2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.ejsobi.2009.06.002
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Impact assessment of soils treated with refinery effluent

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“…Rajesh et al (2009) found an increase in soil pH (7.90 to 8.07) when applying oil-refinery effluent at various time intervals; according to the authors, this result was due to the alkaline characteristics of the effluent and the high concentrations of soluble salts. In evaluating the effect on the soil of applications of wastewater from pig farming, Cabral et al (2011) found no significant variation in pH values at the applied effluent doses; results which were confirmed by Maggi et al (2013).…”
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confidence: 88%
“…Rajesh et al (2009) found an increase in soil pH (7.90 to 8.07) when applying oil-refinery effluent at various time intervals; according to the authors, this result was due to the alkaline characteristics of the effluent and the high concentrations of soluble salts. In evaluating the effect on the soil of applications of wastewater from pig farming, Cabral et al (2011) found no significant variation in pH values at the applied effluent doses; results which were confirmed by Maggi et al (2013).…”
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confidence: 88%
“…Such uses are on the increase because the effluent contaminated waste water is a free and good source of organic matter as well as plant food nutrient, variable and cheap option for disposal. As a consequence, the use of waste water and other industrial effluents for irrigating agricultural lands is on the rise particularly in peri-urban areas of developing countries (Rajesh et al, 2009;Sing et al, 2010;Arienzo et al, 2009). Long term sustenance of soil fertility of effluent irrigated soils is attributed to the presence of N, P and K in significant quantities in these effluents.…”
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confidence: 99%
“…efluentes de destilaria, os autores atribuem este resultado ao alto poder tampão do solo em que os trabalhos foram realizados. Rajesh et al (2009) verificaram um aumento no pH do solo (7,90 para 8,07) ao aplicarem efluente de refinaria de petróleo durante vários intervalos de tempos. Segundo os autores, esse resultado se deu pelo efluente apresentar característica alcalina e altas concentrações de sais solúveis.…”
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