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8/3/2019 Water Standards
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Water Quality Standards and Criteria
Environment & Health
Water
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Water quality standards
1. Acceptability Aspects.
2. Microbiological Aspects3. Chemical Aspects.
4. Radiological Aspects.
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Acceptability aspects
Physicalparameters-
Turbidity- > 5 NTU(before chlorination shouldbe < 1).
Colour : 15 true colourunits (TCU).
Tasteand Odour
Temperature
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Acceptability aspects
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Acceptability aspects
Inorganic constituents-
Chlorides-200-600mg/L
Sodium-200mg/L
Ammonia-0.2mg/LpH : 6.5 to 8.5.
Hardness -
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Acceptability aspects
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Biological oxygen demand
Indicationoftheorganic qualityofwater.
Units-milligrams ofoxygen consumed/Lofsampleduring( 5
days/20C)
Values- rivers 1 mg/L.
Moderatelypolluted rivers -2 to 8 mg/L.
Untreated sewage -600 mg/L.
Measurement of BOD-
Dilutionmethod
Manometric method
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Microbiological Aspects
Coliform organisms- Faecal -E ColiandnonfaecalgroupKlebsiellaaerogenes.
Faecal Streptococci : confirmatoryevidenceofrecentfaecalpollution.
Cl perfringes :indicates thefaecal contaminationat some
remotetime.
Virological aspects-WHO standards notmorethanone
plaqueforming unit (PFU)/L.
There shouldalsobe completeabsenceofenteropathogenic
viruses andfaecalbacteriophages.
Protozoa- No Entamoeba histolytica, Balantidium coli .
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Coliform Clperfringes
Rotavirus
Faecal streptococciE histolytica
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BACTERIOLOGICAL STANDARDS
Water entering in distribution system in piped -0-Coliform countinany
sampleof100 ml.
Water in the distribution system-1. E.Coli countin 100 mlofany sample shouldbe zero.
2. Coliformorganisms notmorethan 10 per100 ml shallbepresentinany
sample.
3. Coliformorganisms shouldnotbedetectablein 100 mlofanytwo
consecutive samples ormorethan 50 percentofthe samples collectedforthe
year.
In individual or small community supplies- E.Coli count shouldbe zeroin
any sampleof100 ml,Coliform < 3 per100 ml.
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Chemical aspects- Inorganic
chemicals
Arsenic-0.01(mg/lit)-pesticides,minerals & ores,industry,
ground water.
Cadmium-0.003(mcg/lit)-Steel,plastic industry,mining.
Chromium-0.05(mg/lit)-earth crust
Fluoride-(1.5mg/L)-Earth crust-Dentalfluorosis>1.5mg/L.
Skeletalfluorosis-(3-6mg/L)
Lead-(0.01mg/L)pipes& fittings-
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Chlorinated Pesticides
Aldrin/dieldrin 0.03 (mcg/L)
Chlordane 0.2 (mcg/L)
DDT 2 (mcg/L)Hexachlorobenzene 1 (mcg/L)
Lindane 2 (mcg/L)
Methoxychlor20 (mcg/L)
Pentachlorophenol 9 (mcg/L)
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Radiological Aspects
Sources-Mines,nuclearfuel cycle
Somatic/Heredity effect -leukemiathyroid,breast,bladder, colon,liver,
lung,esophagus,ovarian,multiplemyeloma,and stomach cancers.
Fetus-abortion,teratogenicity (birth defects),mentalretardation, IUGR and
leukemiathatappearin childhood.
Permissible limits-
Gross alphaactivity-0.1Bq/LGross Betaacivity-1.0 Bq/L
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Surveillance ofDrinking Water
Quality
The continuous andvigilantpublic
health assessmentandreview ofthesafetyandacceptabilityofdrinking-
watersupplies (WHO, 1976).
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Functions of surveillance
Approvalofnew source.
Disinfectionofplantafterinterruptionofsupply.
Periodic maintenance.Regulations ofchemical usedinin waterT/T.
Laboratoryanalysis indicates hazardto health.
Anoutbreak ofwaterbornediseaseoccurs inthe
area.
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Elements of surveillance
Sanitary survey - On-siteinspectionandevaluation
bya qualifiedpersonofallthe conditions,devices,
andpractices inthe watersupply system which poseadangertothe health and wellbeingofthe water
consumer.
Nobacteriologicalorchemicalexamination.
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Sampling
Physical & Chemical examination - WinchesterQuart Bottles (2L).
Bacteriological examination- Groundglass stopperbottle( 200-250mL)
Tap water
Rivers/Lakes/reservoirs & well
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Bacteriological Surveillance
Presumptive coliform count-
Multiple Tube Method : This testis basedonestimatingthemostProbable
Number(MPN) ofcoliformorganisms in 100mlofwater.
Byinoculatingmeasured quantities ofthe sample water(0.1, 1.0, 10, 50 ml)
intotubes ofMcConkeys Lactose Bile salt Broth with bromocresolpurpleas
anindicator(48hours).
Confirmation-Subcultureinbrilliantgreenbilebroth. At 37 & 44 c for6-24
hrs.
Membrane Filtration Technique- celluloseestermembrane.
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Faecal Streptococci and Cl. perfringens Detection.
Colony Count : The colony countonnutrientagarat 37C and
22C.
Water atconsumer end
Plate count after2 days at 37C
late count after3 days at 22C
Disinfected 0 20
Not disinfected 10 100
Organic matter-Total Organic Carbon (TOC), Biochemical Oxygen Demand(BOD) orChemical Oxygen Demand (COD).
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THANKS
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Water filtration in large scale
Rapid Sand Filter
Coagulation- (Alum)
RapidmixingFlocculation
Sedimentation
Filtration
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Coagulation
RapidMixing Flocculation
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Flocculent(Al(OH)3 Sedimentation
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Govt initiatives-
1954-National watersupply & Sanitationprogramme
1972-Accelerated RuralWaterSupply & Sanitation
Programmeidentifiedproblem Village.
1981-Internationaldrinking watersupply & Sanitation Decade
programme.
2002-Swajaldhara-Panchayatplan,implement,operate,
maintain & manage watersupply & sanitation.