Li Qiujuan, Wang Donghai, Zheng Jiangang, Xie Lili, Guo Guizhou. Quality of Water from Rural Centralized Water Supply in Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone in Jiangxi Province in 2012J. Journal of Environmental Hygiene, 2014, 4(3): 247-253.
    Citation: Li Qiujuan, Wang Donghai, Zheng Jiangang, Xie Lili, Guo Guizhou. Quality of Water from Rural Centralized Water Supply in Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone in Jiangxi Province in 2012J. Journal of Environmental Hygiene, 2014, 4(3): 247-253.

    Quality of Water from Rural Centralized Water Supply in Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone in Jiangxi Province in 2012

    • Objectives To understand the water quality and hygienic status of rural centralized water supply in Poyang lake ecological economic zone in Jiangxi province in 2012.
      Methods A field survey was conducted in 882 rural centralized water supplies of 18 counties in Poyang lake ecological Economic zone by filling an unified investigation form. A total of 3 528 water samples were tested according to the standard examination methods for drinking water (GB/T 5750-2006).
      Results The population coverage of rural centralized water supplies in 18 counties of Poyang lake ecological economic zone was 36.80% in 2012, while it was 32.46% in 2011 and 23.92% in 2010, with an upward trend year by year. Among 3 528 water samples, 35.71% was from surface water and 64.29% from ground water. The centrally supplied water treated by full or part processing accounted for 60.09%. The qualified rate was 47.68% in the comprehensive evaluation of centralized water supplies. The qualified rate was higher in treated water from the outlet of water factories (47.68%) than pipe water (43.08%). The qualified rate during the wet and dry period was 46.77% and 43.99%, respectively. Among the items tested in laboratories, the qualified rate of total coliform bacteria was the lowest, which was 59.86% in the treated water and 54.99% in the tap water, 59.07% in the wet period and 55.78% in the dry period.
      Conclusions The water quality from rural centralized water supplies in Poyang Lake Ecological Economic Zone still needs to be further improved.
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