Water quality and environmental performance of a municipal wastewater treatment plant (Case of M’rirt City. Morocco)

Hachi, Touria; Hachi, Maryama; Essabiri, Hamza; Belghytı, Driss; Khaffou, Mhamed; Benkaddour, R.; Yaacoubi, Adnane El; Mounir, Rabiaa; Abba, El Hassan

doi:10.1016/j.matpr.2022.09.395

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“…The results obtained from the Ain Sefra WWTP provide evidence for the effectiveness of the biological treatment process used, demonstrating successful degradation of organic matter. These findings agree with Rekrak and Fellah [61] and Hachi et al [59], who found similar levels of dissolved oxygen. For example, Rekrak and Fellah [61] documented dissolved oxygen values ranging from 6.39 mg/L to 9.26 mg/L in the treated water of a WWTP in Ain Temouchent, northwestern Algeria.…”

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“…For example, Haidara et al [43] documented dissolved oxygen values ranging from 6.39 mg/L to 9.26 mg/L in the treated water of a WWTP in Ain Temouchent, northwestern Algeria. Similarly, Hachi et al [59] observed an average dissolved oxygen concentration of 4.89 mg/L in the effluent of a WWTP in M'rirt, Morocco. These comparative studies underscore the superior performance of the Ain Sefra WWTP, consistently showing its effectiveness compared to other wastewater treatment plants.…”

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Assessing the Quality of Treated Wastewater for Irrigation: A Case Study of Ain Sefra Wastewater Treatment Plant

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This study aimed to assess the water quality parameters in the wastewater treatment plant (WWTP) of Ain Sefra, southwestern Algeria. Various methods were employed to analyze the performance and suitability of the WWTP for irrigation. The results revealed effective removal of nitrates, with levels below the limit set for irrigation water. The dissolved oxygen content showed efficient biological processes and good degradation of organic matter. Phosphate levels were found to be within FAO and Algerian irrigation standards. However, elevated ammonia levels were observed, exceeding typical ranges for irrigation. The suitability of groundwater for irrigation was evaluated by calculating groundwater suitability indices. These indices categorized all samples as either excellent or good based on their Sodium Adsorption Ratio (SAR) and Kelly’s ratio. However, the sodium percentage values raised concerns about potential negative effects on the soil. Some samples were deemed unsuitable for irrigation because of high magnesium hazard and potential salinity values. These findings offer valuable insights into the performance and suitability of treated wastewater for irrigation in the Ain Sefra region. They can inform decision makers and stakeholders involved in agriculture and water management.

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Assessing the Quality of Treated Wastewater for Irrigation: A Case Study of Ain Sefra Wastewater Treatment Plant

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“…Water pollution is a real problem in water resources management (Issakhov et al, 2021), in industrial (Jeong et al, 2021) and urban activities (Hachi et al, 2022). This is what is really important to treat wastewater from different activities using technology.…”

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Global Research Trends in Emergy and Wastewater Treatment: A Bibliometric Analysis

Bravo-Toledo¹,

Barreto-Pio

Herrera

et al. 2023

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This research reports a bibliometric analysis using the bibliometrix package with information from the SCOPUS database. A descriptive analysis was performed to provide an overview of the countries, institutions, authors, journals and keywords of 80 manuscripts published between 1997 and 2022 in the field of study of emergy and its application in wastewater treatment. The results showed 2 sources with the highest h and g impact index (Ecological Engineering and Journal of Cleaner Production) with a significant growth since 2009. The most cited keywords were "emergy" and "wastewater", and the countries with the most important scientific networks were China, Japan, Saudi Arabia, USA, Brazil, Colombia and Italy. In addition, it shows that collaborative groups among the authors from China and USA are the ones that consolidate the main research network, as well as the largest scientific production with the most cited articles in the field of study of emergy in wastewater treatment. Therefore, the application of the emergy method in wastewater treatment requires extensive research in different types of treatments. This type of analysis would allow the development of a new approach in the application of wastewater treatment in terms of sustainability and the introduction of Latin American countries in this emerging field.

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Study of the Impact of Irrigation with Wastewater Through the Evaluation of Intestinal Parasite Load in the Case of Ouad Rha in Ouazzane, a Northern Moroccan City

Chriqui,

Mouniane,

Arabi

et al. 2024

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Water quality and environmental performance of a municipal wastewater treatment plant (Case of M’rirt City. Morocco)

Cited by 6 publications

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Assessing the Quality of Treated Wastewater for Irrigation: A Case Study of Ain Sefra Wastewater Treatment Plant

Assessing the Quality of Treated Wastewater for Irrigation: A Case Study of Ain Sefra Wastewater Treatment Plant

Global Research Trends in Emergy and Wastewater Treatment: A Bibliometric Analysis

Study of the Impact of Irrigation with Wastewater Through the Evaluation of Intestinal Parasite Load in the Case of Ouad Rha in Ouazzane, a Northern Moroccan City

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