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Hydrobiological Investigations of the Water Quality of the Water Supply Reservoirs Husinec and Římov

✍ Scribed by Porcalová, P.

Publisher
John Wiley and Sons
Year
1985
Tongue
English
Weight
281 KB
Volume
13
Category
Article
ISSN
0323-4320

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✦ Synopsis

The two eutrophicated reservoirs Husinec (2.6 km3, 35 ha, zmax 18 m, MQ 1.87 m3/s) and fiimov (34.5 hm3, 216 ha, zmay 44 m, MQ 4.14 1n3/s) show concentrations of total phosphorus of 10 . . . 50 mg/mj end chlorophyll contents of 7 . . . 36 mg/n13 in the summer season. For both reservoirs a good correlation exists between the chlorophyll concentration and the density of the phytoplankton (20 . 103 . . . 13 . 106 ind./l). With average concentrations of 1 0 . . .20 nigirn3

chlorophyll a in summer, the water can be treated for producing drinking water only at a higher expenditure. The water quality will be improved by a reduction of the phosphorus load.

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