تُعتبر الحُفرة الواحدة المُطورة المُهواة Single Ventilated Improved Pit (VIP) تطويرًا لتقنية الحُفرة الواحدة وذلك بسبب تدفق الهواء المستمر عبر أنبوب التهوية لطرد الروائح، كما يعمل الأنبوب أيضًا كمصيدة للذباب لأنه يخرج ناحية الضوء.
وبالرغم من بساطة هذه التقنية، فإنها تكون خالية تمامًا من الروائح إذا صُممت جيدًا، وتعتبر أكثر جذبًا للاستخدام من بعض التقنيات الأخرى التي تعتمد على توافر المياه.
ينجذب الذباب المتواجد بالحُفرة إلى الضوء في الجزء العلوي من أنبوب التهوية. وعندما يتجه نحو الضوء محاولًا الخروج يتم احتباسه بمصيدة الذباب ويموت. كما تسمح التهوية أيضًا بخروج الروائح من الحُفرة مما يقلل من جذب الذباب.
| المُدخلات | المُخرَجات |
|---|---|
| فضلات الجسم، المياه السوداء، البراز، مياه تنظيف الشرج، مواد التطهير الجافة |
الحمأة |
تكون عمليات المُعالجة في الحُفرة الواحدة المُطورة المُهواة )الهوائية، اللاهوائية، التجفيف، التسميد، أو غيره( محدودة، ولذلك فإن معدل تخفيض مُسببات الأمراض والتحلّل العضوي غير كبير، ولكن بما أن فضلات الجسم يتم احتواؤها، فذلك يحد من انتقال مُسببات الأمراض للمستخدمين. وتُعد هذه التقنية متطورة بشكلٍ ملحوظ عن الحُفر الواحدة التقليدية أو التغوط في العراء.
وتكون الحُفرة الواحدة المُطورة المُهواة مناسبة للمناطق الريفية وشبه الحضرية، على عكس المناطق المُكتظة بالسكان، حيث يكون من الصعب تفريغها و/أو لا توجد مساحة كافية للترشيح. كما أنها مناسبة في حالة نُدرَة المياه، وحيث يكون منسوب المياه الجوفية مُنخفضًا. وينبغي أن تتواجد في منطقة جيدة التهوية لضمان التهوية الفعالة. كما أنها غير مناسبة في حالة التربة الصخرية أو المدكوكة )التي يصعب حَفرها(، أو للأماكن التي تتكرر بها الفيضانات.
ينبغي ألا يقل القطر الداخلي لأنبوب التهوية عن 110 ملليمتر يمتد إلى أكثر من 300 ملليمتر فوق أعلى نقطة من البنية الفوقية للمِرحاض )الحمَّام) يخلق مرور الرياح أعلى أنبوب التهوية ضغطًا ساحباً للهواء من داخلها وذلك يُحفز دورة الهواء في الحُفرة. يتم سحب الهواء عبر واجهة المستخدم إلى الحُفرة، ويتحرك صعودًا داخل أنبوب التهوية خارجاً إلى الجو. وينبغى مراعاة عدم إعاقة الأشياء مثل الأشجار أو المنازل لتيار الهواء. تكون التهوية أفضل في المناطق التي بها رياح، أما في حالة التهوية الضعيفة، فيمكن تحسين فاعليتها بطلاء الأنابيب باللون الأسود، فإن الفارق الحراري بين الحُفرة )الباردة( وأنبوب التهوية )الدافئ( يخلق تيارًا هوائيًا صاعدًا يسحب الهواء والروائح ويُخرجها من الحُفرة. ولاختبار فعالية التهوية، يمكن وضع سيجارة مشتعلة فوق فتحة واجهة المستخدم، حيث يتم سحب الدخان إلى الأسفل داخل الحُفرة ومن ثم إلى فتحة التهوية ولا يتبقى منه شيء في الحمَّام.
يجب أن تكون فتحات الشبكة السلكية لمصيدة الذباب كبيرة بما فيه الكفاية لمنع انسدادها بالتراب وللسماح بسريان الهواء بحُرِّية. أثبتت شبكات الألومنيوم السلكية ذات فتحات الثقوب بين 1.2 إلى 1.5 ملليمتر أنها الأكثر فعالية. لا يقل عمق الحُفرة - في العادة - عن 3 أمتار وقطرها من 1 إلى 1.5 متر، ويتوقف ذلك على عدد المستخدمين. ويمكن أن تستمر الحُفر العميقة لمدة تصل إلى 20 سنة أو أكثر.
بينما تتسرب السوائل من الحُفرة وتنتقل عبر التربة المسامية غير المُشبَّعة، فإن الجراثيم المسببة للأمراض تُمتص على سطح حبيبات التربة، وبهذه الطريقة يمكن إزالة مُسببات الأمراض قبل أن تصل إلى المياه الجوفية. وتختلف درجة الإزالة حسب نوع التربة، والمسافة المقطوعة، والرطوبة وعوامل بيئية أخرى، ولذلك فإنه من الصعب تقدير المسافة الضرورية بين الحُفرة ومصدر المياه، ولكن يُنصح أن تكون المسافة الأفقية بينهما حوالي 30 مترًا على الأقل للحد من التعرض للتلوث الميكروبي.
