The Potential Use of Bali Wastewater for Crop Production Based on Moscow Region Experience

I. Wayan Budiasa; I. Gusti Ngurah Santosa; I. Nyoman Sunarta; I. Ketut Suada; I. Nyoman Rai; A. A. I. Ratna Dewi; V. Dias; S. Moyzhes; N. Shchegolkova

doi:10.1134/S0097807818010074

The Potential Use of Bali Wastewater for Crop Production Based on Moscow Region Experience

Authors: Wayan Budiasa I.¹, Gusti Ngurah Santosa I.¹, Nyoman Sunarta I.¹, Ketut Suada I.¹, Nyoman Rai I.¹, Ratna Dewi A.A.², Dias V.³, Moyzhes S.⁴, Shchegolkova N.⁵
Affiliations:
1. Faculty of Agriculture
2. Indonesia Tourism Development Corporation
3. Independent Consultant
4. Vodaco Ltd.
5. Institute of Water Problems
Issue: Vol 45, No 1 (2018)
Pages: 138-147
Section: Water Resources Development: Economic and Legal Aspects
URL: https://journals.rcsi.science/0097-8078/article/view/174379
DOI: https://doi.org/10.1134/S0097807818010074
ID: 174379

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The article offers a new approach to the selection of a treatment plant, based on the optimization of biogeochemical matter flows. The existing treatment facilities of Bali are analyzed. The authors propose several process schemes for domestic wastewater treatment, depending on the technology of utilization of biogenic elements from the wastewater for agricultural production. These are based on water treatment technologies that have been in use in Moscow for more than 100 years.