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  • Dr. Shahida Rasheed

  • Three main sourcesRainSurface water:Impounding reservoirsRivers and streamsTanks, ponds and lakesGround water:Deep and shallow wellsSprings

  • WATER DISTRIBUTIONGlobally the total quantity of water available is fixed. It is distributed as: Fresh water (0.2%) & Sea water (99.8%)

  • ClassificationPotable waterClean waterPolluted waterContaminated water

  • SAFE & WHOLESOME WATERFree from pathogensFree from harmful chemical substancesPleasant to the taste, i.e. free from colour and odour andUsable for domestic purposes

  • Eutrophication: over nourishing of body stored water, by presence of phosphorous and nitrogen which helps in algal growth.Biomagnification: bioaccumulation of chemicals in aquatic life.Thermal stratification: warmer water in summers block oxygen from reaching the colder layer which causes accumulation of hydrogensulphide and carbondioxide.

  • Purification of water on a small scaleHOUSEHOLD LEVEL Boiling Bleaching powder Chlorine tablets Potassium permagnate Iodine Double pot method Ultraviolet radiation Filters (Berkefeld, Pasteur Chamberland and Katadyn)

  • Breakpoint ChlorinationAddition of Chlorine to Ammonia in water produces Chloramines. When further chlorine is added a reduction in the residual chlorine occurs. Upon continued addition a fall will occur to a level where the proportion is equal to the added chlorine. This point is known as Break Point Chlorination. It corresponds to superchlorination.

  • Hardness of water is defined as the soap destroying power of water. (mEq/L)Due to: Calcium bicarbonateMagnesium bicarbonateCalcium sulphateMagnesium sulphate

  • WATER QUALITY INDICATORSDissolved Oxygen (DO)Biological Oxygen Demand (BOD)pHColiform BacteriaHardness of water

  • Sampling of water Collection from tapCollection from rivers, lakes reservoirs and wellsTransport and storage samples

  • Quantity of water in a wellDeep Wells Shallow Wells Quantity of water in litres:square of diameter X depth of water X 800of well in meters in meters

    square of diameter X depth of water X 5 of well in feet in feet