وعندما لا يكون من الممكن حَفر حُفرة عميقة، أو عندما يكون مستوى المياه الجوفية عاليًا جدًا، فإن بناء حُفرة مرتفعة يمكن أن يكون بديلًا مُجديًا، حيث يمكن تمديد الحُفرة غير العميقة عن طريق بناء حلقات أو كُتل خرسانية بشكل رأسي فوقها، ويمكن بناء الحُفرة المُرتفعة في مكان تحدث فيه فيضانات أو سيول مُتكررة؛ للحفاظ على المياه من التدفُّق إلى الحُفرة أثناء الأمطار الغزيرة.
يمكن تطوير وتحسين مستوى المِرحاض ذي الحُفرة الواحدة المُطورة المُهواة ليصبح مِرحاض ذو الحُفرة المزدوجة المُطورة المُهواة حيث إنها تحتوي على حُفرة إضافية، ولذلك عندما تكون واحدة منهما قيد الاستخدام، يمكن تصريف وتخمر وتحلل محتويات الحُفرة الممتلئة.
وإذا تم استخدام واجهة المُستخدم الفاصلة للبول، فسيتم تجميع البُراز فقط في الحُفرة وبذلك يقل الرشح.
تُعتبر الحُفرة الواحدة المُطورة المُهواة من خيارات الصرف الصحي المقبولة بشكل جيد، والنظيفة والمريحة. ومع ذلك فتوجد بعض المخاوف الصحية:.
• السوائل المرتشحة قد تُسبب تلوث المياه الجوفية.
• قد تكون الحُفر عُرضة للهدم و/أو الطفح أثناء الفيضانات.
• المخاطر الصحية من الذباب لا يتم تجنبها بشكل كامل بالتهوية فقط.
للحفاظ على الحُفرة الواحدة المُطورة المُهواة من الذباب والروائح، فإن ذلك يتطلب التنظيف المستمر والصيانة بشكلٍ منتظم، ويجب إزالة الذباب الميت، وشبكات العنكبوت، والغبار وغيرها من العوالق عن شبكة التهوية لضمان التدفق الجيد للهواء.
حلول تقنيات وممارسات افضل للصرف الصحى دليل الاحياء الهاشمية فى نواكشوط -موريتانيا
المياه ،الصرف الصحي النظافة الصحية وظروف الإقامة في السجون
التلوث : المخاطر والحلول
بناء الحمامات وطرق تحسينها وصيانتها
الصرف الصحي الموقعي والمركزي - للمدن والتجمعات السكانية الصغيرة
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WATERAID (n.y): The ventilated improved pit (VIP) latrine. London: WaterAid URL [Accessed: 08.12.2010]Ventilated Improved Pit Latrines
Short brief on the construction of ventilated improved pit latrines
PRACTICAL ACTION (n.y): Ventilated Improved Pit Latrines . (= Technical Briefs ). Bourton on Dunsmore: Practical Action, Schumacher Centre for Technology & Development URL [Accessed: 05.01.2011]Latrine Slabs
This poster is part of the series of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene posters designed by the Water, Engineering and Development Center of Loughborough University.
REED, B. SHAW, R. (2013): Latrine Slabs. (= WEDC Posters , 1 ). London: Water, Engineering and Development Center (WEDC) URL [Accessed: 07.08.2013]Simple Pit Latrines
This poster is part of the series of Water, Sanitation and Hygiene posters designed by the Water, Engineering and Development Center of Loughborough University.
REED, B. SHAW, R. (2013): Simple Pit Latrines. Poster. (= WEDC Posters , 10 ). London: Water, Engineering and Development Center (WEDC) URL [Accessed: 28.08.2013]Emptying Pit Latrines
This technical brief describes several possibilities of emptying pit latrines and helps to find the most suitable method.
PICKFORD, J. SHAW, R. (1997): Emptying Pit Latrines. (= Technical Briefs, No. 54 ). Loughborough: Water and Environmental health at London and Loughborough (WELL) URL [Accessed: 28.05.2019]Latrine Slabs and Seats
This technical brief describes pit latrines and possible slabs and seats to cover them.
WELL (n.y): Latrine Slabs and Seats. (= WELL Technical Briefs , 45 ). Loughborough: Water and Environmental health at London and Loughborough (WELL) URL [Accessed: 26.04.2010]The Microbial Contamination of Water Supplies from Pit Latrines
This factsheet describes the microbiological contamination of water supplies. It gives an overview on pathogens and its characteristics as well as methods to reduce the risk of contamination.
WELL (2006): The Microbial Contamination of Water Supplies from Pit Latrines. (= WELL Fact-sheets ). Loughborough: Water and Environmental health at London and Loughborough (WELL) URL [Accessed: 07.12.2010]WASHCost Mozambique: How much does it cost to build a traditional latrine?
This video by IRC’s WASHCost project examines the full costs of building traditional latrines in Mozambique. There, cost data for planning are collected by local authorities. They gather the information around households in the area. Households are visited and their sanitation situation is assessed. This gives a clear picture of what is actually achieved.