Global
Environmental Monitoring System Program
(GEMS)
(Started in the year 1980)
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(Started in the year 1980)
The Board is collecting and analysing water samples from surface and ground water under Global Environment Monitoring System (GEMS) water quality monitoring programme sponsored by World Health Organisation (WHO). The following stations are under GEMS programme:
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| Surface Water | |
| 1. | Godavari at Mancherial |
| 2. | Godavari at Polavaram |
| 3. | Krishna river at Vijayawada |
| 4. | Krishna river at Gadwal, Agraharam village, Mahaboobnagar District |
| 5. | Pennar River at Siddavatam, Cuddapah District |
| Ground Water | |
| 1. | Well water at Vijayawada |
| 2 | Well water at Peddavura (Nalgonda District) |
| 3 | Well water at Tadavai (Warangal District) |
| 4 | Well Water at Koyyura (Karimnagar District) |
Under the above Programme, the Board Laboratory analysed samples during the year 2002-2003 and the reports were furnished on GLOWDAT forms to Central Pollution Control Board for transmission to sponsored Agency. |
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Monitoring of National Acqatic Resources Program (MINARS)
(Started in the Year 1989)
The Central Pollution Control Board has sponsored the Board to monitor the quality of water of rivers and lakes under the Monitoring of Indian National Aquatic Resources (MINARS)Programme. 51 stations were identified on different rivers and lakes. Under this programme samples were collected and analysed during the year 2002-2003 from the following stations. |
The following are monitoring stations in Andhra Pradesh
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APPCB has taken-up the monitoring of the lakes with its own funds under its action plan programme. The following lakes were monitored in this programme: |
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APPCB is monitoring the 4 lakes, which were selected for remediation as per order of Supreme Court in W.P.No.1056/90. The lakes are Asanikunta, Gandigudem, Kazipally and Kistareddypet tank. |
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The monitoring of coastal water from Visakhapatnam to Kakinada with 28 monitoring stations is taken-up for regular monitoring of bacteriological, physico-chemical parameters to observe the trends. |
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APPCB is monitoring 12Nos. of identified borewells in the TSDF site regularly to assess the impact of leachates and also to observe the trends of ground water contaminate. |
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APPCB is monitoring the following STPs and 128 samples were collected at (1) STP, Amberpet, Hyderabad, (2) STP, Vijayawada, (3) STP, Visakhapatnam & (4) STP, Tirupati and Vizianagaram. |
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The monitoring of Jeedimetla Effluent Treatment Plant Ltd., and Patancheru Effluent Treatment Plant Ltd. is carried out regularly and 387 samples collected. |
Degraded Natural Receptors (DNR's) monitoring programme
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Studies were carried out to assess the reduction of pollution load (COD & TDS) in the River Musi, River Nagari and River Nakkavagu. The sampling points are as follows:
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Catchment study of River Manjeera
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To assess ground water pollution status a study was entrusted to NGRI to assess water quality of River Manjeera / Singoore and report to be received. |
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Ground water monitorings are being carried out as and when complaints received. APPCB also monitor ground water regularly at various polluting stretches like Patancheru. |
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APPCB monitoring the following stations starts from Osmansagar to Wadapally (near confluence of River Krishna regularly and trends are available.
