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The research aims to evaluate the potential of rainwater harvesting and assess the effectiveness of a combined filtration system for improving water quality.

April 8, 2026Open Access

Assessment of Rainwater Harvesting Quantity and Treatment Quality Using Combined Silica Sand–Activated Carbon–Membrane Filtration in Sungai Langka Village, Indonesia

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PFPritama Fauziyah NPNabila Evqi Putri AMAndika MunandarSumatera Institute of Technology

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Assesses clean water treatment quality in rural Indonesia using a combined filtration system, suggesting its viability for enhancing water accessibility.

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The research aims to evaluate the potential of rainwater harvesting and assess the effectiveness of a combined filtration system for improving water quality.
Developed a treatment system with silica sand, activated carbon, and membrane filtration
Conducted artificial water testing to optimize the treatment system
Compared treated rainwater quality against regulatory health standards
Achieved 62.54% TDS removal and 82.19% Fe removal in optimized conditions
Reduced rainwater TDS from 37 to 22 mg/L and Fe concentration from 0.64 to 0.07 mg/L
All treated water parameters met Indonesian health regulations for sanitary hygiene water

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Fauziyah et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69d5f0bb74eaea4b11a7a2ae https://doi.org/10.62755/gsenv.2026.03

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Assesses clean water treatment quality in rural Indonesia using a combined filtration system, suggesting its viability for enhancing water accessibility.

Assessment of Rainwater Harvesting Quantity and Treatment Quality Using Combined Silica Sand–Activated Carbon–Membrane Filtration in Sungai Langka Village, Indonesia

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