Use of Treated Municipal Wastewater for Agricultural Irrigation

Ak, Mesut; Top, İlayda

doi:10.5505/pajes.2017.89577

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“…Phosphorus compounds are removed by filtration from the soil by adsorption and precipitation, but nitrogen is oxidized by oxygen and turns into nitrate. Nitrate can cause serious problems in groundwater (Ak and Top, 2018). It is very important which are the climate, soil, plant and irrigation method for reuse of treated watewater.…”

Section: Organic Mattermentioning

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“…If population growth continues in this way, food production must increase by more than 70% in order to meet the food need in 2050. The amount of irrigation water needed for agricultural production will also increase (Ak and Top, 2018). In order to ensure sustainable use of water resources, first of all, the qualitative characteristics of existing water resources should be determined and correct use strategies should be determined (Azaza et al, 2010;Bozdag, 2017).…”

Section: Introductionmentioning

confidence: 99%

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Biological Risks of Waste Water for Irrigation

Ozkay¹,

Taş²,

Ozkandan³

et al. 2022

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Increasing activities in the World, enhance the pressure on freshwater resources. The most important solution to reduce this pressure is the use of treated wastewater. The use of wastewater is becoming increasingly common on a global scale. Wastewater used irrigation, especially in agriculture and landscape areas. It can use some industrial activities such as cooling, washing, boiler feeding and fire extinguishing. Wastewater is generally used directly or by creating a wetland after physical pre-treatment. Changes in living standards have diversified wastewater contents. In recent years, domestic wastewater contains substances, which are extremely harmful to living health, that cannot be treated with physical processes, and require expensive and complex treatment techniques. Heavy metals, microorganisms and endocrine disruptors in wastewater pose serious health risks to life. In this study, biological risks in the use of wastewater in irrigation will be evaluated. In the study, the biological risks that the pathogenic microorganisms and endocrine disruptors contained in the wastewater may cause in irrigated areas and suggestions for their solution are given.

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Section: Introductionmentioning

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Biological Risks of Waste Water for Irrigation

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Taş²,

Ozkandan³

et al. 2022

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“…Depending on the increasing population, it is predicted that by 2050, 70% more food will be produced, and consequently, the amount of water required for agricultural irrigation will increase [17,18]. Thus, it has become an increasingly commonplace practice to use treated wastewater for agricultural irrigation, especially in countries that have water shortages and want to eliminate the cost of wastewater treatment and utilize the rich nutrient resources in wastewater [13,19].…”

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INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF GEOTHERMAL AND MINERAL WATER ON BARLEY (Hordeum vulgare L.) AND WHEAT (Triticum aestivum L.)

KARATEPE

ELVEREN

Осма

2023

Eskişehir Teknik Üniversitesi Bilim Ve Teknoloji Dergisi - C Yaşam Bilimleri Ve Biyoteknoloji

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In the present study, the usability of geothermal and mineral water in agricultural lands was investigated. Geothermal water, mineral water, and tap water with two wheat varieties and one barley variety were used, and six different water groups were formed with geothermal, mineral, and tap water by mixing them at a ratio of 50%. Field soil mixed with 750 g of animal manure was prepared in the growing containers, and then, 6 g of the wheat varieties and 5 g of the barley variety were planted in them. The germinated wheat and barley were irrigated periodically according to their water needs. Barley and wheat were harvested after 15 days. Chlorophyll size, electrolyte leakage, weight, and mineral element concentrations were determined in the harvested crops. The mineral element concentrations of the samples were analyzed in ICP-AES. Additionally, geothermal, mineral and normal water were applied to the soil for three months, and the change between the resulting soil and the starting soil was determined. The collected data were analyzed in the SPSS 22 Statistical Package Program.

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“…TAAS-YAŞ yöntemi ile kalitesi düşük atıksuların yeniden kullanılması ve güvenilir bir kaynağa dönüştürülmesi su kıtlığı sorunlarının üstesinden gelmenin önemli bir yoludur [20], [22]- [31]. TAAS kullanılarak arıtılmış atıksuların en önemli yeniden kullanım alanı ise çoğunlukla tarımsal sulama olmaktadır [32], [33].…”

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The effect of soil types on nitrogen and phosphorus removal from secondary treated municipal wastewater by using soil-aquifer treatment system

AK¹,

TOP²

2022

Pamukkale J Eng Sci

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Bu çalışmada farklı iki tip toprak kullanılarak hazırlanmış laboratuvar ölçekli bir toprak-akifer arıtma sistemi ile ikincil arıtılmış atıksulardaki azot ve fosforun toprak derinliği boyunca giderim verimi ve toprak tiplerinin arıtma verimine etkisi araştırılmıştır. Killi tınlı toprak (KTT) ve tınlı toprak (TT) ile doldurulmuş kolonlarda besleme atıksuyu olarakDenizli İli (Türkiye) kentsel atıksu arıtma tesisi çıkışından alınmış ikincil arıtılmış kentsel atıksu kullanılmıştır. Deneysel çalışmalar sırasında kolonlara takılmış farklı derinliklerdeki vanalardan alınan süzüntü numunelerinde toplam-N, toplam-P, çözünmüş oksijen, pH ve sıcaklık parametreleri ölçülmüştür. 75 cm derinliğindeki son vanalardan alınan süzüntü numunelerinde KTT'de toplam-N %50.85, toplam-P %97.07 oranında giderilirken TT'de bu değerler sırasıyla %36.72 ve %64.43 olarak hesaplanmıştır. Ayrıca, her iki toprak tipinde de toplam-N ve toplam-P giderimi için ilk 10 cm oldukça etkili olmuştur. Çalışma sonucunda TT'nin hem toplam-N hem de toplam-P gideriminde KTT'ye göre daha az etkili olduğu, her iki toprakta da derinlik arttıkça giderim veriminin de arttığı ve deneysel çalışmalar süresince giderim verimlerinde zamana bağlı herhangi bir azalmanın olmadığı görülmüştür.In this study, the removal efficiency of nitrogen and phosphorus in secondary treated wastewaters with a laboratory scale soil-aquifer treatment system prepared using two different types of soils and the effect of soil types on treatment efficiency were investigated. In the columns filled with clayey loam soil (CLS) and loamy soil (LS), secondary treated municipal wastewater taken from the effluent of Denizli province (Turkey) municipal wastewater treatment plant was used as feed wastewater. During the experimental studies, the total-N, total-P, dissolved oxygen, pH and temperature parameters were measured in the permeate samples taken from the valves at different depths attached to the columns. In the permeate samples taken from the last valves at a depth of 75 cm, total-N was 50.85% and total-P 97.07% in CLS, while these values were calculated as 36.72% and 64.43% in LS, respectively. In addition, the first 10 cm was highly effective for total-N and total-P removal in both soil types. Consequently, It was observed that TT was less effective than KTT in both total-N and total-P removal, the removal efficiency increased as the depth increased in both soils, and there was no time-dependent decrease in the removal efficiency during the experimental studies.

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Use of Treated Municipal Wastewater for Agricultural Irrigation

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References 35 publications

Biological Risks of Waste Water for Irrigation

Biological Risks of Waste Water for Irrigation

INVESTIGATION OF THE EFFECTS OF GEOTHERMAL AND MINERAL WATER ON BARLEY (Hordeum vulgare L.) AND WHEAT (Triticum aestivum L.)

The effect of soil types on nitrogen and phosphorus removal from secondary treated municipal wastewater by using soil-aquifer treatment system

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