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Monitoring of Godavari Under National River Action Plan
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M.O.E.F. has awarded a project to APPCB to monitor entire stretch of river Godavari, to monitor river quality and effects of Industrial and Sewage Pollution. |
Under this programme 12 points on River Godavari have been identified, 4 points identified on Tributaries of Godavari and 4 STP of major towns. The parameters to be analysed physico-chemical and Bacteriological analysis for 42 parameters. |
| Stations Identified on Godavari River | |
| 1. | Godavari at Basara |
| 2. | Godavari at Mancherial (after confluence of sewage) |
| 3. | Ramagundam upstream |
| 4. | Ramagundam Downstream |
| 5. | Godavari Khani |
| 6. | Kamalapuram Upstream |
| 7. | Kamalapuram Downstream |
| 8. | Bhadrachalam upstream |
| 9. | Bhadrachalam Downstream |
| 10. | Burgam Pahad |
| 11. | Rajahmundry upstream (before confluence of sewage) |
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Rajahmundry Downstream (after confluence of sewage) |
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Stations Identified on Tributaries of Godavari |
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| 1. | Manjeera Upstream (before confluence of Nakkavagu) |
| 2. | Manjeera Downstream (after confluence of Nakkavagu) |
| 3. | Kinnerasani |
| 4. | Sabari Kunavaram |
| STP of Major Towns | |
| Mancherial | |
| Bhadrachalam | |
| Ramagundam | |
| Rajahmundry | |
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National
Ambient Air Quality Monitoring Project (NAAQM)
The Board at the instance of CPCB has taken up air quality survey in Hyderabad and Visakhapatnam under NAAQM Project financed by CPCB. Under the NAAQM Progamme the following stations were identified by the CPCB. |
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| 1. | Balanagar - Industrial Area |
| 2. | Banjara Hills Residential Area |
| 3. | Uppa Industrial Area |
| Visakhapatnam | |
| 1. | Police Barracks - Commercial Area at Jagadamba Jn. |
| 2. | Marripalem - Industrial Area |
| 3. | Mindi Panchayat Office Industrial Area |
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Abids 2. Punjagutta. 3. Paradise 4. Charminar 5. Zoopark 6. Balanagar 7. Uppal 8. Jubileehills 9. MG Bus station 10. Chikkadapally' 11. Langar House 12. Jeedimetla 13. Nacharam 14. KBR park 15. Madhapur Hi-tech city 16. Kukatpally 17. Sainikpuri 18. Rajendranagar 19. Shameerpet 20. U. Hyderabad 21. IAS Officers Asstn. 22. Benz circle, Vijayawada 23. Autonagar, Vijayawada 24. Patamata, Vijayawada 25. Guntur 26. Police Barracks, Vizag 27. St. Alloys School, Vizag 28. St. Paresh School, Vizag 29. Mindi, Vizag 30. Marripalem, Vizag 31. Virabhu INS, Vizag |
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Corporation function hall, Vizag |
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Top There are 7Nos. of electronic moving animation display boards which displays the daily concentrations of various pollutants as well as general information pertaining to health effects due to vehicular pollution. They are (1) KBRN Park, (2) BRKR Bhavan, (3) Jubilee Bus station, Secunderabad, (4) Mahatma Gandhi Bus Station, (5) Police Control Room and (6) Green Lands Guest House. In addition, 2 display boards are at Visakhapatnam and 2Nos. at Vijayawada and 1No. at Tirupathi are working. Continuous On-line Analyser: One number of continuous on-line analyser under installation at Punjagutta Police Station. It has PM 2.5 monitoring facility with sensors for 8 gases i.e., SO 2 , NOx, CO, O 3 & Mercaptans. In addition, it has wind velocity, wind direction and relative humidity and rainfall measurement facilities. The data generated can be up-linked to website. Air quality assessment studies in Visakhapatnam: A study was entrusted to National Environmental Engineering Research Institute (NEERI), Nagpur to assess the air quality and its impact in Visakhapatnam bowl area and report is to be submitted. Jeedimetla Airshed Monitoring: NEERI, Nagpur has submitted a report giving localized standards for Jeedimetla Airshed to assess the levels APPCB is monitoring selected industries regularly. Stack monitoring: APPCB has monitored about 905 stacks in this year from various industries in the Andhra Pradesh. Noise monitoring: APPCB is monitoring noise levels at 15 stations at Hyderabad, Vijayawada, Visakhapatnam and Tirupathi. In Hyderabad, 4 traffic junctions and two park areas were considered. BMW Monitoring: APPCB is carryout monitoring at two BMW incinerators i.e., (1) M/s.G.J.Multiclave (India) Pvt. Ltd., and (2) M/s. Medicare Incin (P) Ltd. are in Hyderabad. Effluents, air quality, stack emission, autoclave efficiency and solid waste of incinerator are monitored.
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Monitoring of Industrial Effluents and Ground Water Quality
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Legal Samples : Legal samples (water & waste water) samples collected under Section 21 of Water Act, 1974. |
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