Open AccessAktywność Składników Chemicznych Gleby Lekkiej i Ciężkiej w Syrii po Zastosowaniu Miejskich Osadów Ściekowych z Deir ez Zor / The Activity of Chemical Components of Light and Heavy Soil in Syria After Use of Municipal Sewage Sludge from Deir Ez Zor City
Author(s) -
Teresa Wojcieszczuk,
Othman Hammal,
Ryszard Malinowski,
Marta Wojcieszczuk,
Łukasz Chorągwicki
Publication year - 2012
Publication title -
roczniki gleboznawcze/soil science annual
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2300-4967
pISSN - 0080-3642
DOI - 10.2478/v10239-012-0032-1
Subject(s) - sewage sludge , sewage , soil water , heavy metals , salinity , chemistry , environmental chemistry , environmental science , environmental engineering , soil science , ecology , biology
In the bi-factor experience (I-st factor . municipal sewage sludge dose: I . 0; II . 10; III . 20; IV . 30 t×ha.1; II . nd factor . texture: A . light soil, B . heavy soil) was examined for the influence of municipal sewage sludge from Deir the Ez the Zor City in Syria on solubility of chemical components in water, in the conditions of Syria climate. The results of conducted investigations did not prove in appointed proprieties a positive change of light and heavy soil. The salinity of soil grew independently from applied dose sewage sludge, it did not change significantly the organic carbon amount, but concentration and dissolubility, for example Zn, Pb and Na, in both soils grew.