Authors :
Rachana Santosh Vishwakarma; Aditya Kumar Agarwal
Volume/Issue :
Volume 7 - 2022, Issue 11 - November
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DOI :
https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.7363791
Abstract :
The main sources of fresh water are often
ground water and surface water. Iron and manganese
concentrations can be found in both surface and ground
water. Concentration of these metals gives water a
metallic taste and stains various items like paper,
clothing, and plastics. When the concentration is high, it
can occasionally have an impact on consumer health. The
water we drink needs to be free of toxins in order to
safeguard consumer health. Any water supply should be
inspected or tested for physical, chemical, and biological
contaminants. As a result, the Bureau of Indian
Standards (BIS) has recommended that water should be
treated if iron and manganese concentrations exceed 0.3
mg/L. The Wainganga River is the main source of water
for the Balaghat district and its surroundings.
Groundwater is a source of water in some towns and
villages where treated water has yet to arrive. In this
study, iron and manganese two chemical contaminants
are examined in groundwater and Wainganga River
water of Balaghat region. This study provides data on the
presence of iron and manganese in the water collected
from the selected area of Balaghat district.
Keywords :
Surface Water, Ground Water, Iron, BIS Manganese, Determination.
The main sources of fresh water are often
ground water and surface water. Iron and manganese
concentrations can be found in both surface and ground
water. Concentration of these metals gives water a
metallic taste and stains various items like paper,
clothing, and plastics. When the concentration is high, it
can occasionally have an impact on consumer health. The
water we drink needs to be free of toxins in order to
safeguard consumer health. Any water supply should be
inspected or tested for physical, chemical, and biological
contaminants. As a result, the Bureau of Indian
Standards (BIS) has recommended that water should be
treated if iron and manganese concentrations exceed 0.3
mg/L. The Wainganga River is the main source of water
for the Balaghat district and its surroundings.
Groundwater is a source of water in some towns and
villages where treated water has yet to arrive. In this
study, iron and manganese two chemical contaminants
are examined in groundwater and Wainganga River
water of Balaghat region. This study provides data on the
presence of iron and manganese in the water collected
from the selected area of Balaghat district.
Keywords :
Surface Water, Ground Water, Iron, BIS Manganese, Determination.
