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Sea pollution II ˇ software ˇ water discharge system

                 

 

The Sea

It is an indispensable element for the life. 97% of the water of the Earth is in the oceans. 70% of the surface of our planet is covered by the water. The water is in seas, rivers, lakes and ice. The water is always moving, from the earth and the oceans to the atmosphere and vice versa. Taking advantage of these movements, the water transports mass and energy. The water dissolves the soluble compounds of the minerals and it transports them until the oceans or it deposits them in far away places. The water transports the nutrients of the plants in its interior. The water absorbs solar energy when it evaporates in the ocean. The energy is liberated when the water condenses. The rain dissolves the present substances in the atmosphere: oxygen, nitrogen, dioxide of carbon, sulphur oxides and nitrogen oxides. In very industrialized areas where big quantities of oxides of sulphur and of nitrogen are emitted to the atmosphere, the degree of acidity of the rain can be between 10 and 100 times superior. This generates big problems in lakes, forests and even constructions. 

3.1 Physical characteristics

Colour: It is due to the dissolved minerals and the organic matter.

Turbidity: It is caused by the dissolved matter that disperses and absorbs the light. 

Odour: It can be due to the presence of inorganic or organic substances.

Temperature: The disturbance caused by the rise in temperature of the water is called thermal pollution. It has a number of bad effects. Oxygen is less soluble at the higher temperature. If the temperature rises sufficiently, fish may die. The situation is made worse by the speeding up of biochemical processes so the fish respire more rapidly and need more oxygen.

 

Oxygen concentration in the water

Temperatura

(ēC)

Oxygen (g/m3)

0

1.42

5

12.4

10

10.9

15

9.8

20

8.8

25

8.1

30

7.5

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

software ˇ water discharge system

DESCAR software solutions: This application has been used in great number of environmental reports, courses and water pollution studies in the last years. We currently have users in more than 10 countries.

Sheffield - discharge water quality - environmental discharge - discharge treatment -

St Albans - septic tank discharge - effluent oil - effluent and environment -

Salford - discharge management - surface discharge - effluent flow and flow discharge -

Salisbury - tank discharge - domestic effluent - effluent septic tank -

St David's - membrane discharge - effluent processing - bacteria discharge -

Stirling - groundwater discharge - reverse osmosis discharge - effluent management -

Swansea - waste water discharge - industry discharge - chemical effluent -

Aberdeen - water discharge calculation - water discharge requirements - water treatment discharge -

Stoke-on-Trent - sewage discharge - wastewater discharge - effluent water quality -

Sunderland - effluent disinfection - industrial effluent - reverse osmosis effluent -

Armagh - water pump pvc discharge hose - water discharge units - discharge in water -

Bangor - industrial water discharge - water discharge system - water heater discharge tube -

Birmingham - produced water discharge - discharge to surface water - water discharge temperature -

Bradford - water discharge limits - waste water discharge permit - clear water discharge -

Bath - water discharge pipe - discharge of water onto neighbors land - calculate water discharge -

Belfast - water discharge measurement - waste water discharge standards - water tank discharge -

Brighton & Hove - water discharge rate - emit water discharge technology - water discharge regulations -

Bristol - water discharge hose - grey water discharge - water like discharge -

Oxford - water discharge regulation - discharge of cooling water - power plant water discharge -

Peterborough - discharge of ballast water - sewage water discharge - water level discharge -

Cambridge - toxic mixing zones - water discharge - storm water discharge -

Nottingham - mixing zone calculation - water mixing zone - regulatory mixing zone -

Preston - wastewater treatment plant effluent - ground discharge - sewer discharge -

Ripon - sewage treatment plant effluent -municipal effluent - dewatering discharge -

 

North Yorkshire   - marine contamination - contamination in sea -

Cornualles  - contaminated sea water - marine contaminants - contaminated marine sediments -

Essex  - diffusion analysis -

Cambridgeshire  - dispersion analysis -

Aberdeen - flow motion - thermal flow - heat analysis -

Armagh - pollution water - water conservation - water quality standards -

Canterbury -  water pollution effect - water pollution  - control of water pollution - water pollution  - water pollution solution -

Chester -  point source water pollution - pollution in the water - water pollution control authority -

Chichester -  water pollution sources - water air soil pollution - water pollution images -

Cardiff -  water pollution kids - facts about water pollution - articles on water pollution -

Carlisle -  source of water pollution - surface water pollution - air water pollution -

City of London -  water pollution  - information on water pollution - how to stop water pollution -

Coventry -  river water pollution - solutions to water pollution -

Dundee -  outfall pipes - storm water outfall - wastewater outfall -

Durham - outfall diffuser - outfall definition - drainage outfall -

Derby -  ways to prevent water pollution - definition of water pollution -

Derry -  northern outfall - outfall construction - effluent outfall -