Abstract

Yogita Yadav¹  Rajendra Singh²  and Aditi¹

DOI : http://dx.doi.org/10.13005/ojc/300127

Industrial development is an obvious process in the current world. But it is resulting in different kind of pollution to the   water resources. Monitoring of industrial effluents quality and its serious analysis is very significant relative to access the human health hazards. This paper is an attempt for the same purpose. The   samples were collected from main industrial areas of the Bikaner City and were analysed for the desired physiochemical parameters applying  the  internationally  valid standard methods.  Results were compared with the international standards. It  was  found that  effluent  quality  is   very  poor  leading  to  very dangerous  health hazards  as  the   most of the  samples  were not   found  to  be  fit  on  international and national standards. This study suggests a need to revise a more advance development and public health awareness policy as well as in depth research.

TDS; EC.; chlorides; fluorides; nitrates; total hardness. BOD; TS; TSS; physiochemical parameters; effluent water quality

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