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Title: Analysis of multiple contaminants in cauvery river and its adjacent land zones a special focus on heavy metal impacts by metal resistant and biosorption screening
Researcher: Tamilmani A
Guide(s): Venkatesan G
Keywords: Engineering and Technology
Engineering
Engineering Civil
Cauvery River
Metal Resistant
Contaminants in Cauvery river
Biosorption Screening
Heavy Metal
University: Anna University
Completed Date: 2022
Abstract: The main intent of this research is to give an outline on the multiple newlinecontaminants in river and its nearby neighbouring land areas and the newlinerelationship between Physico chemical, Microbiological and Heavy metal newlineparameters which shows the scattering of metal-resistant strains in the newlinesamples and their bioaccumulation ability as sorbets. To achieve this aim, a newlinetotal of One Seventy Six (176) water and sediment samples were collected, newlineFive Locations(5 locations) from Cauvery river and Six Locations (6 newlinelocations) on either sides of adjacent lands sites, were analyzed for Physico- newlineChemical parameters like pH, TDS, EC, DO, BOD, TA, TH, Ca2+, Mg2+, newlineNa+, K+, HCO3-, CO3 - , Cl-, SO4 2-, N-NO2-, and O-PO4 ; Heavy metals such as newlineCd, Cr, Cu, Fe, Ni, Pb and Zn ; and Microbiological parameters of TVC, TC, newlineFC and FS as nearly a total of Twenty Eight parameters were analyzed newlineduring the year 2015 and 2016 for four different seasons. Further, five strains newlinefrom each site - Fifty five bacterial strains were selected and exposed to three newlinedifferent concentrations of copper metal solution for metal resistant (MR) newlinestudy by tube dilution and plate diffusion methods. As a result of MR study, newlinethe high resistant bacterial strains were carefully chosen and used for newlinebioremediation study which is carried out through living cell and dead cell newlinemethods, with different pH and time intervals. The Physico chemical, Heavy metal and Microbiological parameters were highly fluctuating in all seasons with respect to the sampling sites, and high pollutants were stated during the summer and monsoon seasons due to mass visits and heavy rains. The high elevated levels of these parameters were perceived in the river sites compared to its adjacent land sites and also the sediment samples had high levels of all these parameters newlinecompared to the water samples in all seasons and newline newline
Pagination: xxxvi, 291p.
URI: http://hdl.handle.net/10603/430996
Appears in Departments:Faculty of Civil Engineering

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