2013
DOI: 10.12944/cwe.8.1.13
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Physico Chemical Assesment of Groundwater in Indore City

Abstract: The present work deals with the assessment of the ground water of some selected area of the Indore city. The investigation was carried out in the month of March and April-2012. The sites were selected to cover the Indore city including residential, commercial, industrial and agriculture area. Various parameters were studied andcompared with the IS specification. Some parameters have been foundundesirable in some location, mainly KabirKhedi and Pologround area which need proper attention. Rest of the sample are… Show more

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“…harmful pathogens). [ 3 4 ] Coliform bacteria levels were shown to be increased in the Khan river after sewage contamination Figure 3 . Microenvironments of concern: Outdoor bathing (organized); sections of rivers used for recreational purposes; during sewage overflow, homes and streets are of concern, especially for those who live in slums near a river, and all those who use the public water supply.…”
Section: Q Uantitative R Isk a mentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…harmful pathogens). [ 3 4 ] Coliform bacteria levels were shown to be increased in the Khan river after sewage contamination Figure 3 . Microenvironments of concern: Outdoor bathing (organized); sections of rivers used for recreational purposes; during sewage overflow, homes and streets are of concern, especially for those who live in slums near a river, and all those who use the public water supply.…”
Section: Q Uantitative R Isk a mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…harmful pathogens). [ 3 4 ] Coliform bacteria levels were shown to be increased in the Khan river after sewage contamination Figure 3 .…”
Section: Q Uantitative R Isk a mentioning
confidence: 99%