Hydrochemical Facies Description to Assess the Water Quality of Habbaniya Lake, Iraq

Al-Kubaisi, Mahmood H. D.

doi:10.46717/igj.53.2f.7ms-2020-12-30

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“…Habbaniya Lake is situated in Anbar Governorate to the south of Ramadi city, adjacent to the village of Al-Angoor. This lake is fed by the Euphrates River and has 2 water outlets which are the Majara canal and the Theban canal [21]. Geographically the Habbaniya Lake is located between longitudes of 43˚19ʹ40.6ʺ-43˚36ʹ34.4ʺ E and latitudes of 33˚10ʹ37.7ʺ -33˚22ʹ20.8ʺ N occupies about 364 km 2 , with a mean elevation of 44m above sea level Figure 1.…”

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Application of GIS Technique to Assess the Habbaniya Lake Water for Human Consumption

Al-Kubaisi¹,

Al-Kubaisi²,

Al-Saady³

et al. 2022

JUAPS

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Geographic Information System (GIS) technique was used in this study to produce a Water Quality Ind water of Habbaniya Lake for drinking purposes. Sixteen samples of fresh surface water were collecte physiochemical parameters of the WQI. These parameters include Total Dissolved Solids, pH, Cal Potassium, Chloride, Sulfate, and Nitrates. The result of these parameters has been transferred to the water quality database and map of spatial distribution for each parameter using the inverse distance w results of these parameters were also used to calculate irrigation water quality index values, and transfe the production of the water quality index map. The spatial distribution index of drinking water in Ha this map. It shows that WQI for all water samples is within the second category (50-100) except (S 5 category (<50). The short-scope of WQI indicates that the water quality of Habbaniya Lake has bee water quality that fluctuated from excellent water to good water for human drinking. It shows also t Habbaniya Lake waters is more appropriate for drinking since the Al-Warar Canal drains in this part, from the Euphrates River.

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Application of GIS Technique to Assess the Habbaniya Lake Water for Human Consumption

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Al-Saady³

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“…WQI is a mathematical instrument used to converting large quantities of water quality data into single number which represents water quality level. The WQI gives a general idea of water problems in any area, so it is considered is a primary indicator of water quality (Al-Kubaisi, 2020). In this study chemical parameters TDS, pH, Calcium, Sodium, Magnesium, Potassium, Sulfate, Chloride and Nitrate ions have been used for assessment of groundwater suitability for drinking purposes to develop WQI model.…”

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Hydrochemical Evaluation of Groundwater in Al-Khasfa Area within Haditha, Western Iraq

Al-Sumaidai

Al-Kubaisi

2021

IGJ

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The main aim of the research is to study the groundwater quality in Al-Khasfa area within Haditha district, western Iraq. To assess the groundwater, eighteen groundwater samples in the study area were collected and analyzed for major cations and anions. Results indicated that groundwater samples in the study area are between neutral and light alkaline, slightly brackish, and highly mineralized. The hydrochemical formula of the groundwater samples indicates the Ca-SO4 type dominance, except wells number 16 and 17 were of Ca-Cl water type. According to Piper diagram, the type of water is Earth-Alkaline waters. All groundwater samples are unsuitable for human drinking, industrial, and building uses, but it is suitable for livestock. For irrigation purposes, it is characterized by no Mg-harmful, good with SAR, Na%, RSC, and PI but unsuitable for salinity hazard due to very high salinity. The Water Quality Index for Euphrates aquifer in the study area in both periods are poor water for human drinking, except W-1 in dry period indicate very poor water and W-6, W-7, W-8, W-13, W-14, W-15, W-16 in wet period indicate good water.

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“…Many researchers in modern years used IWQI as a method for controlling the quality of groundwater like [6], [7], and [8]. In addition to researchers concerned with environmental studies and biological studies to assess Habbaniya lake [9]; [11]; [12]; [13]. The study aims to determine whether the water quality is suitable for irrigation, using (IWQI) and the RockWare-16 software to display this index's spatial dispersion.…”

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Evaluation of Irrigation Water Quality Index (IWQI) for Habbaniya Lake in Anbar Governorate, Iraq

Al-Kubaisi

Al-Salmani²,

Mohammad³

et al. 2022

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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A study was conducted to estimate the Irrigation Water Quality Index (IWQI) for Habbaniya Lake in central Iraq for irrigation purposes. The samples were taken at sixteen stations in October 2019. Studied samples were examined for ten Physico-chemical parameters Hydrogen Number (pH), Electrical Conductivity (EC), Temperature (T °C), Total Dissolved Solids (TDS), Total Hardness (T.H.), Turbidity (NTU), Sodium Absorption Ratio (SAR), Na+, Cl−, and HCO3 −. The results showed that 68.75% of the study water samples fall within the low restriction category (LR) irrigation water in eleven stations (which is dominant in all parts) and 25% of the search region falls under the no restriction category (NR) irrigation water in four stations (which is dominant in the northwestern part at station 5-8). Meanwhile, a small part of the study area represents 6.25% of the water samples is classified as a moderate restriction (MR) irrigation water in one station (in the central part). Accordingly, these categories are suitable to use only with the soil having low to moderate permeability with a plant of some kind for specified tolerance of moderate salts content. The IWQI is homogeneous and suitable for irrigation in all parts, especially the northwestern part which represents the entrance waters through Warar Canal that fed principally from the Euphrates River.

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Hydrochemical Facies Description to Assess the Water Quality of Habbaniya Lake, Iraq

Cited by 13 publications

References 9 publications

Application of GIS Technique to Assess the Habbaniya Lake Water for Human Consumption

Application of GIS Technique to Assess the Habbaniya Lake Water for Human Consumption

Hydrochemical Evaluation of Groundwater in Al-Khasfa Area within Haditha, Western Iraq

Evaluation of Irrigation Water Quality Index (IWQI) for Habbaniya Lake in Anbar Governorate, Iraq

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