Felipe Bagattoli, M. P. Serbent, Guilherme Censi, Suyanne Angie Lunelli Bachmann
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摘要
Bagattoli, F. 1, Serbent, mp . 2*, Censi, G. 3。与巴赫曼。S.A.L 4(2018)。总统的评估Getúlio瀑布沐浴条件-圣卡塔琳娜州,巴西。布拉兹。j . Aquat。科学。抛光工艺,22(1)。eISSN 1983 - 9057。DOI: 11139/ bjast.v22n1。没有适当规划的人类活动会损害水体的各种用途,其中包括娱乐用途,从而导致水体退化。位于巴西圣卡塔琳娜州Alto Vale do Itajaí地区的Presidente Getúlio区有几个瀑布,可以作为娱乐环境。然而,缺乏对这些地区的环境质量进行评估的研究。本研究的目的是根据巴西法律制定的沐浴标准,评估总统Getúlio四个瀑布的沐浴条件。水质评价的指示性参数为大肠杆菌、pH、溶解氧、温度、浊度和生化需氧量。结果表明,由于各种污染源(牲畜粪便)和其他污染源(未经处理的生活污水)的污染,瀑布的初级接触游憩条件不适宜。由于传染性微生物的存在,这些娱乐水体的粪便污染可导致健康问题。
ASSESSMENT OF PRESIDENTE GETÚLIO WATERFALLS BATHING CONDITIONS – SANTA CATARINA STATE, BRAZIL
Bagattoli, F. 1 , Serbent, M.P. 2* , Censi, G. 3. & Bachmann. S.A.L 4 (2018). Assessment of Presidente Getúlio waterfalls bathing conditions - Santa Catarina State, Brazil. Braz. J. Aquat. Sci. Technol. 22(1). eISSN 1983-9057. DOI: 11139/ bjast.v22n1. Human actions without proper planning can result in degradation of water bodies by compromising their varied uses, and among them, their recreational use. The district of Presidente Getúlio, in the Alto Vale do Itajaí region, Santa Catarina State, Brazil, has several waterfalls that serve as recreation environments. However, there is a lack of studies to assess the environmental quality of these areas. The objective of this study was to evaluate the bathing conditions of four waterfalls in Presidente Getúlio according to the bathing criteria established by Brazilian law. The indicative parameters of water quality evaluated were Escherichia coli , pH, dissolved oxygen, temperature, turbidity and biochemical oxygen demand. The results indicate that the waterfalls have improper conditions of primary contact recreation due to pollution from various sources (fecal matter from livestock activities) and other sources (untreated domestic sewage). Fecal pollution of these recreational water bodies can lead to health problems due to the presence of infectious microorganisms.