Summary
A comprehensive evaluation of the potable water treatment system in Santa Cruz de Mompox, Colombia, revealed critical operational and infrastructural challenges. The study identified deficiencies in the system's components, including outdated equipment and inefficiencies in water treatment processes, which could impact the quality and reliability of drinking water supply for the municipality. Researchers analyzed the system's technical and operational performance, assessed its infrastructure, and provided detailed recommendations for improvement. These findings highlight the need for urgent upgrades to ensure sustainable water management in this UNESCO World Heritage Site.
Citation
Tejada Tovar, C., Villabona Ortiz, Á., & Buelvas Lidueñas, B. (2013). Diagnóstico y evaluación de una planta de tratamiento de agua potable: estudio de caso. Ingenium, 7(16), 39. https://doi.org/10.21774/ing.v7i16.267