Hydrochemical water quality monitoring of natural water bodies of the Ural river basin

Q4 Environmental Science Povolzhskii ekologicheskii zhurnal Pub Date : 2021-11-23 DOI:10.35885/1684-7318-2021-3-358-368
O. Atamanova, E. Tikhomirova, V. A. Burahta, L. I. Baytlesova, A. К. Dzhubayalieva
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A general characteristic of the river basin of the interstate Ural river and information on the economic use of the Ural river in its upper, middle and lower reaches are given. Information on the hydrology of the liquid and solid flow of the Ural river is presented. Hydrochemical monitoring of water bodies of the Ural river basin was conducted during the flood period, during the summer low water period and during the autumn low water period of 2017–2018. The hydrochemical monitoring of the water quality in natural reservoirs of the Ural drainage basin made it possible to identify an excess of the MPCs for residential use and for fishery of heavy metal ions in the water of the examined reservoirs. An excess of cadmium ions by (1.2–1.4) MPC for residential use was found in the Ilek river during its low water as well as in the Ural river near the border with the Russian Federation during the flood period in the amount of (3.1–3.4) MPC for residential use and near the village Zharsuat in the period of summer and autumn low water in the amount of (1.5–2.6) MAC for residential use. An excessive concentration of lead ions by (1.2–1.4) of MPC for fresh water fisheries in the middle and lower reaches of the Ural river at different times of the year was found. Excessive concentrations of ions of different heavy metals in comparison with their MPC for fresh water fisheries were found in all water bodies in different periods of the year. The greatest excess of zinc ions in comparison with its MPC for fresh water fisheries was observed during low water.
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乌拉尔河流域天然水体水化学水质监测
本文介绍了乌拉尔河州际河流域的一般特征以及乌拉尔河上、中、下游的经济利用情况。介绍了乌拉尔河的液体和固体流动的水文资料。在2017-2018年汛期、夏季低潮期和秋季低潮期对乌拉尔河流域水体进行了水化学监测。对乌拉尔流域天然水库的水质进行的水化学监测,使人们能够确定在被检查的水库的水中用于住宅和渔业的重金属离子的MPCs过量。在Ilek河低潮期间,以及在俄罗斯联邦边境附近的乌拉尔河,在洪水期间,镉离子过量(1.2-1.4)MPC用于住宅用途,在夏秋低潮期间,Zharsuat村附近的镉离子过量(1.5-2.6)MPC用于住宅用途。乌拉尔河中下游淡水渔业在一年中不同时期的铅离子浓度超标(MPC值为1.2-1.4)。在一年的不同时期,所有水体的不同重金属离子浓度均高于淡水渔业的MPC。淡水渔业在低潮期间观察到锌离子与其MPC相比最大的过剩。
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Povolzhskii ekologicheskii zhurnal
Povolzhskii ekologicheskii zhurnal Agricultural and Biological Sciences-Ecology, Evolution, Behavior and Systematics
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