2021
DOI: 10.4314/ijbcs.v14i9.34
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Comparative study of the physicochemical quality of water of wells and drilling consumed in the commune of Sinthiou Maléme in the area of Tambacounda (Senegal)

Abstract: In Senegal, the majority of the regions are not served by the drinking water supply networks. The phenomenon is more pronounced in rural areas, particularly in Sinthiou Maléme commune. For example, communities living in these areas often use well water and borehole. This work has been undertaken to evaluate the physicochemical quality of the water resources consumed by these populations. A total of 24 water samples were taken from the single borehole and 02 publics wells, let be 8 samples per source of water. … Show more

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“…Generally speaking, borehole water (average TDS = 233.83) presents less risk of pollution than well water (average TDS = 302.8). However, a high concentration of TDS alone is not dangerous for health, but it can have undesirable effects (staining household appliances, corroding pipes and giving a metallic taste to water [24].…”
Section: Total Dissolved Solid (Tds)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Generally speaking, borehole water (average TDS = 233.83) presents less risk of pollution than well water (average TDS = 302.8). However, a high concentration of TDS alone is not dangerous for health, but it can have undesirable effects (staining household appliances, corroding pipes and giving a metallic taste to water [24].…”
Section: Total Dissolved Solid (Tds)mentioning
confidence: 99%