Evaluate the effects dredging on water quality parameters in Imam Khomeini Port

Author:

Azizi Fatemeh1,Savari Ahmad1,Shirali Solmaz1,Safahieh Ali Reza1,ZareDoust Mostafa2

Affiliation:

1. Khorramshahr University of Marine Science and Technology

2. Imam Khomeini Port Authority

Abstract

Abstract Aim: The projected dredging of the Musa Bay apart from its economic potentials was hinged on the following factors: Eutrophication, sedimentation and pollutants. This investigation surveyed the following parameters for surface samples: DO, pH, Conductivity, TDS, Nitrate, Phosphate, BOD, COD and Salinity.Methods: This study 9 points as sampling stations were chosen in Imam Khomeini Port (49˚05ˊ ;30˚25ˊ) that 3 replicates of each station water samples in the dark container for evaluating effects of the dredging was harvested. Water Sampling were collected from Imam Khomeini Port of Musa Bay, at 3 times before (Un-Dredging), during (Fresh-Dredging) and after (Post-Dredging) dredging was repeated.Results and discution: The mean DO value decrease from 3.78 to 2.85. Nutrients and Turbidity value increase during the dredging. Our study suggests that dredging may have potentials damages for aquatic environmental while these changes will improve with time shares.

Publisher

Research Square Platform LLC

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