TABLE OF CONTENTS | ||
Title | i | |
Certification | ii | |
Dedication | iii | |
Acknowledgement | iv | |
Abstract | v | |
Table of Contents | vi | |
List of Tables | vii | |
List of Figures | vii |
CHAPTER ONE
- General Statement 1
- Aims and objectives of the study aera 2
- Location and Accessibility 2
- Drainage 4
- Climate 5
- Vegetation and Topography 6
- Literature review 6
- Materials and Methods 14
- Cleaning of Equipments used 14
- Sample Collection and Perservation 14
- Determination of Electrical Conductivity in water 14
- Determination of pH in water 15
- Determination of TDS (Total dissolve solid) in water. 15
- Determination of total Hardness in water 15
- Determination of Chloride water 15
- Determination of Phenolphlthalein Alkalinity in water 16
- Determination of Sodium in water samples. 17
- Calculation for Sodium Absorption Ratio (SAR) 17
3.16 Calculation for Residual Sodium Bi-carbonate 17
3.15 Calculation for Soluble Sodium Percentage (SSP) 18
- Calculation for Permeability Index (PI) 18
- Calculation for Magnesium Absorption Ratio (MAR) 19
- Calculation for Kelly’s Ratio (KR) 19
CHAPTER FOUR
- Result and Discussion 29
- Result 29
- Discussion 29
- Physical Asessment 29
- Chemical Assessment 34
CHAPTER FIVE | |
5.0 Conclusion | 36 |
5.1 Recommendation | 37 |
5.2 Reference | 38 – 41 |
LIST OF FIGURES
Figure 1. Location and Accessibility of Alaago-Alapoti area of Ogun State 3
Figure 2. Drainage of Alaago-Alapoti area of Ogun State 4
Figure 3. Stratigraphy Map of Eastern Dahomey Basin 8
Figure 4. Comparison of calcium and sodium in Alaago-Alapoti area with SON and WHO standard 31
Figure 5.Bar chart showing the comparison between the concentration of Magnesium, Potassium and Iron in Alaago-Alapoti with SON AND WHO standard. 32
Figure 6. Bar chart of Chloride and Bicarbonate in Alaago-Alapoti water compared with that of SON and WHO standard. 33
LIST OF TABLES
Table 4.1. Physical parameters of H20 of the study 20
Table 4.2: Chemical parameters (cationic and anionic) of the H20 20
Table 4.3: Comparison of Physico-chemical parameters of Alaagowith WHO and SON standard 21
Table 4.4: Parameters from water samples in Alaago area with regard to irrigation water 22
Table 4.7: Physical parameters of H20 of the study Alapoti area 24
Table 4.8: Chemical parameters (cationic and anionic) of the H20 Alapoti area 25
Table 4.9: Comparison of Physico-chemical parameters of Alaago with WHO and SON standardAlapoti area 26
Table 4.11: Parameters from water samples in Alaago area with regard to irrigation water Alapoti area 27-28
CHAPTER ONE
- General Statement
Water is the most abundant substance on earth, the principal constituent of all living things and a major force constantly shaping the surface of the earth. It is also a key factor in air- conditioning of the earth for human existence. Water in lesser quantities is present everywhere, in the soil, sub-soil and bedrock; such water is known as Groundwater.
Water quality depends on the local geology as well as human activities such as sewage disposal, industrial waste product and so on. These contaminants have been found to pose health rick all over the world.
PHYSICO-CHEMICAL CHARACTERISTICS OF UNDERGROUND WATER IN ALAAGO-ALAPOTI AREAS OGUN STATE, SOUTH WESTERN NIGERIA