The population and the industry in the region of West Backa are supplied with underground water which is specific in its quality due to higher content of organic substance, higher pH values, the presence of hydrogen-sulphide and higher concentration of arsenic, which all result from the geological structure of the soil in that area. The concentration of arsenic found in the drinking water in some populated areas of the region exceeds ten times the highest allowed concentrations of 10 micro g/l. The concentrations of arsenic were measured in the samples of water taken from the wells which are used by residents of these areas. The provided data were statistically processed and presented in this paper.
Stanovništvo i industrija Zapadnobačkog okruga se snabdevaju podzemnim vodama koje su specifične po svom kvalitetu jer ih karakteriše povišen sadržaj organskih materija, povišena pH vrednost, prisustvo sumporvodonika i povećana koncentracija arsena, što je posledica geološkog sastava tla. Koncentracija arsena u vodi za piće u nekim naseljenim mestima čak i preko deset puta nadmašuje maksimalno dozvoljene koncentracije od 10 g/l. Koncentracije arsena su merene u uzorcima vode iz bunara iz kojih se snabdeva stanovništvo po naseljenim mestima u ovom regionu. Podaci su statistički obrađeni i prikazani u ovom radu.
Keywords:
Arsen / kvalitet podzemne vode / voda za piće / Zapadnobački okrug / arsenic / quality of underground water / drinking water / the region of West Backa
Source:
Proceedings: The seventh international conference Water Supply and Sewerage Systems, 2007, 125-127
Publisher:
Beograd (Serbia): Udruzenje za tehnologiju vode i sanitarno inzenjerstvo
7 Medjunarodna konferencija Vodovodni i kanalizacioni sistemi / 7th international conference Water Supply and Sewerage Systems, Jahorina - Pale (Bosnia and Herzegovina), 10-12 May 2007
TY - CONF
AU - Vidović, Milka
AU - Marinković, Dalibor
AU - Mladenović, Nikola
AU - Tomić, Ilija D.
PY - 2007
UR - https://cer.ihtm.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/3747
AB - The population and the industry in the region of West Backa are supplied with underground water which is specific in its quality due to higher content of organic substance, higher pH values, the presence of hydrogen-sulphide and higher concentration of arsenic, which all result from the geological structure of the soil in that area. The concentration of arsenic found in the drinking water in some populated areas of the region exceeds ten times the highest allowed concentrations of 10 micro g/l. The concentrations of arsenic were measured in the samples of water taken from the wells which are used by residents of these areas. The provided data were statistically processed and presented in this paper.
AB - Stanovništvo i industrija Zapadnobačkog okruga se snabdevaju podzemnim vodama koje su specifične po svom kvalitetu jer ih karakteriše povišen sadržaj organskih materija, povišena pH vrednost, prisustvo sumporvodonika i povećana koncentracija arsena, što je posledica geološkog sastava tla. Koncentracija arsena u vodi za piće u nekim naseljenim mestima čak i preko deset puta nadmašuje maksimalno dozvoljene koncentracije od 10 g/l. Koncentracije arsena su merene u uzorcima vode iz bunara iz kojih se snabdeva stanovništvo po naseljenim mestima u ovom regionu. Podaci su statistički obrađeni i prikazani u ovom radu.
PB - Beograd (Serbia): Udruzenje za tehnologiju vode i sanitarno inzenjerstvo
C3 - Proceedings: The seventh international conference Water Supply and Sewerage Systems
T1 - Kvalitet podzemnih voda u području Zapadnobačkog okruga
T1 - The Quality of Underground qaters in the Region of West Bačka
SP - 125
EP - 127
ER -
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abstract = "The population and the industry in the region of West Backa are supplied with underground water which is specific in its quality due to higher content of organic substance, higher pH values, the presence of hydrogen-sulphide and higher concentration of arsenic, which all result from the geological structure of the soil in that area. The concentration of arsenic found in the drinking water in some populated areas of the region exceeds ten times the highest allowed concentrations of 10 micro g/l. The concentrations of arsenic were measured in the samples of water taken from the wells which are used by residents of these areas. The provided data were statistically processed and presented in this paper., Stanovništvo i industrija Zapadnobačkog okruga se snabdevaju podzemnim vodama koje su specifične po svom kvalitetu jer ih karakteriše povišen sadržaj organskih materija, povišena pH vrednost, prisustvo sumporvodonika i povećana koncentracija arsena, što je posledica geološkog sastava tla. Koncentracija arsena u vodi za piće u nekim naseljenim mestima čak i preko deset puta nadmašuje maksimalno dozvoljene koncentracije od 10 g/l. Koncentracije arsena su merene u uzorcima vode iz bunara iz kojih se snabdeva stanovništvo po naseljenim mestima u ovom regionu. Podaci su statistički obrađeni i prikazani u ovom radu.",
publisher = "Beograd (Serbia): Udruzenje za tehnologiju vode i sanitarno inzenjerstvo",
journal = "Proceedings: The seventh international conference Water Supply and Sewerage Systems",
title = "Kvalitet podzemnih voda u području Zapadnobačkog okruga, The Quality of Underground qaters in the Region of West Bačka",
pages = "125-127"
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Vidović, M., Marinković, D., Mladenović, N.,& Tomić, I. D. (2007). The Quality of Underground qaters in the Region of West Bačka.
Proceedings: The seventh international conference Water Supply and Sewerage Systems
Beograd (Serbia): Udruzenje za tehnologiju vode i sanitarno inzenjerstvo., 125-127.
Vidović M, Marinković D, Mladenović N, Tomić ID. The Quality of Underground qaters in the Region of West Bačka. Proceedings: The seventh international conference Water Supply and Sewerage Systems. 2007;:125-127
Vidović Milka, Marinković Dalibor, Mladenović Nikola, Tomić Ilija D., "The Quality of Underground qaters in the Region of West Bačka" Proceedings: The seventh international conference Water Supply and Sewerage Systems (2007):125-127
