Title of article :
Correlation between Microbial Quality and Organic Content in the Effluent of an Activated Sludge Wastewater Treatment Plant
Author/Authors :
Mostafaii ، Gh. R. Environment Health Department - Public Health Faculty, Social Determinants of Health Research Center - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Miranzadeh ، M. B. Environmental Health Department - Health Faculty - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Khodadadi ، R. Environmental Health Department - Health Faculty - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Iranshahi ، L. Environmental Health Department - Health Faculty - Kashan University of Medical Sciences , Alinejad A. ، A. Environmental Health Department - Health Faculty - Shahid Beheshti University of Medical Sciences , Hakimi ، N. Environmental Health Department - Health Faculty - Kashan University of Medical Sciences
From page :
7
To page :
12
Abstract :
Aims Regarding water as the main source of brio, not only its quantity and being availability is vital, but also its quality must be considered. This study was done in order to determine the correlation between physicochemical BOD5 and microbiological parameters (FC and TC) in the Kashan University of Medical Sciences wastewater effluent of activated sludge system. Materials Methods This descriptive study was done from July to October 2012 at Kashan University of Medical Sciences. A total number of 130 samples were taken on different days of the week over a 4-month period from effluent, randomly. All of the taken samples were transferred to the water and wastewater laboratory for analysis, immediately. The SPSS 16 software and regression test for were used to analyze the obtained data, ultimately. Findings The mean value for BOD5 was 11.27±5.43 mgL1. The mean value of TC was log 1.62±0.32. A linear correlation (F=312.9; p 0.001) was observed between TC and BOD5. The mean value of FC was log 1.42±0.31. A linear correlation (F=298.3; p 0.001) was observed between FC and BOD5. Conclusion BOD5 parameter can be used to predict the wastewater quality instead of TC and FC.
Keywords :
Biological Oxygen Demand Analysis , Water Pollution , Waste Water
Journal title :
International Archives of Health Sciences
Journal title :
International Archives of Health Sciences
Record number :
2505066
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