Perception Versus Actual Value of Quality of Drinking Water: A Case Study of Iron and Steel Industry in West Bengal, India [PDF]
The study aims to understand employees’ knowledge, awareness, and overall perception of drinking water quality in the Iron and Steel Industry in Burnpur, India. Further, this study evaluated drinking water’s physicochemical and bacteriological properties
Rahul Rajak, Arup Jana, Aparajita Chattopadhyay, Sushmita Singh and Jitender Prasad
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Assessment of Bacteriological Quality of Drinking Water in a Rural Tertiary Healthcare Institute of Haryana: A Record-based Descriptive Study [PDF]
Introduction: Of all natural resources, water is one of the most essential and precious resources. It forms 70% of our body weight and acts as a necessary vehicle for all metabolic processes in the body.
Jai Pal Majra +2 more
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Water is the second most important compound after air for the sustenance of life on our planet. It is the most abundant molecule in living cells, essential for the proper functioning of cells.
Fatima A Galadanchi +4 more
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Bacteriological Quality of Water used for Drinking/Washing-Teeth in Southeastern Nigeria
Aim or Purpose: Water is used for its numerous purposes including washing of teeth. Bacteriological deterioration of water has been reported as one of the major cause of waterborne disease globally.
Dr Peter Okorie, Prof. John Emaimo
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Sanitary quality of reused water for irrigation in agriculture in Brazil
Reused water is produced from treated effluents, and can be an alternative source of water for agriculture. However, its quality must be assessed to avoid causing damage to human and environmental health.
Natasha Berendonk Handam +6 more
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Bacteriological Quality of Runoff Water from Pastureland [PDF]
Runoff from a cow-calf pasture in eastern Nebraska was monitored for total coliforms (TC), fecal coliforms (FC), and fecal streptococci (FS) during 1976, 1977, and 1978. Bacteriological counts in runoff from both grazed and ungrazed areas generally exceeded recommended water quality standards.
Doran, J.W., Linn, D.M.
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Water quality assessment of Raw and Chlorinated drinking water of a Residential University
The safety of water is essential for life on earth. Drinking contaminated water can give rise to many health issues. To highlight the major causes of contamination in water, this study was carried out to determine the physicochemical and ...
Huda Kamal, Imran Hashmi
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Bacteriological Assessment of Spoon River Water Quality [PDF]
Data from a study of five stations on the Spoon River, Ill., during June 1971 through May 1973 were analyzed for compliance with Illinois Pollution Control Board's water quality standards of a geometric mean limitation of 200 fecal coliforms per 100 ml.
S, Lin, R L, Evans, D B, Beuscher
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The bacteriological quality of bottled natural mineral waters [PDF]
SUMMARYFifty-eight bottles of natural mineral water, taken from the point of sale, were bacteriologically examined. No coliforms orAeromonas sp.were isolated from any sample. High total bacterial counts were found particularly in the still waters. Most of the organisms isolated in the total counts were Gram-negative rods, but Gram-positive organisms ...
Hunter, P.R., Burge, S.H.
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Assessment of Water Treatment Processes and Quality Parameters at the Al Hoceima Desalination Plant [PDF]
Water is a vital resource essential for sustaining life and supporting human development. In the face of increasing population growth, urbanization, and environmental challenges, ensuring access to clean and safe drinking water remains a global priority.
Aoueryagel Iman +4 more
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