The Effective Dose Equivalent for potassium K40 in Cow's Milk of Salah-Din Governorate/ Iraq

Hamad, Mahdi; Mohammad, Y. K.

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“…The proportion of samples exceeding the permitted limit was 100% lead and copper in buffalo milk and lead in cow milk, 83.3% lead in lamb milk, copper in cow milk, goat and lamb, and 66.6% lead in goat milk. The results showed lead and copper concentrations of 0.524, 0.127, 0.824, 0.323, 0.958, 1.402, 0.375 and 0.462 mg / kg in powdered milk for adults, children and amputees [48][49][50][51][52].…”

Section: Effect Of Leads On Health and Environmentmentioning

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Potential of Membrane Distillation in Removal Lead From Dairy Wastewater

Hasan

Nidawi

Hassoon

2023

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The dairy industry is not usually linked with simple environmental problems, its impression of the environment with different troubles. During the last decades, several types of treatment and procedures have been applied to relieve contaminants from dairy wastewater before being discharged into the environment. The procedure used in this work has green items and saves energy. This route is termed membrane distillation (MD). The method is defined as a contemporary method that can be summed up in financial expenses and electrical effort in addition to the guests and even preservation or care. Recompenses of this system could be summarized in economical, physical as well as Operation and Maintenance (O&M) attributes. Synthetic models of dairy wastewater have been prepared. Physiochemical analysis has been done to have the best decision on the implementation of treatment. American Public Health Association (APHA), American Water Works Association (AWWA), and Water Environment Federation (WEF) have been used as references for mad these tests. The results gathered to show the ability to remove lead at a rate of 98.89%. This figure could be prepared as a high value compared with other techniques' efficiency. The operation temperature to get the best treatment has been 15°C, which is very close to the normal medium. The best removal could be obtained at a temperature of 15°C. The fluctuation of temperature could be a role in rising or decreasing removal efficiency but to some extent.

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Section: Effect Of Leads On Health and Environmentmentioning

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Potential of Membrane Distillation in Removal Lead From Dairy Wastewater

Hasan

Nidawi

Hassoon

2023

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“…3.6. Brownish Figure (7) shows a noticeable increase in the value of turbidity in the first station, as it reached 17.6 NTU in December and 11.2 NTU in March, while the lowest value was 3.25 NTU in the first station and 0.26 NTU in the second station in November. [10] found that the cloudiness ranged between 39.4-44.5 NTU.…”

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“…In the area of Al-Jerin and Al-Qutba [6]. Tikrit [7]. He studied the Al-Alam irrigation project [8], as it was observed that the water temperature was associated with dissolved oxygen in the Al-Dur area [9].…”

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The Nature of the Composition of the Fish Community in One of the Drains of Al-Alam District – Salah Al-Din – Iraq

Hassan,

Wahab

2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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The study was conducted in one of the drain in AL-Ahd Al-Jaded - Al-Alam - Salah Al-Din Governorate for the period from the beginning of October 2022 to the end of March of the year 2023, where the number of fish species caught in the two study stations reached 15 species, of which 12 belong to the Cyprinidae family, one to the Poeciliidae family, and one to the. Al-Mugilidae family and a type of family Mastacembelidae. The types of fish that he collected (Chondrostoma regium, Carassius auratus, Carasobarbus luteus, Alburnus mossulensis, Cyprinion kais Planiliza abu, Arabibarbus grypus Cyprinus carpio Gambusia holbrooki, Acanthobrama marmid, mastacembelus, Barbus belayewi, Mesopotamichthys sharpeyi, Garra rufa). The Cyprinidae family is considered the largest percentage of species in water bodies in Iraq, according to previous studies. It was found that there were three species in most of the fishing samples that were collected during the study period for a period of six months: Chondrostoma regium, Carassius auratus, Carasobarbus luteus. The number of fish caught was 566 fish with a total weight of 19844 grams. The Chondrostoma regium came first with 257, or 45.40% of the total number, the Carassius auratus, with 172, or 30.38% of the total number, and the Carasobarbus luteus, with 53, or 9.76% of the total number. The arassius auratus accounted for the largest percentage in terms of weight at 48.23%, Chondrostoma regium ranked second at 20.94%, and the third rank by Carasobarbus luteus at 18.61%, and the lowest percentage by weight was the share of the Garra rufa by 0.05%.

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The Effective Dose Equivalent for potassium K40 in Cow's Milk of Salah-Din Governorate/ Iraq

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Potential of Membrane Distillation in Removal Lead From Dairy Wastewater

Potential of Membrane Distillation in Removal Lead From Dairy Wastewater

The Nature of the Composition of the Fish Community in One of the Drains of Al-Alam District – Salah Al-Din – Iraq

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