Evaluation of a Number of Water Treatment Plants in Kirkuk Governorate using the Water Quality Index

A study was conducted on sixteen water purification plants in Kirkuk governorate to evaluate the treatment of water in them, where physical and chemical tests were conducted for raw water and treated water for a period of (6) months from December until May. Temperature, turbidity, pH, Total Dissolve...

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Main Authors: Rodhan Abdullah Salih, Idan I. Ghdhban, AbdulRazaq Khader Abdul Wahid
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Language:English
Published: Tikrit University 2018-03-01
Series:Tikrit Journal of Engineering Sciences
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author Rodhan Abdullah Salih
Idan I. Ghdhban
AbdulRazaq Khader Abdul Wahid
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Idan I. Ghdhban
AbdulRazaq Khader Abdul Wahid
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description A study was conducted on sixteen water purification plants in Kirkuk governorate to evaluate the treatment of water in them, where physical and chemical tests were conducted for raw water and treated water for a period of (6) months from December until May. Temperature, turbidity, pH, Total Dissolved Solid (TDS), Electric Conductivity (EC), alkali, Total Hardness (TH) and calcium (Ca+2) were measured. Water quality index Canadian method (CCME) was used to classify raw water quality and treated water. The results showed that the raw water for all stations was classified as category (4) (bad) during the study period. The treated water was different for the treatment plants. Two of the treatment plants recorded good efficiency in water treatment (AL-Shallalah plant and Sin AL-Thiban) the treated water remained in category (2) (good). While the water quality of AL-Mosanaa plant indicated that there was a problem in the treatment of water in this plant, the treated water remained in category (4) bad during the study period. Water quality index fluctuated for other plants during the study period. The study also showed that alkali values of all stations were higher than the allowable limit for raw water and treated water.
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spelling doaj.art-777f1a4c6ffd44c4a94594afe0ea315d2023-09-02T15:21:58ZengTikrit UniversityTikrit Journal of Engineering Sciences1813-162X2018-03-01251495910.25130/tjes.25.1.08Evaluation of a Number of Water Treatment Plants in Kirkuk Governorate using the Water Quality IndexRodhan Abdullah Salih0Idan I. Ghdhban1AbdulRazaq Khader Abdul Wahid2Technical Institute Hawijah, Northern Technical University, IraqTechnical Institute Hawijah, Northern Technical University, IraqTechnical Institute Hawijah, Northern Technical University, IraqA study was conducted on sixteen water purification plants in Kirkuk governorate to evaluate the treatment of water in them, where physical and chemical tests were conducted for raw water and treated water for a period of (6) months from December until May. Temperature, turbidity, pH, Total Dissolved Solid (TDS), Electric Conductivity (EC), alkali, Total Hardness (TH) and calcium (Ca+2) were measured. Water quality index Canadian method (CCME) was used to classify raw water quality and treated water. The results showed that the raw water for all stations was classified as category (4) (bad) during the study period. The treated water was different for the treatment plants. Two of the treatment plants recorded good efficiency in water treatment (AL-Shallalah plant and Sin AL-Thiban) the treated water remained in category (2) (good). While the water quality of AL-Mosanaa plant indicated that there was a problem in the treatment of water in this plant, the treated water remained in category (4) bad during the study period. Water quality index fluctuated for other plants during the study period. The study also showed that alkali values of all stations were higher than the allowable limit for raw water and treated water.http://tj-es.com/vol25no1pa8/Water quality indexwater treatment plant
spellingShingle Rodhan Abdullah Salih
Idan I. Ghdhban
AbdulRazaq Khader Abdul Wahid
Evaluation of a Number of Water Treatment Plants in Kirkuk Governorate using the Water Quality Index
Tikrit Journal of Engineering Sciences
Water quality index
water treatment plant
title Evaluation of a Number of Water Treatment Plants in Kirkuk Governorate using the Water Quality Index
title_full Evaluation of a Number of Water Treatment Plants in Kirkuk Governorate using the Water Quality Index
title_fullStr Evaluation of a Number of Water Treatment Plants in Kirkuk Governorate using the Water Quality Index
title_full_unstemmed Evaluation of a Number of Water Treatment Plants in Kirkuk Governorate using the Water Quality Index
title_short Evaluation of a Number of Water Treatment Plants in Kirkuk Governorate using the Water Quality Index
title_sort evaluation of a number of water treatment plants in kirkuk governorate using the water quality index
topic Water quality index
water treatment plant
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