Please use this identifier to cite or link to this item: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14279/4561
Title: Assessment and usage in agriculture of water from wastewater treatment stations
Authors: Marinova, Svetla 
Torma, Stanislav 
Dimitrov, Peter 
Kathijotes, Nicholas 
metadata.dc.contributor.other: Καθητζιώτης, Νικόλας
Major Field of Science: Natural Sciences;Natural Sciences
Field Category: Earth and Related Environmental Sciences;Earth and Related Environmental Sciences
Keywords: Treated wastewater;Irrigated agriculture;Soil fertility;Treated wastewater;Irrigated agriculture;Soil fertility
Issue Date: 2008
Source: Conference on Water Observation and Information System for Decision Support, 2008, Ohrid, F.Y.R.O.M., 27-31 May
Abstract: There is an increasing shortage of economically effective water sources for irrigation with suitable quality indicators in agricultural regions of Bulgaria and Slovakia because of irregular allocation of water sources. In the same time, numerous stations for biologically treated wastewater were established in both countries. The treated water due to its high content of organic pollution worsens the quality characteristics of the intakes, mostly river streams. The negative water balance of both countries limits the development of the irrigated agriculture. The usage of treated wastewater for irrigation in agricultural fields of villages is an option not only for the intensification of the agriculture but also for the protection of the water flows from pollution, as well. The fundamental goal of this work is development and implementation of a system for assessment and usage in agriculture of the treated water coming from wastewater treatment stations. The objectives are the solutions of specific theoretical and practical tasks, as well as assessment of the treated water effect on products in greenhouses’ experiments, and development and implementation of the system for agro-ecological assessment of the treated water. The system helps solving some environmental and economic problems of the society, which are strongly related to the sustainable agricultural development.
There is an increasing shortage of economically effective water sources for irrigation with suitable quality indicators in agricultural regions of Bulgaria and Slovakia because of irregular allocation of water sources. In the same time, numerous stations for biologically treated wastewater were established in both countries. The treated water due to its high content of organic pollution worsens the quality characteristics of the intakes, mostly river streams. The negative water balance of both countries limits the development of the irrigated agriculture. The usage of treated wastewater for irrigation in agricultural fields of villages is an option not only for the intensification of the agriculture but also for the protection of the water flows from pollution, as well. The fundamental goal of this work is development and implementation of a system for assessment and usage in agriculture of the treated water coming from wastewater treatment stations. The objectives are the solutions of specific theoretical and practical tasks, as well as assessment of the treated water effect on products in greenhouses’ experiments, and development and implementation of the system for agro-ecological assessment of the treated water. The system helps solving some environmental and economic problems of the society, which are strongly related to the sustainable agricultural development.
URI: https://hdl.handle.net/20.500.14279/4561
Type: Conference Papers
Affiliation : Nikola Poushkarov Institute of Soil Science 
Soil Science and Conservation Research Institute 
Cyprus University of Technology 
Institute of Land Reclamation and Agricultural Mechanization 
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