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A microcomputer programme, MFLOP version 2.0, was used to predict the risk of groundwater pollution by pit latrines in the Manzese squatter area of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania.

TitleGround water contamination by pit latrines : Dar-es-salaam (Manzese squatter area) case study
Publication TypeMiscellaneous
Year of Publication1991
AuthorsMnyanga, VP
Secondary TitleM.Sc. Thesis E.E. / IHE
Volumeno. 39
Pagination115 p.: fig., tab.
Date Published1991-01-01
PublisherIHE (International Institute for Infrastructural, Hydraulic and Environmental Engineering)
Place PublishedDelft, The Netherlands
Keywordsbacteria, cab91/5, case studies, computer programs, faecal streptococci, groundwater pollution, models, nitrates, pit latrines, squatter settlements, tanzania dar es salaam, viruses
Abstract

A microcomputer programme, MFLOP version 2.0, was used to predict the risk of groundwater pollution by pit latrines in the Manzese squatter area of Dar es Salaam, Tanzania. Results from the model show that the groundwater in Manzese is polluted by micro-organisms with low die-off rates such as faecal streptococci. The case study is preceded by discussions on fluid and pollutant transport, microbial movement and survival in groundwater, and the role of nitrates as pollutants.

NotesM.Sc thesis. - 66 ref.
Custom 1244, 321.4

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