Análise microbiológica da água do reservatório Dionísio Machado localizado no município de Lagarto-SE

• Autor(a) principal: Cruz, Adenilsa do Carmo Bispo da
• Data de Publicação: 2019
• Tipo de documento: Trabalho de conclusão de curso
• Idioma: por
• Título da fonte: Repositório Institucional da UFS
• Texto Completo: http://ri.ufs.br/jspui/handle/riufs/12376
• topic: Água; Microbiologia; Coliformes fecais; Reservatórios; Indicadores; Water; Microbiology; Coliformes; Indicators

Introduction: Water is of great importance to the health of the population. However, when contaminated, it can carry innumerable diseases and this transmission can occur through different mechanisms. The mechanism of disease transmission most commonly remembered and directly related to water quality is that of ingestion, whereby a healthy individual ingests water containing a component harmful to health and the presence of this component in the human body causes the onset of disease. Part of the municipality of Lagarto is supplied by the reservoir Dionísio Machado and has as main uses, human, agricultural and recreational purposes. Objective: To evaluate the microbiological quality of the water of the reservoir Dionísio Machado, in the municipality of Lagarto-SE. Methods: 6 samples of water were collected from different points of the Dionísio Machado reservoir. The microbiological characterization was conducted according to the methodology described in the Manual of Sanitary and Environmental Microbiology Techniques (2017) and the Practical Manual of Water Analysis (2013) of total, thermally tolerant coliforms. Results: The NMP / 100 mL indices obtained in the samples showed the presence of total and thermally tolerant coliforms at all points. These indices exceed 1000 thermally tolerant coliforms per 100 mL, being higher than the maximum value established by CONAMA Resolution No. 357 for bathing, being then unfit for bathing and for consumption according to Ordinance No. 2,914 and PORTAL No. 518. Conclusion: The results of the research showed that the water of the Dionísio Machado reservoir is contaminated by thermally tolerant coliforms, with amounts greater than 1000 N per 100 mL of water, which characterizes it as unfit for consumption and for bathing.