The impact of plant residues Pepsi Kufa in soil and water pollution

Saleh Al-Asadi, Kefah; Majid Al-Muthafar, Safaa

	The impact of plant residues Pepsi Kufa in soil and water pollution
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Article 9, Volume 14, Issue 83, 2018, Pages 162-182 PDF (0 K)
Authors
Kefah Saleh Al-Asadi; Safaa Majid Al-Muthafar
Abstract
Pollution is environmental phenomena that took a great part of the attention of researchers, health institutions and governments around the world since the second half of the twentieth century, in particular the developed countries. The problem of pollution of the most pressing environmental problems that began to take dimensions of environmental, economic and social problems, especially after the industrial revolution in Europe and the massive industrial expansion and backed by modern technology. Pollution in general know that it is a change in the environment surrounding the living human-induced and daily activities leading to the emergence of some materials that do not fit with the place where the organism and lead to Achtlalh. Known as the pollution of the soil as any physical or chemical change causes the change in use and unable to make it worthwhile exploitation without treatment. While water pollution is known to all that enter the body of water the effect of human-induced change leads to physical and chemical characteristics and the disruption of the natural balance in the cluster and is thus detrimental to human beings and living organisms. The research study and analysis of plant residues before Pepsi Kufa to the environment in order to know the elements put forward by the plant and the contaminated soil and water together. Pepsi factory is located in the area Abbasid Kufa Kufa and eliminate those who oppose through Najaf - Babylon and the Euphrates River (Shatt Al-Abbasid) and Mbzl Gobain. The study relied on the collection and analysis (6) samples of water (3) of them during the summer season, and (3) of them during the winter season, from liquid waste before the plant is Alambzl near the plant and the GOES him and the Shatt al-Abbasid nearby. As the study relied on the collection and analysis (4) samples of soil (2), including during the summer season and (2), including during the winter season, from those affected Paljhat raised from the plant and others farther away. The findings of this study that the Pepsi plant poses Kufa effluents and other solid lead to contamination of soil and water contaminated with different elements.
Keywords
The impact of plant residues Pepsi Kufa; in soil and water pollution

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