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Hydraulic structures and quality of water as a biotope in ecosystem
2001
Batinic, B. | Jovanovic, B. (Univerzitet u Beogradu, Beograd (Yugoslavia). Gradjevinski fakultet)
This paper points out the role and significance of civil engineering in dealing with the problems related to the water environment. Examples presented consider hydraulic structures and their impact on the aeration level in the watercourse. Aeration and reaeration have the most important effect on the oxygen water quality parameters and therefore on the entire living world in the particular ecosystem.
Show more [+] Less [-]The oxygen balance of the Crnojevica river water [Montenegro, Yugoslavia]
2001
Djuraskovic, P. | Tomic, N. (Republicki hidrometeoroloski zavod, Podgorica (Yugoslavia))
The balance of production and respiration processes in water of Crnojevica river (Montenegro, Yugoslavia) has been estimate, over the estimate correlation between significant parameters of water quality (BOD, % saturation of O2, pH). Correlation between these parameters is established. The balances exist in stationary conditions. But, impact of precipitation is disturbing this state. The hydrodynamic conditions at underground flow and wastewater effluent from the town Cetinje area, has been influence for it, too. The data are referring to small and middle water state.
Show more [+] Less [-]Water quality standards and properties of bottling and mineral waters
2001
Stojiljkovic, D. (Poljoprivredni fakultet, Novi Sad (Yugoslavia). Institut za uredjenje voda)
Water quality is a main precondition for use in water supply and bottling. In this paper, a review of Yugoslavian standard referring to maximum allowed concentration of some components, as well as a review of some components contents in prohibited concentrations in Yugoslav and foreign bottling drinking and mineral waters are presented.
Show more [+] Less [-]Ecological investigations of the Montenegrin coastal sea [Adriatic sea, Montenegro, Yugoslavia] throughout summer, 2000
2001
Regner, D. | Vuksanovic, N. | Stjepcevic, B. | Dutina, M. (Institut za biologiju mora, Kotor (Yugoslavia))
Some indicators of coastal water pollution in the municipality of Ulcinj [Adriatic sea, Montenegro, Yugoslavia]
2001
Stjepcevic, B. (Institut za biologiju mora, Kotor (Yugoslavia)) | Ivanovic, A. (Javno preduzece za upravljanje morskim dobrom Crne Gore, Budva (Yugoslavia))
Autochthonous and alochthonous fish species in lake Ohrid and its catchement area [The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia]
2001
Talevski, T. (Hidrobioloski zavod, Ohrid (The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia))
In this paper are presented autochthonous and all other alochthonous famous fishes in Lake Ohrid and its catchement area (The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia). Introduction of new species in lakes and rivers in the Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia is prohibited, especially in Lake Ohrid and catchement area. The most probable period and possible way of introduction are presented and the reason of that introduction, as well. It is necessary, in the future, more attention to be paid on Lake Ohrid protection from introduction of new species, which may cause big changes in Lake Ohrid dynamics.
Show more [+] Less [-][Wastewater purification efficiency appreciation using a rapid microbiological test]
2001
Tibru, I. | Nichita, I. | Savescu, E. | Mircov, V.D. (Facultatea de Medicina Veterinara, Timisoara (Romania))
The surface water quality preservation is dependent on the used technology of wastewater purification, waters that are thrown in natural streams and on the used methods for the purification efficiency evaluation. The field microbiological test (FMT) is made of a concentrated culture medium that allows the evidencing of enterobacteria below values of 100/cubic cm, therefore it was used for sanitary ranking of treated wastewaters at the sewage treatment plant of Timisoara (Romania). We noted a 100% correlation between FMT and the official coliform bacteria test.
Show more [+] Less [-]Oligochaeta community of "Kapetanski rit" fish pond [Serbia, Yugoslavia]
2001
Mrkic, B. | Dulic, S. (Zavod za zastitu zdravlja, Subotica (Yugoslavia))
During the period May - September 2000, the structure of quality and quantity of Oligochaeta community was investigated on three locations of "Kapetanski rit" fish pond (Serbia, Yugoslavia). At same time were determined some physical and chemical parameters of water temperature, pH value and concentration of dissolved oxygen. In that period of time, the location of Divlje jezero there was no presence of Oligochaeta community. The location of Novo jezero was characterized by 6 species from two families - Naididae and Tubificidae, and the location of Veliko jezero was characterized by only three species. The results from Veliko and Novo jezero show differences in proportional presence and quantity characteristics.
Show more [+] Less [-]Some of trace elements in the water of Bokakotorska Bay [Adriatic sea, Montenegro, Yugoslavia]
2001
Joksimovic, D. | Kljajic, Z. | Filipovic, S. (Univerzitet Crne Gore, Kotor (Yugoslavia). Institut za biologiju mora)
In this work, we were investigated level and source of trace elements in industrial and sea waters in Bokakotorska Bay (Adriatic sea, Montenegro, Yugoslavia). The ranges concentration in (microgram/cubic dm) in seawater are as follows: Hg (0.1-0.4); As (0.1-0.9); Pb (2.3-10.0); Zn (3.0-12.0); Cu (2.3-8.4); Cr (0.8-3.0); Cd (0.1-1.0); Ni (0.9-3.0); Mn (0.2-0.5). The average levels of trace elements in the samples collected from industrial effluents of factory ILK were 110 - 16500 times higher than concentrations of trace elements in other industrial effluents.
Show more [+] Less [-][Monitoring the decontamination degree of the slurry using the alternative aerobic and anaerobic fermentations]
2001
Tibru, I. | Nichita, I. | Savescu, E. | Mircov, V.D. (Facultatea de Medicina Veterinara, Timisoara (Romania))
This paper presents the results obtained after an alternative treatment (aerobic and anaerobic) of the animal slurry. We discussed only about the problems related to the effects of denitrification and dephosphatation on coliform bacteria. We noticed a good decontamination of the slurry using alternatively the two procedures. To determine the decontamination degree we used the classical multiple tubes method. The same samples were examined through the field microbiological test (FMT) adding Kovacs reagent. There is a concordance between the coliform bacteria determined through the classical method and the number determined through FMT to which the Kovacs reagent adding increases the sensitivity degree.
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