The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality

Increasing rapid industrialization has exerted immense pressures on water quality by introducing a large variety of chemicals into our environment. When effluents from industries are discharged into river channels, the river water is polluted physically, biologically and chemically. This study was c...

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Main Author: Reena Sabrina, Binti Yusuf Latif
Format: Thesis
Language:English
Published: Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (UNIMAS) 2008
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description Increasing rapid industrialization has exerted immense pressures on water quality by introducing a large variety of chemicals into our environment. When effluents from industries are discharged into river channels, the river water is polluted physically, biologically and chemically. This study was conducted to analyze the river water quality for Temperature, pH, ~O, BOD, COD, TSS and NH3-N and to assess the extent of heavy metal pollution in the Oemak Laut Industrial Park river system) Water quality parameters such as pH. 00, Temperature, BO~, COD, TSS and NH3-N were monit6red to determine their status in relation to the health of the river ecosystem. Elemental concentrations of Zn, Cu, Hg and Pb were measured. The mean value of water quality parameters are pH, 7.6; Temperature 28.1 oC; ~O, 5.4 mglL; BOD, 4.1 mglL; COD. 45 mglL; TSS, 42.5 mgIL and NH3-N, 0.12 mglL. The highest element present in samples was Zn, 0.09 mglL in water samples and 0. 16 mglkg in sediment samples and the least abundant element was Hg, <0.001 mgIL in both samples. The levels of heavy metals did not exceed the limits designated by Interim National Water Quality Standard INWQS), World Health Organization (WHO) and Interim Sediment Quality Guidelines (ISQG). The industrial activities and other unsustainable development undertakings have occurred in the surrounding areas of the Oemak Laut Industrial Park. As a result, the impact of these activities may cause some environmental problem to the Sungai Sarawak and adjacent areas by changing the area's hydrological characteristics, which in the long terms may lead to deterioration .
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spelling unimas-101382023-07-03T08:50:32Z http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/10138/ The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality Reena Sabrina, Binti Yusuf Latif GE Environmental Sciences Increasing rapid industrialization has exerted immense pressures on water quality by introducing a large variety of chemicals into our environment. When effluents from industries are discharged into river channels, the river water is polluted physically, biologically and chemically. This study was conducted to analyze the river water quality for Temperature, pH, ~O, BOD, COD, TSS and NH3-N and to assess the extent of heavy metal pollution in the Oemak Laut Industrial Park river system) Water quality parameters such as pH. 00, Temperature, BO~, COD, TSS and NH3-N were monit6red to determine their status in relation to the health of the river ecosystem. Elemental concentrations of Zn, Cu, Hg and Pb were measured. The mean value of water quality parameters are pH, 7.6; Temperature 28.1 oC; ~O, 5.4 mglL; BOD, 4.1 mglL; COD. 45 mglL; TSS, 42.5 mgIL and NH3-N, 0.12 mglL. The highest element present in samples was Zn, 0.09 mglL in water samples and 0. 16 mglkg in sediment samples and the least abundant element was Hg, <0.001 mgIL in both samples. The levels of heavy metals did not exceed the limits designated by Interim National Water Quality Standard INWQS), World Health Organization (WHO) and Interim Sediment Quality Guidelines (ISQG). The industrial activities and other unsustainable development undertakings have occurred in the surrounding areas of the Oemak Laut Industrial Park. As a result, the impact of these activities may cause some environmental problem to the Sungai Sarawak and adjacent areas by changing the area's hydrological characteristics, which in the long terms may lead to deterioration . Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, (UNIMAS) 2008 Thesis NonPeerReviewed text en http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/10138/1/Reena%20Sabrina%20Yusuf%20Latif%20ft.pdf Reena Sabrina, Binti Yusuf Latif (2008) The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality. Masters thesis, Universiti Malaysia Sarawak, UNIMAS.
spellingShingle GE Environmental Sciences
Reena Sabrina, Binti Yusuf Latif
The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality
title The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality
title_full The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality
title_fullStr The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality
title_full_unstemmed The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality
title_short The impact of Industrialization of Demak Laut industrial park on the river water quality
title_sort impact of industrialization of demak laut industrial park on the river water quality
topic GE Environmental Sciences
url http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/10138/
http://ir.unimas.my/id/eprint/10138/1/Reena%20Sabrina%20Yusuf%20Latif%20ft.pdf