Physical, Chemical, and Biological Water Quality Characteristics of Buyan Lake and Tamblingan Lake

Sukmawati, Ni Made Hegard

doi:10.22225/wmj.5.1.1793.8-15

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“…Some other Coliforms that should be avoided are Salmonella Typhi which triggers typhoid fever (typhoid). When these bacteria enter through the mouth and spread in the body, this can lead to digestive disorder characterized by symptoms such as fever, headache, abdominal pain, and decreased appetite (Sukmawati 2020). Water Quality is a quality characteristic needed for human survival.…”

Section: Biologicalmentioning

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Efforts To Improve Clean Water Quality To Support Community Health

Anatolia S.M. Exposto,

Nahak Lino,

A.C. Quim

et al. 2021

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Water is a fundamental part for every human being to survive and maintain his health, and therefore must also be seen as a major element in the fulfillment of the right to a decent standard of living. Water is the source of life for living things, especially humans, which develop with various kinds of basic human needs. Water is a primary need that is needed for daily needs such as drinking, cooking, bathing to industrial processing needs so that the function of water is not only limited to carrying out economic functions, but also as a social and cultural function. The water sector is getting significant attention. Therefore, the goal of Sustainable Development Goals 6thensures the availability and sustainable management of clean water and sanitation for all. In order to achieve the goal of clean water and proper sanitation by 2030. This article uses a Systematic review based on Preferred Reporting Items for Systematic Review & Meta-Analysis (PRISMA) in order to identify all published literature (2011-2021) using relevant keywords. The literature collected is sourced from databases from Google, Google Scholar, PubMed, Emerald Insight, DOAJ. A total of 70 pieces of literature were collected, after screening based on inclusion and exclusion criteria, there were 7 articles that would be analyzed further. After the literature is collected and analyzed, it can be found that clean water is one of the main elements in human life which is an integral part of all humans. Living things cannot live if there is no water, so water is needed to maintain the survival of living things. Water in the human body is very useful for filling fluids in the body by drinking water. In addition to thirst quencher and other main benefits of water for the body, water also has other benefits that are needed to support life. To get clean water, it must meet the requirements of 3 main parameters, namely the requirements, physical, chemical requirements, and bacteriological requirements. Clean water is very important for human life, but water quality must be maintained so that water does not endanger public health. By using clean water we can avoid diseases such as diarrhea, cholera, dysentery, typhoid, intestinal worms, skin diseases to poisoning. Clean water must meet 3 main parameters, namely; physical requirements, chemical requirements, and bacteriological requirements

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Section: Biologicalmentioning

confidence: 99%

Efforts To Improve Clean Water Quality To Support Community Health

Anatolia S.M. Exposto,

Nahak Lino,

A.C. Quim

et al. 2021

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“…Mushtaq (17) analysed the water quality data of Dal Lake, Kashmir in 2005 and 2015 using NSF-WQI method and found that high pollution level and bad quality of water. Sukmawati and Rusni (18) analysed the water quality data of Beratan Lake, Indonesia and found that the water quality of the lake is good and also suggested that NFS-WQI method, is best method to provide overall information. Bouhezila (19) analysed the water quality data of Réghaïa lake, Algeria, using various WQI methods and found that the water quality of lake is poor and unsuitable for irrigation purpose.…”

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Water Quality Assessment for Sustainable Environmental Management

2022

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Access to clean water, proper sanitation and hygiene is a human right therefore clean water and proper sanitation management is a key foundation for achieving sustainable development. Hussainsagar and Himayathsagar are the important lakes of twin cities, Secunderabad and Hyderabad, India. The water of these lakes was used for drinking and irrigation purposes in the past. In this paper physicochemical parameters of both the lakes were analysed for post-monsoon, monsoon and pre-monsoon for the year 2020, were used to determine the status of water quality based on CCME and NSF methods. The WQI of Hussainsagar and Himayathsagar based on CCME-WQI method 44.83 and 87.71 indicating poor and good water quality respectively. Whereas the results of NSF-WQI indicate poor and moderate water quality for Hussainsagar and Himayathsagar respectively. The average value SAR for Hussainsagar and Himayathsagar are 23.08 and 7.32, representing poor/doubtful and excellent for irrigation respectively. Sodium percentage of the lakes indicate that water is safe for irrigation.

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Religious activities and their impacts on the surface sediments of two lakes in Bali, Indonesia: A case study from Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan

Suandayani,

Harlianti,

Fajar

et al. 2023

Elem Sci Anth

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Industrial and agricultural activities, as well as settlements, have changed many lacustrine environments, as recorded in lake sediments. In this study, concentrations of trace metals and rare earth elements (REEs), along with the mass-specific magnetic susceptibility measured at low frequency (470 Hz), termed χLF, were used to elucidate the anthropogenic impacts related to religious activities in 2 lakes (Buyan and Tamblingan) on Bali Island, Indonesia. The predominantly Hindu populations of Bali are known to hold various religious activities in puras, or Balinese temples, in these lakes. There are 8 puras in Lake Tamblingan and only 3 puras in Lake Buyan. In these religious activities, offerings, which might include metallic objects, were thrown into the lakes. Measurements on surface sediments from 20 locations in Lake Buyan and 16 locations in Lake Tamblingan show that χLF values and concentrations of trace metals and REEs are higher in the sediments of Lake Tamblingan compared to those of Lake Buyan, except for concentrations of SiO2 and Gd. The average χLF value of Tamblingan’s samples is 492.6 (±282.4) × 10−8 m3/kg, while that of Buyan’s samples is 372.0 (±246.6) × 10−8 m3/kg. The average concentrations of Fe and Al in Tamblingan’s samples are 5.934 and 4.941 (in % weight), respectively, while those of Buyan’s samples are 4.445 and 3.434 (in % weight), respectively. The average concentrations of Ce and Nd in Tamblingan’s samples are 2.066 and 1.494 (in ppm), respectively, while those in Buyan’s samples are 1.423 and 1.105 (in ppm), respectively. Concentrations of trace metals and REEs, as well as χLF, are higher in locations close to the puras around the lakes. For instance, the χLF of location T11 near Pura Dalem Tamblingan is 975.9 (±99.3) × 10−8 m3/kg, while the concentrations of Fe and Al in this location are 9.790 and 14.090 (in % weight). Furthermore, the Ce and Nd concentrations in T11 are 3.635 and 2.443 ppm, respectively. Based on these results, we can say that the surface sediments of Lakes Buyan and Tamblingan have been changed by human activities, mostly religious ones.

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Physical, Chemical, and Biological Water Quality Characteristics of Buyan Lake and Tamblingan Lake

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Efforts To Improve Clean Water Quality To Support Community Health

Efforts To Improve Clean Water Quality To Support Community Health

Water Quality Assessment for Sustainable Environmental Management

Religious activities and their impacts on the surface sediments of two lakes in Bali, Indonesia: A case study from Lake Buyan and Lake Tamblingan

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