Development of technology for reuse of collector trench waters

It is known that water in nature has the property of self-purification. But by our century, the level of water pollution exceeded the norm. As a result, water could not completely eliminate the contaminants contained in its composition. This also defines the problem of solving on self-purification o...

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Published in:E3S web of conferences 2023-01, Vol.365, p.3031
Main Authors: Samiev, Luqmon, Qurbanov, Holmurod, Xusanova, Jamila, Mamatova, Dilnoza, Djalilov, Sirojiddin, Jalilova, Khumora
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Contaminants
Desalination
Dissolved salts
Groundwater
Groundwater irrigation
Groundwater treatment
Gypsum
Irrigation
Irrigation water
Magnesium
Quality control
Reuse
Rural areas
Self-purification
Technology
Water hardness
Water pollution
Water purification
Water quality
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Summary:It is known that water in nature has the property of self-purification. But by our century, the level of water pollution exceeded the norm. As a result, water could not completely eliminate the contaminants contained in its composition. This also defines the problem of solving on self-purification of water. There are various ways to control the quality of water, from which it is possible to list the following: reduce the number of dissolved salts contained in the water or dilute the water, reduce the hardness of the water, reduce the amount of iron contained in it, reduce the number of floating substances hanging in the water, etc. Therefore, in this proposed method, salt underground water sources are used, and the problems of water for use in rural areas, farms, and similar enterprises have been solved. The degree of desalination depends on the content of water. Magnesium cation water is sufficient to separate the gypsum compounds, which are found to be unfavorable for this method. This requires a method and technology that will distinguish only these salts from water. In this article, the process of adding irrigation water to groundwater, treating it, and reusing it for irrigation has been implemented. An experiment was conducted using Faraday's law. The experiment was mainly to remove unwanted salt content from the water through plates and check the quality of the water. As a result, the excess amount of salt in the water was removed, and it was reused and used for irrigation.
ISSN:2267-1242
2555-0403
2267-1242
DOI:10.1051/e3sconf/202336503031