A Study On Groundwater Quality From Aprupa Watershed Basin, Sangola Taluka, Solapur District, Maharashtra.-A Case Study
Journal Title: International Journal of Engineering and Science Invention - Year 2018, Vol 7, Issue 4
Abstract
Most Human Activities Involve The Use Of Water In One Way Or Other Such As Food Production, Nutrition Etc. Which Are Dependent On Water Availability In Sufficient Quantities And Good Quality (Howari, 2005). It Is Estimated That Approximately One Third Of The World's Population Uses Groundwater For Drinking Purposes And Today More Than Half The World's Population Depends On Groundwater For Survival (Mohrir, 2002). Groundwater Is Used For Domestic And Industrial Water Supply And Also For Irrigation Purposes In The World. In The Last Few Decades, There Has Been A Tremendous Increase In The Demand For Fresh Water Due To Rapid Growth Of Population And The Accelerated Pace Of Industrialisation. With The Present Population Of India, There Is An Increasing Demand For Food, Fiber And Fuel, Resulting In Tremendous Pressure On Our Finite Land Resources, Especially Soil And Water. India Is Blessed With Monsoon For Rains And That We Can Do Little To Alter The Nature’s Gift. The Study Area Shows The Basaltic Lava Flows Which Represent The Peripheral Portions Of The Deccan Traps. They Occupy The Western, Central And Southern India. In The Present Study Various Parameters Determined Are Ph, Electrical Conductivity, Solids, Total Alkalinity, Carbonate, Bicarbonate, Chloride. The Water Quality Assessment May Give Clear Information About The Subsurface Geologic Environments In Which The Water Is Presents (Raju Et Al, 2011). The Present Study Was Carried Out For Quality Analysis Based On Physico-Chemical Parameters Of Groundwater. Hydrogeochemical Data Was Analyzed To Understand The Relationship Of Groundwater Chemistry To Soil And Rock Composition And Further To Decipher Its Quality To Safeguard The Human Health. For Most Of The Parameters It Has Been Observed That Their Value Exceeds WHO (2004) And ISI (1983) Tolerance Limit.
Authors and Affiliations
Karim Mujawar, Abhishek Gadade, Ravi Kshetri, Abhay Birajdar, Sham Pawar, Suhas Shingade, Suryakant Patil
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