An assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new EU Directive 2020/2184

Providing healthy and safe water to consumers is a great challenge and responsibility for water supply companies supplying water intended for consumption. Changing legal requirements oblige them to adapt and possibly expand treatment processes to ensure these requirements. A key aspect of ensuring l...

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Main Authors: Halina Urbańska-Kozłowska, Małgorzata Wolska, Anna Solipiwko-Pieścik
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Published: Elsevier 2025-01-01
Series:Desalination and Water Treatment
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Online Access:http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1944398625000475
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Anna Solipiwko-Pieścik
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description Providing healthy and safe water to consumers is a great challenge and responsibility for water supply companies supplying water intended for consumption. Changing legal requirements oblige them to adapt and possibly expand treatment processes to ensure these requirements. A key aspect of ensuring legal requirements and safe water for consumption to consumers is the identification of pollutants, especially micropollutants in water taken for treatment. The studies included monitoring of micropollutants such as pesticides, perfluorinated acids, microplastics, microcystin, PAHs in surface and infiltration water taken for treatment in water treatment plants WTP1 and WTP2, which are the source of drinking water for one of the agglomerations in Poland. In turn, the analysis of the quality of treated water allowed for the assessment of the effectiveness of conventional water treatment processes from monitored pollutants in the tested treatment systems and the assessment of the risks that the presence of these micropollutants in the tested waters carries.
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spelling doaj-art-e9cc715147d74b4baa8e0cdf1a0d1f1b2025-02-09T05:00:00ZengElsevierDesalination and Water Treatment1944-39862025-01-01321101031An assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new EU Directive 2020/2184Halina Urbańska-Kozłowska0Małgorzata Wolska1Anna Solipiwko-Pieścik2Wroclaw Municipal Water and Sewage Company, Na Grobli 19, Wrocław 50-421, PolandFaculty of Environmental Engineering, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, 27 Wybrzeże Wyspiańskiego st., Wrocław 50-370, Poland; Corresponding author.Faculty of Environmental Engineering, Wroclaw University of Science and Technology, 27 Wybrzeże Wyspiańskiego st., Wrocław 50-370, PolandProviding healthy and safe water to consumers is a great challenge and responsibility for water supply companies supplying water intended for consumption. Changing legal requirements oblige them to adapt and possibly expand treatment processes to ensure these requirements. A key aspect of ensuring legal requirements and safe water for consumption to consumers is the identification of pollutants, especially micropollutants in water taken for treatment. The studies included monitoring of micropollutants such as pesticides, perfluorinated acids, microplastics, microcystin, PAHs in surface and infiltration water taken for treatment in water treatment plants WTP1 and WTP2, which are the source of drinking water for one of the agglomerations in Poland. In turn, the analysis of the quality of treated water allowed for the assessment of the effectiveness of conventional water treatment processes from monitored pollutants in the tested treatment systems and the assessment of the risks that the presence of these micropollutants in the tested waters carries.http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1944398625000475MicropollutantsPesticidesPerfluorinated acidsMicroplasticsMicrocystin
spellingShingle Halina Urbańska-Kozłowska
Małgorzata Wolska
Anna Solipiwko-Pieścik
An assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new EU Directive 2020/2184
Desalination and Water Treatment
Micropollutants
Pesticides
Perfluorinated acids
Microplastics
Microcystin
title An assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new EU Directive 2020/2184
title_full An assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new EU Directive 2020/2184
title_fullStr An assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new EU Directive 2020/2184
title_full_unstemmed An assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new EU Directive 2020/2184
title_short An assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new EU Directive 2020/2184
title_sort assessment of contaminations levels of source and tap water in light of the new eu directive 2020 2184
topic Micropollutants
Pesticides
Perfluorinated acids
Microplastics
Microcystin
url http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S1944398625000475
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