Microbial machines: experiments with decentralized wastewater treatment and reuse in India
"Around 2004, members of governmental and nongovernmental organizations, science institutes, and private companies throughout India began brainstorming and then experimenting with small-scale treatment systems that could produce usable water from wastewater. Through detailed case studies, Micro...
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Zusammenfassung: | "Around 2004, members of governmental and nongovernmental organizations, science institutes, and private companies throughout India began brainstorming and then experimenting with small-scale treatment systems that could produce usable water from wastewater. Through detailed case studies, Microbial Machines describes how residents, workers, and scientists interact with technology, science, and engineering during the processes of treatment and reuse. Using a human-machine-microbe framework, Kelly Alley explores the ways that people's sensory perceptions of water--including disgust--are dynamic and how people use machines and microbes to digest wastewater. A better understanding of how the human and nonhuman interact in these processes will enable people to generate more effective methods for treating and reusing wastewater. While decentralized wastewater treatment systems may not be a perfect solution, they alleviate resource stress in regions that are particularly hard hit by climate change. These case studies have broad relevance for solving similar problems in many other places around the world |
Beschreibung: | xii, 210 Seiten |
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Around 2004, members of governmental and nongovernmental organizations, science institutes, and private companies throughout India began brainstorming and then experimenting with small-scale treatment systems that could pro duce usable water from wastewater. Through detailed case studies. Microbial Machines describes how residents, workers, and scientists interact with tech- nology, science, and engineering during the processes of treatment and reuse. Using a human-machine-microbe framework, Kelly D. Alley explores the ways that people’s sensory perceptions of water—including disgust—are dynamic and how people use machines and microbes to digest wastewater. A better understanding of how the human and nonhuman interact in these processes will enable people to generate more effective methods for treating and reusing wastewater. While decentralized wastewater treatment systems may not be a perfect solution, they alleviate resource stress in regions that are particularly hard hit by climate change. These case studies have broad relevance for solving similar problems in many other places around the world.
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List ofIllustrations Preface Introduction vii ix i i. Sanitation and Institutional Complexity 27 2. Inventing Bioreactors 45 3. Double Burdens 66 4. Horticultural, Partial, and Off-Grid Reuse 89 5. Closed Loops and Emerging Reuse 114 6. Pretend Machines 142 7. Conclusions 159 Glossary 171 Notes 179 References 195 Index 207
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