The object of the research is technogenically transformed aquatic ecosystem which helps to develop water protection measures and ensure the ecological safety of technogenically conditioned ecosystems of rivers passing through urban areas within aviation repair facilities. The conceptual model of aquatic ecosystem consists of the Nyvka and Irpin rivers, both aquatic ecosystems belong to the Dnieper basin, and the permanent trophic connection makes it possible to consider them as the conceptual majority of interconnected constituents. The aim of the work: to study main features of the formation of technogenically conditioned water ecosystems of small and medium rivers due to anthropogenic influence of the aviation repair facilities. Methods: were used a biotesting method, a method of the complex water quality assessment, a substrate biological transformation model based on the law of non-linear mathematical model of Mono and Michaelis-Menten. The technogenic impact index for every pollutant was calculated. Results: it was found the content of heavy metals, oil products, nitrogen, nitrite nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen in the surface water of the Nyvka and Irpin rivers. Investigated samples of the Nyvka water were of V water quality class and the Irpin water was of I V water quality class. The hydrochemical analyze of the Irpin river has shown that limitation factors affecting the water quality, cause the disturbance of the self-remediation ability of the water ecosystem. Was shown changes of contaminant concentration in the Irpin River current. Discussions: obtained results of the modeling of the Irpin water self-remediation from contaminants are represented that the constant for contamination agents such as nitrogen, nitrite nitrogen, nitrate nitrogen and Cu2+ have negative values. The predominating negative values indicate, that in the aquatic environment self-remediation processes have not time to occur, as water is being very active contaminated from the mowings, neighboring agricultural lands.
THE STUDY OF TECHNOGENICALLY TRANSFORMED WATER ECOSYSTEMS WITHIN AVIATION FACILITIES OPERATION AREA
2018
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