Matthies, K.

Obst, U.

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KIT – University of the State of Baden-Wuerttemberg and National Research Center of the Helmholtz Association R1 R2 R3 R4 R BP1 R BP3 R BP4 R BP2 R9 R6 R7 R8 R5 Kaligoro Development of a water quality monitoring for the  distribution system Bribin (District Gunung Kidul) Kerstin Matthies, Ursula Obst Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Institute of Functional Interfaces, Department of Microbiology of Natural and Technical Surfaces, Germany Introduction Appropriate methods Conclusion and Outlook Aims karst    tropics water shortages  during dry season  no water treatment, no water quality monitoring  dilapidated water distribution system  water highly contaminated with fecal bacteria consumers boil water to avoid illness barely sustainable development and implementation of a water quality monitoring system        serves as a base for development of  appropriate and sustainable treatment concepts    physiochemical analysis  temperature, pH, O2, conductivity, turbidity   microbiological analysis  ColiLert-System (quantitative detection of  total coliform bacteria and E.coli )   molecular biological analysis  PCR and population analysis Results and Discussion   coliforms in each sampling site   dry season: increase of bacterial count within distribution system (see figure 1)    results from dilapidated and heated pipelines   wet season: coliform contamination much higher (see figure 2)   results from high input of bacteria and  poor filtration capacity of karst underground  water highly contaminated with fecal bacteria during dry and wet season Figure 1: Total coliform data, October 2009 Figure 2: Total coliform data, March 2010 map: http://www.iwrm-indonesien.de/    pipelines have to be renovated   monitoring has to be established   hygienisation of water near to customer ColiLert- Analysis Sampling at a reservoir Dilapidated pipeline map:  distribution network Bribin 05001000150020002500R2 R3 R4 BP1 BP3 R5 R6 R9 BP4 R8Reservoirs sorted by distance from R1Total Coliforms [CFU/100 ml]0500010000150002000025000300003500040000R2 R3 R4 BP1 BP3 R5 R6 R9 BP4 R8Reservoirs sorted by distance from R1Total Coliforms [CFU/100 ml]2.000 CFU/100 ml 35.000 CFU/100 ml 

Development of a water quality monitoring for the distribution system Bribin (district Gunung Kidul)

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Development of a water quality monitoring for the distribution system Bribin (district Gunung Kidul)

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