. In recent years, home water purifier systems for various filter systems including BSF(Bio-Sand Filter), MF and RO have been spread and adopted in rural areas. However, BSF and composite membrane processes are recognized as an undesirable and representative method due to unreliable efficiency, high cost and maintenance issues. In order to develop a small-scale ceramic filter as a home water purifier, the applicability of two types of gravity ceramic filter using clay and red soil in the part of the Northwest was made and compared in this research.
KW - Cambodia;Rural area;Drinking water;Ceramic filter
DO - 10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344
ER -
Kim， Youn-Kwon, Sungpil Kim, Wooseok Cho and Kwangtaek Hwang. (2017). Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 26(5), 344-353.
Kim， Youn-Kwon, Sungpil Kim, Wooseok Cho and Kwangtaek Hwang. 2017, "Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia", Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, vol.26, no.5 pp.344-353. Available from: doi:10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344
Kim， Youn-Kwon, Sungpil Kim, Wooseok Cho, Kwangtaek Hwang "Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 26.5 pp.344-353 (2017) : 344.
Kim， Youn-Kwon, Sungpil Kim, Wooseok Cho, Kwangtaek Hwang. Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia. 2017; 26(5), 344-353. Available from: doi:10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344
Kim， Youn-Kwon, Sungpil Kim, Wooseok Cho and Kwangtaek Hwang. "Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 26, no.5 (2017) : 344-353.doi: 10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344
Kim， Youn-Kwon; Sungpil Kim; Wooseok Cho; Kwangtaek Hwang. Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment, 26(5), 344-353. doi: 10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344
Kim， Youn-Kwon; Sungpil Kim; Wooseok Cho; Kwangtaek Hwang. Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia. Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment. 2017; 26(5) 344-353. doi: 10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344
Kim， Youn-Kwon, Sungpil Kim, Wooseok Cho, Kwangtaek Hwang. Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia. 2017; 26(5), 344-353. Available from: doi:10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344
Kim， Youn-Kwon, Sungpil Kim, Wooseok Cho and Kwangtaek Hwang. "Evaluation of Gravity Ceramic Filter as Household Purifier: Using Clay & Red Soil in the Northwest of Cambodia" Journal of Environmental Impact Assessment 26, no.5 (2017) : 344-353.doi: 10.14249/eia.2017.26.5.344
