Landscape river water quality assessment by Nemerow pollution index
Qing Wu, Caiyun Zhao, Yue Zhang
Abstract
Qing Wu, Caiyun Zhao, Yue Zhang
Abstract
According to Environmental Quality Standards for Surface Water in China (GB3838-2002), monitoring data were used to evaluate and characterize the water quality condition of a landscape river in Tianjin based on the comprehensive index methods such as Nemerow Index and single-factor assessment. The results showed that the water quality of J River belongs to class V water body; the main pollutants of J River are organic pollutant, such as total nitrogen, total phosphorus and BOD5and CODCr; and from upstream to downstream, the degree of water pollution increases gradually. The most polluted cross-section in each season was also indicated.
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According to Environmental Quality Standards for Surface Water in China (GB3838-2002), monitoring data were used to evaluate and characterize the water quality condition of a landscape river in Tianjin based on the comprehensive index methods such as Nemerow Index and single-factor assessment. The results showed that the water quality of J River belongs to class V water body; the main pollutants of J River are organic pollutant, such as total nitrogen, total phosphorus and BOD5and CODCr; and from upstream to downstream, the degree of water pollution increases gradually. The most polluted cross-section in each season was also indicated.
Key concepts: Pollutant, Water quality, Environmental science, Pollution, Surface water, Water pollution, Quality assessment, Water body