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Monitoring of toxicants in the surface
water in Poland
Ewa Szalińska
Cracow University of Technology, Poland
curriculum in natural environmental science, 2005
Contents:
• Monitoring of the aquatic environment in Poland• Water quality legislation • Toxicants in legislation acts • Toxicants in monitoring practice • The upper Dunajec watershed as an example of
surface water monitoring• Conclusions
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air, water, waste, soils, radiation, noise, nature,
forests
air, water, waste
ThePolishState
MonitoringSystem
Quality of Environment
Emission
Assessments & Forecasts
The Polish State Monitoring System
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area: 312,000 km2
population: 38,5 millions
Map of Poland
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Surface water monitoring
Diagnostic monitoring
Operational monitoring
Monitoring of water sensitive to eutrophication
Monitoring of water quality in respect of protection fish,
crustaceans and molluscs existence
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The monitoring network for running water quality
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Surface water quality classes
Class I – very good quality
Class II – good quality
Class III – satisfactory quality
Class IV – unsatisfactory quality
Class V – poor quality
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Measured toxicants
Inorganic substances
Metals and metalloids
Organic contaminants
cyanide, fluoride
As, Ba, B, Crtot, Cr+6,Zn, Al, Cd, Mn, Cu, Ni, Pb,
Hg, Se, Fe
phenols, pesticide, mineral oils, anion-active
detergents, PAH
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Permissible levels of selected toxicants
Parameter Unit Surface water
I – V Classes
Fish protection
Chromium
tot
+6
mg L-1
mg L-1
0.05 – 0.10
0.02 – 0.04
-
-
Copper mg L-1 0.02 – 0.10 0.04
Mercury mg L-1 0.0005 – 0.005 -
Pesticides g L-1 0.1 – 5.0 -
PAH g L-1 0.01 – 1.0 -
Oil hydrocarbons mg L-1 - 3
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Map of the upper Dunajec watershed
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The Czorsztyn reservoir
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Localisation of sampling sites in the Czorszyn reservoir watershed
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10152025
94
.01
.02
94
.02
.02
94
.03
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94
.04
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94
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.06
94
.06
.06
94
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94
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94
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94
.10
.08
94
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.08
94
.12
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sampling date
Cl m
g L
-1
24 12 6 4mean 24 mean 12 mean 6 mean 4
Cl concentration (1994) at sampling site 2
Symbols described in the legend: total 24 samples and samples selected for subsets of n =12 , 6, and 4. Horizontal lines show mean
concentration calculated from all 24 samples and the subsets
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0
5
10
15
20
25
24 12 6 4
number of samples
me
an
Cl m
g L
-1
1993 1994 1995 1996 1997
Mean annual Cl concetrations at sampling site 2with the confidence intervals at probability level 0.95.
Means determined from the sets of 4, 6, 12 and 24 samples.
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Date
Individual samples
g L-1
Daily mean
g L-1
Two-hourly
mean
g L-1
November 8, 2001
November 12, 2001
89.2
29.4
5.99
6.27
-
-
December 6, 2001
December 7, 2001
-
-
6.33
6.86
3.39
6.26
Cr concentrations at sampling site 1 in 2001 determined
by the State Monitoring (n=4) and the CUT (n=12)
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Chromium in the Dunajec river
sections
sampling
filtration
method
determination
The State Monitoring
1, 2, 3
once a month
0,45 m
CAdSV
Cr tot, Cr+6
2, 3
4 times a year
non-calibrated filters
FAAS
Cr tot
CUT
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Cr concentrations in the upper Dunajec catchment
Crtot [g/l]
100
50
100
50
CUT The StateMonitoring
nd 9.0 3.0
42.2
2.0
89.2
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0
10
20
30
40
50
60
Jan Mar Apr May Jul Oct Nov Dec
tota
l C
r g
L-1
Sampling site 1 Sampling site 2 Sampling site 3
Total Cr concentrations in the Dunajec river (monthly average) in 2001
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Conclusions:
• Detailed identification of water pollution local problems
• Adaptation of the monitoring programmes to local needs
• Evaluation of the effectiveness of management actions
• Updating the list of toxicants to be monitored (especially organic micro-pollutants)
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References:
Biblioteka Monitoringu Środowiska, Reports on the enviornment status and trends, http://www.pios.gov.pl/
Ministry of the Environment, Ordinances on environmental protection http://www.mos.gov.pl/
The State of Environment in Poland 1996–2001 Report, Warsaw 2003
Szalińska, E. 2001 Jakość powierzchniowych wód płynących w zlewni górnego Dunajca w latach 1995-1998. Gospodarka Wodna, 3, 114-8
Szalińska, E., 2002 Transformation of chromium in the water environment contaminated with tannery wastewater. Monographs of Politechnika Krakowska (CUT), Environmental Engineering issue, 283.
http://www.zzw-niedzica.com.pl
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