Quillay: una alternativa multipropósito para la zona central

Ruiz, Susana Benedetti; R., Claudia Delard; Barrios, Felipe Andrés Roach

doi:10.52904/20.500.12220/6454

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DOI: 10.52904/20.500.12220/6454

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Quillay: una alternativa multipropósito para la zona central

Susana Benedetti Ruiz¹,

Claudia Delard R.²,

Felipe Andrés Roach Barrios³

Abstract: Publicación de divulgación basado en el proyecto de diversificación de alternativas de producción forestal y agroforestal para pequeños propietarios en el secano. En el proyecto se han propuestos cuatro especies multipropósito para el secano entre O'Higgins y Biobio, en el cual una de las seleccionadas es el Quillay (Quillaja saponaria).

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Cost–Benefit Evaluation of Decentralized Greywater Reuse Systems in Rural Public Schools in Chile

Rodríguez

Sánchez

Rebolledo

et al. 2020

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Water scarcity is one of the most important climatic threats in recent times. In Chile, the north and north-central areas, with predominantly arid or semi-arid climates, have been strongly affected by the low availability of water, as well as by overexploitation of water resources derived from the negative effect caused by some sectors of the economy such as agriculture and mining. Only 53% of households in rural areas in Chile have access to drinking water from a public network. To date, some pilot greywater treatment systems have been implemented in rural public schools. This paper presents an economic analysis of pilot systems for greywater treatment from three case studies. The results showed that the implementation of these systems would not be economically feasible, since the initial investment costs can exceed USD 5200, which is not offset by the water savings. However, other benefits, such as thermal regulation, better life quality, and the feeling of well-being and satisfaction of students and teachers should be considered to be paramount for the evaluation of treatment systems. In addition, current levels of treated greywater could allow irrigation of 6.24, 5.68, and 3.56 m2/person in the Alejandro Chelén, El Guindo, and Pedro de Valdivia schools, respectively. These results contribute to a better understanding of the social role that should be applied to the evaluation of ecological systems that save water and improve the well-being of the population.

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Cost–Benefit Evaluation of Decentralized Greywater Reuse Systems in Rural Public Schools in Chile

Rodríguez

Sánchez

Rebolledo

et al. 2020

Water

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