This research has included quarterly and periodically physical and chemical analysis of treatment wastewater in the Latakia countryside during year 2011 by testing three treatment plants similar in the mechanism of action and distributed in three v
illages (Happit, Al-Harah, Marg Moairban).
This study has included the measurement of temperature, pH, dissolved oxygen, turbidity, and determination of nitrate, phosphate, sulfate, and chloride.
In this research, potentiometric using Selective Electrodes ISEs, the Visible Spectrum, and the Turbidimetry methods were used.
The results showed significant differences in concentrations of the studied ions between one station to another. The highest nitrate concentrations (228.33mg/l) were recorded in Happit treatment plant especially in summer, and the highest phosphate concentrations (41.81mg/l) were in Happit treatment plant in summer. Whilst the highest sulfate concentrations which ranged between (508.67– 1157.33)mg/l were in Al-Harah treatment plant at all seasons. The highest chloride concentrations (310.33mg/l) recorded in Happit treatment plant in summer.
The statistical study has demonstrated and showed high and sometimes low correlation coefficient R2 so that gives clear indications about the sources of pollution.
This research has included quarterly and periodically physical and chemical analysis
of treatment wastewater in the rural areas of Latakia city during year 2011 by testing
three treatment plants similar in the mechanism of action and distributed in
three villages
(Happit, Al-Harah, Marg Moairban).
This study has included the measurement of temperature T, pH, and determination of
sodium, potassium, calcium concentrations, and sodium adsorbed rate (SAR).
This study was based on the potentiometrictechnic using Ion Selective Electrodes
(ISEs).
SAR measurements have shown that there are clear differences between autumn and
other seasons, and between treatment plants. The highest values was in the Happit
treatment plant in all seasons and the highest value was (88.25 mg/L) in the autumn which
is much larger than the allowable limit.
The highest concentrations of sodium ion were in the autumn in all treatment plants
(1002.67-7130.33) mg/L, which is off limits. As for the potassium ion concentration was
highest (72.46 mg/L) in Happit treatment plant in the autumn. While calcium ion
concentrations in Al-Harah treatment plant was exceeded (670.33-800.00) mg/L the
allowable limit in all seasons except the summer.
The statistical study has demonstrated and showed strongand sometimes weak
correlation coefficient R2 so that gives clear indications about the sources of pollution.
This study deals with identifying some heavy metals (Pb,Zn,Ni) concentration in the recycledsewage in Latakia Countryside which is resulting from three treatment plants distributed over (Hebbeit, Al-Harah, MarjMoairban),2011.This research uses the El
ectro Thermal Atomization-Atomic Absorption Spectrometry (ETA-AAS) technique in determining of heavy metal elements mentioned above. This research shows a higher concentration of Zn-element (2.798 mg/L) in all treatment plants and in all seasons compared with the concentration of other elements, while Ni and Pb have recorded low concentrations (0.351, 0.243) mg/ℓ, respectively. The statistical study has demonstrated that there is a correlation varying from positive high to positive low, and sometimes to negative highs and lows, this gives clear indications for resources of pollution.
The research was conducted with the aim of investigating in the
most important pathogens (coliform_ E.coli_ Salmonella), which
moves from irrigation water to many types of vegetables which
irrigated from it. And compared the extent of contaminatio
n by
irrigation source (treatment sewage, wells), and according to the
type of vegetable (fruit plants, tuberous vegetables), and the
irrigation method(surface irrigation, modern irrigation).
An experiment was conducted for two seasons 2015 -2016, to study the effect
of treated waste water (TWW) on some fodder crops productivity at Salamieh
Research Center (GCSAR), on triticale and sesbania crops within crop rotation. This
experiment w
as conducted with collaboration between (ACSAD) and (GCSAR).
The experimental design was split plot design with three replicates, using drip
irrigation (DI) and surface irrigation (SI) systems with two treatments namely fresh
water (FW) and (TWW). Soil and water were analyzed before cultivation.
