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The
Central Ground Water Board, being an apex body of Govt. of India has the responsibility of
investigating quality and quality of ground water and management, exploration of ground
water resources. These activities are in support of the overall mission of Central Ground
Water Board. The results of these investigations are used not only to document water
quality and quantity but also to predict changes that may occur because of environmental
disturbances, either natural or anthropogenic. These information allow the Central Ground
Water Board to develop, maintain and manage water resources more effectively and
efficiently. At present entire country is covered by eighteen Regional Offices supported
by 27 divisional offices and District unit offices. The Uttar Pradesh and Uttaranchal
states are covered by Northern Region with its Head office at Lucknow for quality study
the Northern Region has well established and well equipped Chemical laboratory with a team
of well experienced expert chemists. It is the largest chemical laboratory of the
department and had been declared as Central Chemical Laboratory. It has got facilities to
measure major and minor dissolved inorganic constituents, Heavy & Toxic elements,
organic pollutants. The major equipments are conductivity Meter, pH meter , UV-VS
Spectrometer, Flame Photometer, Nephelometer, select ion meter, micro balances, Atomic
Absorption Spectrophotometer, Gas Chromatographs, Vadose Zone Sampler etc. |
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The Atomic Absorption Spectrophotometer (SHIMADZU AA-670IA) is equipped with Graphite
Furnace, HVG and MVU, auto sampler attachments. On which 23 elements (Cr,Co,Cd, Mn,Fe,Sr,
Ph, Zn, As, Hg, Se, Al, Sb, Sn, Br, Ba, Ca, Cu, Li, Mg, Mo, Ni, Ag) can be measured. There
are two Gas chromatographs with auto sampler and Cr-7A attachments and are provided with
ECD, FPD,FTD and FID detection and thus all organic pollutants ( Pesticides) can be
analysed. |
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1.Pollution of ground water due to Heavy metals in parts of
Uttar Pradesh
2.Chromium
pollution in Kanpur Metropolitan
3.Ammonia
pollution in Panki Industrial area, Kanpur
4.Occurrence
of ammonia in deep aquifer in Meerut
5.Occurrence
of arsenic in phreatic aquifer in Uttar Pradesh |
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