Introduction: Current legislation permits a phased achievement of drinking water quality standards by making decisions on temporary deviations from hygienic for the period design, construction, and/or upgrade supply facilities. Objective: To substantiate mechanism coordinating concentrations certain chemicals in implementing measures improvement. Materials and methods: We applied methods sanita...

water quality in each area, indicates the impact of geology, climate and anthropogenic pollutants. monitoring of water quality in most cases result in complex data which shows the perfect act of water resources, so they need appropriate method for analyzing. in this study hydro-chemical evaluation of hiv basin which located in west of hashtgerd have been done. to measure the concentration of ma...

To address water quality standards needed to prevent accelerated eutrophication, many states in the United States have developed effects-based standards related to nutrients. In many cases, this has resulted in specific standards for Secchi transparency (ST) and phytoplankton biomass measured as sestonic chlorophyll (chl-). The state of Arkansas recently adopted its first effects-based water qu...

background the chemical and physical quality of water used for dialysis fluid is a vital factor in the patients overall care who receive dialysis. therefore, the water used for this purpose must be treated with advanced methods before being used for dialysis. conclusions the evaluation of hemodialysis water quality showed that these hospitals were not significantly polluted and the water qualit...

background: groundwater resources in arid and semi arid regions are very important. groundwater is contaminated by agricultural, industrial and municipal activity which as a result reduces its quality. investigating of the chemical quality of the groundwater is emphasized to identify pollutant environmental impacts associated with incorrect waste disposal practice. this research investigated th...