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Persistent organic pollutants in waste waters

VÁVROVÁ, M.; STOUPALOVÁ, M.; VÍTEČKOVÁ, H.; HROCH, M.; LÁNA, R.; ČÁSLAVSKÝ, J.; VEČEREK, V.

Original Title

Persistent organic pollutants in waste waters

English Title

Persistent organic pollutants in waste waters

Type

Abstract

Original Abstract

Human activities have negative impact on all environmental compartments including hydrosphere. The main way the pollutants get into the water is through wastewaters. Purity of surface water is influenced by developed industry and agriculture and it cannot be no longer used as water for technical purposes. Moreover polluted surface waters are able to affect sources of drinking water. Apart from surface water, even waste water is very polluted which can threaten the quality treatment before its discharge into rivers. Among significant producers of polluted wastewater belong the industry and agricultural primary production. According to the levels of pollutants, industrial water can be divided into two main groups: waste water predominantly contaminated with organic compounds and waste water predominantly contaminated with inorganic compounds. In the first case (e.g. waste water from food industry) biological purification in an independent industrial waste water treatment plant may be taken into account.

English abstract

Human activities have negative impact on all environmental compartments including hydrosphere. The main way the pollutants get into the water is through wastewaters. Purity of surface water is influenced by developed industry and agriculture and it cannot be no longer used as water for technical purposes. Moreover polluted surface waters are able to affect sources of drinking water. Apart from surface water, even waste water is very polluted which can threaten the quality treatment before its discharge into rivers. Among significant producers of polluted wastewater belong the industry and agricultural primary production. According to the levels of pollutants, industrial water can be divided into two main groups: waste water predominantly contaminated with organic compounds and waste water predominantly contaminated with inorganic compounds. In the first case (e.g. waste water from food industry) biological purification in an independent industrial waste water treatment plant may be taken into account.

Keywords

waste waters, organic contaminants, inorganic contaminants

Key words in English

waste waters, organic contaminants, inorganic contaminants

Authors

VÁVROVÁ, M.; STOUPALOVÁ, M.; VÍTEČKOVÁ, H.; HROCH, M.; LÁNA, R.; ČÁSLAVSKÝ, J.; VEČEREK, V.

RIV year

2014

Released

03.12.2008

Publisher

Universitat de Girona

Location

Girona

Book

9th European Meeting on Environmental Chemistry: Programme and Book of Abstracts

Edition

1

Pages from

129

Pages to

129

Pages count

1

BibTex

@misc{BUT63807,
  author="Milada {Vávrová} and Michaela {Stoupalová} and Hana {Lisá} and Martin {Hroch} and Radim {Lána} and Josef {Čáslavský} and Vladimír {Večerek}",
  title="Persistent organic pollutants in waste waters",
  booktitle="9th European Meeting on Environmental Chemistry: Programme and Book of Abstracts",
  year="2008",
  series="1",
  edition="1",
  pages="129--129",
  publisher="Universitat de Girona",
  address="Girona",
  note="Abstract"
}