Browsing by Subject "industrial wastes"
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Physical aspects of estuarine pollution - A case study in Amba river estuary
(Kamla-Raj Enterprises, Delhi, India, 1996)Tide dominated Amba river estuary was studied to evaluate it's physical characteristics with a point on application to locate a suitable release point of industrial effluents. It is important to site the outfall in a manner ... -
Physical factors related to the marine disposal of industrial effluents off Pondicherry
(Scientific Publishers, 1984)Field studies were carried out during February and April, 1981 to collect the environmental data on the physical characteristics of the coastal waters and the sea bottom off Pondicherry, required for the planning and design ... -
Physical oceanographic investigation procedure for a sea - Outfall project
(The Institution of Engineers, India, 1990)Coastal areas of the oceans have long been used for the disposal of domestic and industrial effluents. With growing interest in environmental problems came the realization that there is a limit to assimilate all pollutants. ... -
Phytoplankton characteristics in a polluted Bombay Harbour-Thana-Bassein creek estuarine complex
(NISCAIR, CSIR, 1998)Annual variations in phytoplankton characteristics were studied from Bombay Harbour-Thana creek-Bassein creek (BHTCBC) estuarine confluence to assess the levels of pigment concentration, productivity and, qualitative and ... -
Pollution of the seas around India
(Indian Academy of Sciences, Bangalore, 1988)The state of marine pollution along the 7000 km long coastline and 2.015 x 106km exclusive economic zone of India is summarized. The coastal water receives 4.1 km3 of domestic sewage and 0.41 km3 of industrial wastes. ... -
Post depositional memory record of mercury in sediment near effluent disposal site of a chlor-alkali plant in Thane Creek-Mumbai Harbour, India
(Taylor & Francis, 2009)A mercury–cell chlor-alkali plant operating at Airoli (eastern bank of Thane Creek) for 40 years, caused widespread contamination of the surrounding environment. Untreated wastewater from the plant was discharged to Thane ... -
Present status of coastal pollution in India and future strategies
(Omega Scientific, New Delhi, India, 1996)One of the important aspects of environmental management, particularly of India's Exclusive Economic Zone, involves the preservation of its quality. Because of rapid economic development, the stress on the environment is ... -
Response of Penaeid Prawns (Metapanaeus monoceros) to textile dye industrial effluents (TDIE): An indicator of stress
(OMICS Group, 2013)Studies on acute toxicity of textile effluents, collected from various Textile Dye Industries from Erode industrial area, Tamil Nadu, have been carried out. The juveniles of pink prawns (Metapanaeus monoceros) were exposed ... -
Site selection for effluent discharge along the coast using GIS
(ESRI, India, 2005)Geographical Information System (GIS) is used to select a site for industrial effluent discharge along the coastal region. The system is developed to deal with the behavior of the discharged effluent in the coastal waters ... -
Studies on impact of release of liquid industrial waste from soda ash industry in the nearshore water of north Gujarat
(Society of Biosciences, Muzaffarnagar, India, 1993)The nearshore waters of Mithapur, Porbandar and Sutrapada received 18-100 mid (million litres per day) of wastewater from soda ash manufacturing industries either through point discharges (Mithapur, Porbandar) or through ... -
Tidal eddies in a semi-enclosed basin: A model study
(Elsevier, 2005)A modeling study has been carried out to support a Marine Management Plan for the Gulf of Kachchh, India and here the hydrodynamic part of the programme is described. The hydrodynamic model accurately predicts the tides ... -
Trace metal levels in nearshore sediments close to industrial discharges off Cuddalore (Bay of Bengal)
(ASTM International, 2003)Trace metals in the sediment and in the overlying water column along with texture characteristics in the vicinity of industrial discharges at Cuddallore were analyzed, covering the seasonal changes to identify probable ... -
Treatment of colored effluents with lignin-degrading enzymes: An emerging role of marine-derived fungi
(Informa Healthcare, 2008)Some of the industries that discharge highly colored effluents are paper and pulp mills, textiles and dye-making industries, alcohol distilleries, and leather industries. Terrestrial white-rot basidiomycetous fungi and ... -
Variation of physico-chemical characteristics with tide in Visakhapatnam harbour waters, east coast of India
(CSIR-NISCAIR, 1987)Variations in physico-chemical parameters (DO, BOD, NO2, SiO4, PO4 suspended solids, salinity and currents) observed in the waters of main channel of Visakhapatnam Harbour over a tidal cycle in different seasons from ... -
Waste water Discharge and its effect on the Quality of Water of Mahim Creek and Bay
(Indian Association for Limnology and Oceanography, 1980)Coastal environment around Mahim was monitored to evaluate the effects of domestic and industrial waste water discharge in Mahim Creek, Maharashtra, India. Vertical salinity and DO gradient occasionally observed in the ... -
Water Quality of the River Damanganga (Gujarat)
(CSIR-NISCAIR, 1980)Water quality (pH, suspended solids, chlorides, DO, BOD, reactive and total phosphorus, nitrates and boron) of River Damanganga which receives 0.2 mld of industrial waste into its fresh water zone through Pimparia River ...