Publication

Evaluation of household water filters in West Bank

Romain Burgard
2018
Student project

Abstract

Test and implement the research methodology to evaluate household water filters integrity, contamination and re-growth, for use in an emergency context. Understand user experience and preferences as well as provide feedback to the manufacturers' enabling optimization and further development of their products.

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https://infoscience.epfl.ch/record/268056?ln=en

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