Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim

The purposes of this project are to determine the water quality and heavy metals concentrations in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah. The samples was taken through two channel of groundwater that classified by sample A and sample B. The measured parameters by in-situ analysis were temperature,...

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Main Author: Che Hashim, Norsuriani
Format: Student Project
Language:English
Published: Faculty of Applied Sciences 2016
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spelling uitm-244302019-06-20T06:15:57Z http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/24430/ Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim Che Hashim, Norsuriani QD Chemistry Superheavy elements The purposes of this project are to determine the water quality and heavy metals concentrations in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah. The samples was taken through two channel of groundwater that classified by sample A and sample B. The measured parameters by in-situ analysis were temperature, electricity conductivity, salinity, dissolved oxygen (DO), pH, and turbidity. The parameters were laboratory analyzed based on ex-situ analysis which is biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD). The temperature was range between 25.57C and 25.87C. An electricity conductivity were low that range between 26 S/cm to 28 S/cm. The salinity was 0.02% for both samples. The dissolved oxygen was low in between 0.372 mg/L and 0.373 mg/L. The pH was alkaline, 8.05 to 8.22. The turbidity was higher in range between 47.06 mg/L to 52.68 mg/L. The biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) was quit higher in the range of 1.40 mg/L to 1.70 mg/L while chemical oxygen demand (COD) for sample A was 2.00 mg/L and higher for sample B, 15.00 mg/L. All this values were acceptable for drinking purposes regarding Interim National Water Quality Standard (INWQS) standard limits except for turbidity, BOD and COD. Results indicated that concentrations of all measured metals except lead were lower than the national and international standards and guidelines recommended by World Health Organization (WHO) and Malaysian National Drinking Water Quality Standard (MNDWQS). Continuous monitoring is recommended to identify the source of pollutions. Faculty of Applied Sciences 2016 Student Project NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/24430/1/PPb_NORSURIANI%20CHE%20HASHIM%20AS%20N%2016_5.pdf Che Hashim, Norsuriani (2016) Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim. [Student Project] (Unpublished)
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Superheavy elements
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Superheavy elements
Che Hashim, Norsuriani
Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim
description The purposes of this project are to determine the water quality and heavy metals concentrations in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah. The samples was taken through two channel of groundwater that classified by sample A and sample B. The measured parameters by in-situ analysis were temperature, electricity conductivity, salinity, dissolved oxygen (DO), pH, and turbidity. The parameters were laboratory analyzed based on ex-situ analysis which is biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) and chemical oxygen demand (COD). The temperature was range between 25.57C and 25.87C. An electricity conductivity were low that range between 26 S/cm to 28 S/cm. The salinity was 0.02% for both samples. The dissolved oxygen was low in between 0.372 mg/L and 0.373 mg/L. The pH was alkaline, 8.05 to 8.22. The turbidity was higher in range between 47.06 mg/L to 52.68 mg/L. The biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) was quit higher in the range of 1.40 mg/L to 1.70 mg/L while chemical oxygen demand (COD) for sample A was 2.00 mg/L and higher for sample B, 15.00 mg/L. All this values were acceptable for drinking purposes regarding Interim National Water Quality Standard (INWQS) standard limits except for turbidity, BOD and COD. Results indicated that concentrations of all measured metals except lead were lower than the national and international standards and guidelines recommended by World Health Organization (WHO) and Malaysian National Drinking Water Quality Standard (MNDWQS). Continuous monitoring is recommended to identify the source of pollutions.
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author Che Hashim, Norsuriani
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author_sort Che Hashim, Norsuriani
title Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim
title_short Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim
title_full Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim
title_fullStr Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim
title_full_unstemmed Water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at Bukit Putus, Kuala Pilah / Norsuriani Che Hashim
title_sort water quality and heavy metal concentration in groundwater at bukit putus, kuala pilah / norsuriani che hashim
publisher Faculty of Applied Sciences
publishDate 2016
url http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/24430/
http://ir.uitm.edu.my/id/eprint/24430/1/PPb_NORSURIANI%20CHE%20HASHIM%20AS%20N%2016_5.pdf
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