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<strong>ITALY</strong> - 4 Wastewater Parameter # Parameter (1) 49.4 1,4 Dichlorobenzene 49.5 1,1 Dichloroethylene 49.6 1,2 Dichloroethylene 49.7 Tetrachloroethyle ne Unit of Measure Discharge into Surface Water A B C D E mg/L 0.3 0.003 mg/L 1 0.01 mg/L 1 0.01 mg/L 0.5 0.005 49.8 Trichloroethylene mg/L 1 0.01 49.9 Carbon Tetrachloride 49.10 Sum of Carbon Sulfur, Trichloroethylene, Chloroform, Carbon Tetrachloride, Dichloroethylene 49.11 Other non mentioned organic compounds (pesticides, solvents, plastifiers etc.) 50 Escherichia coli UFC/100 ml 51 Acute Toxicity Test (21) mg/L 1 0.01 mg/L 2 mg/L 0.1 5000 (21) 5000 (21) 5000 (21) 5000 (21) (19) (21) 5000 LC50 24h 50% survival after 24 hours 50% survival after 24 hours 50% survival after 24 hours Notes: (1) Analysis of discharges derived from lagooning or phytopurification should be made on filtered samples. The suspended solids concentration shall not exceed 150 mg/L. (2) pH values of the receptor shall be in the range of 6.5-8.5 within 50 m from the discharge. (3) For watercourses, the maximum variation from the average temperature of any section upstream or downstream of the discharge point shall not exceed 3°C. On at least half of any downstream section of the discharge point, the variation shall not exceed 1°C. For lakes, the discharge temperature shall not exceed 30°C, while the temperature increase of the receiving water body shall not exceed 3°C at a distance of 50 meters from the discharge point. For artificial canals, the maximum average value of water temperature in any section, shall not exceed 35°C. This condition is subject to the approval of the canals’ administrator. For sea and outlet zones of non-significant streams, the discharge temperature shall not exceed 35°C, and the temperature increase of the receiving water body shall not exceed 3°C at a distance of 1,000 meters from the discharge point. The environmental compatibility of the discharge with the receiving body shall be ensured, and the formation of thermal barriers shall be avoided at river outlets. (4) Temperature increase of the receptor shall not exceed 3°C in the first 2m (from the water surface) at 1,000 m from the discharge. September 2012 Italy FGS 4-28 Revision 0
<strong>ITALY</strong> - 4 Wastewater (5) The analysis shall be conducted through filtering of a representative sample using a membrane with a porous factor of 0.45 mm and drying at 105°C with subsequent weighing, or through centrifugation for at least 5 minutes (average acceleration of 2800/3200 g), drying at 105°C and weighing. (6) The analysis shall be conducted on a homogeneous, non-filtered, non-settled sample. The determination of the dissolved oxygen is made before and after an incubation period of 5 days at 20 °C 1 °C in complete darkness, adding nitrification inhibitors. (7) The analysis shall be conducted on a homogeneous, non-filtered, non-settled sample with potassium dichromate. (8) The percent reduction should not be lower than 70%. (9) For urban wastewater discharge into surface waters located on the mountains (above 1,500 m), the percent reduction of BOD5, should not be lower than 40%. For suspended solids, the concentration should not exceed 70 mg/L and the percent reduction should not be lower than 70%. (10) Threshold limits for Total Suspended Solids, BOD5 and COD are reduced to 35 mg/L, 25 mg/L, 125 mg/L for mountain areas in which column B is applied for plants capacity in the range 2,000 10,000 IE. (11) For coastal areas the threshold limit for Boron is 10 mg/L. (12) Non applied to discharges into the sea. (13) For urban discharges in sensitive areas generated by residential areas with IE in the range 10,000 – 100,000 the limit is reduced to 2 mg/L. For urban discharges in sensitive areas generated by residential areas with IE > 100,000 the limit is reduced to 1 mg/L. For urban discharges into sensitive lakes, both directly or in within 10 km from the coastline, the limit is reduced to 0.5 mg/L. (14) For urban discharges in sensitive areas generated by residential areas with IE in the range 10,000 – 100,000 the limit for total nitrogen is reduced to 15 mg/L. For urban discharges in sensitive areas generated by residential areas with IE > 100,000 the limit is reduced to 10 mg/L. For urban discharges into sensitive lakes, both directly or in within 10 km from the coastline, the limit is reduced to 10 mg/L. (15) For this threshold, which is not applicable to discharges into sea, waters of the river mouth area are considered as coastal water under the condition that natural concentration conditions are not varied in 50% of any section downgradient of the discharge. (16) Different threshold limits could be set in the permit depending on the use of water of the final receptor. (17) For discharges located between the mouths of the Sile and Brenta Rivers up to a distance of 6 marine miles from the coast, the applied threshold limit is 5 mg/L. (18) For discharges with flow rate lower than 50 m3/day, the limit is 7.5 mg/L. (19) During the bathing season, in bathing water the limit of 100 ufc/100 mL cannot be exceeded. If it is exceeded, the Competent Authority granting the wastewater discharge permit prescribes specific disinfection measures; particular restrictions, defined for each specific case, are applied for discharges in areas close to shell farming. (20) The toxicity test is mandatory. In addition to the Daphnia magna test, an acute toxicity test may be conducted on Ceriodaphnia dubia, Selenastrum capricornutum, bioluminescent bacteria or organisms such as Artemia salina, for salty water discharges or other organisms among those which will be identified. If different toxicity tests are performed, the worst result is to be considered. The positive result of the toxicity test does not imply the direct application of the sanctions established but it requires an in-depth review of the analytical results to determine the origin of the toxicity levels and their subsequent removal. (21) The limits are applied when required by the use of the receptor. (22) 30 day average (23) 7 day average September 2012 Italy FGS 4-29 Revision 0
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