The hydrochemical characterystic river basin of the Pisia-Gągolina

Study on the water quality of the Pisia–Gągolina river, one of the most interesting environmental object, was carried out. Samples of water for chemical research was taken twice a year: winter and in spring. Physical and chemical parameters of water quality were determined in comparison with legal requirement for five quality class of surface water. The most impact on water pollution has concentration of phosphate, dissolved oxygen and amonium. The concentration of dissolved oxygen depended on season and place of sampling. Present level of reservuares water contamination indicates eutrophication of river. ...

ANALYSIS OF THE CONTENT OF POLLUTANTS IN SURFACE WATER IN THE COMMUNE OF OSTRZESZÓW

This paper presents the results of physical and chemical tests of surface water samples taken from the areas of the Ostrzeszów Commune, which is part of the Ostrzeszów County, located in the southern part of the Wielkopolska Province. The Ostrzeszów commune is included in the urban-rural areas. The physicochemical analysis of surface waters covered samples taken from seventeen measurement and control points from places as accessible as possible. The water quality was assessed in accordance with the applicable regulations of the Minister of the Environment. Surface waters were characterized by typical variability for agricultural areas, i.e. slightly alkaline, pH in the range of 7.5-8.45; specific conductivity in the range of 246-512 μS/cm; turbidity in the range of 1.7-10.5 NTU; total hardness in the range of 1.6-3.2 mmol∙dm-3 Ca2+, Mg2+; alkalinity in the range of 66-142 mg∙dm-3 CaCO3; chloride content in the range of 19-47 mg/dm3 Cl-; content of biogenic compounds, ie: nitrites in the range of 0.02-0.36 mg∙dm-3 N-NO2-; nitrates in the range of 0.05- 4,9 mg∙dm-3 N-NO3-; ammonium ion in the range of 0.04-0.94 mg∙dm-3 N-NH4+; the content of orthophosphate in the range of 0.11-1,56 mg∙dm-3 P-PO43-. The content of metals, i.e. manganese Mn, Fe iron, was characterized by ...