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ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT STUDY<br />

Rn: 03-033 CONTAINER TERMINAL PLOCE <strong>PAGE</strong>:56/11<br />

Sedimentation time<br />

PLS01 volume <strong>of</strong><br />

extracted water (mL)<br />

PLS02 volume <strong>of</strong><br />

extracted water (mL)<br />

10 min. 20 min. 30 min. 1 hour 2 hours 4 hours 24 hours<br />

220 310 330 370 410 450 540<br />

110 180 250 300 330 370 450<br />

Table 7. Sedimentation dynamics <strong>of</strong> sediment mixture from the Port <strong>of</strong> Ploce and the sea<br />

(40 % sediment and 60% water)<br />

Different velocity <strong>of</strong> sedimentation <strong>of</strong> individual sediment layers is noticeable<br />

being caused by their different grain size distribution. Upon 24 hours <strong>of</strong><br />

sedimentation, the extracted liquid in sediment sample PLS01 amounts to 90<br />

% <strong>of</strong> added water volume and in the PLS02 75 %. Extracted water was almost<br />

clear. Concentration <strong>of</strong> suspended substances in extracted water amounts for<br />

the sample PLS01 = 7.3 mg/L and for the sample PLS02 = 8.0 mg/L<br />

representing low values. Namely, according to the Regulation on Limit Values<br />

for Indicators <strong>of</strong> Hazardous and other Substances in Waste Waters (Official<br />

Gazette 40/1999 and 6/2001) the maximum permissible concentration for<br />

discharge into waters <strong>of</strong> 2 nd category (the most sensitive recipients in which<br />

discharge <strong>of</strong> waste waters is allowed) is 35 mg/L. Our opinion is that with<br />

retention <strong>of</strong> dredged material in settling basins for a period <strong>of</strong> 24 hours the<br />

possible adverse effects <strong>of</strong> its disposal to the sea and sea ecosystem quality<br />

can be reduce largely.<br />

BIBLIOGRAPHY AND USED DATA<br />

1. Littoral Sea Quality Control, Project Vir – Konavle 2002, Oceanography<br />

and Fishery Institute, March, 2003, p. 187.<br />

2. Monitoring Programme <strong>of</strong> the Eastern Adriatic Coastal Area. Re<strong>port</strong> for<br />

1983. 1992., Institut za istraživanje mora Rovinj 1993., p. 100-111, 128-<br />

143<br />

3. P. Garrignes et al.: Distribution and Biotransformation <strong>of</strong> Aromatic<br />

Compounds in Coastal Mediterranean Ecosystems. MAP Technical<br />

Re<strong>port</strong>s Series No 59, UNEP, Athens p. 211-212<br />

4. Marine Habitat Committee, ICES CM 2003/E:04. Ref. ACME: Re<strong>port</strong> <strong>of</strong><br />

the Working Group on marine Sediments in Relation to Pollution,<br />

Tromso, Norway 2003.<br />

RIJEKAPROJEKT d.o.o.

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