Desarrollo del sistema hidrosanitario de una finca en la comunidad “San Joaquín” de El Triunfo

Abstract

This project aims to design a hydrosanitary system for a rural area in El Triunfo, encompassing a system for the conveyance and distribution of potable water, efficient wastewater treatment with reuse, and optimization of rainwater management. The processes aim to prevent nitrification in the intake area fed by streams, ensure proper supply and distribution of potable water, treat wastewater, and repurpose graywater and organic waste after treatment, as well as recharge aquifers through the rainwater management system. To achieve this, a septic tank was implemented to treat graywater, a cistern for the retention of treated graywater, and a biodigester tank for the treatment of blackwater. All components comply with material sustainability and regulatory standards, promoting water sustainability throughout the process, in addition to incorporating innovative technologies such as Aquacell cells by Plastigama Wavin. It is concluded that the proposed solutions ensure water sustainability, resource management efficiency, and contribute to the circular economy, serving as a replicable model for similar projects. Keywords: Water, Sanitation, Optimization, Reuse, Sustainability.