97Continuation of Tab. 2 Results of the chemical analysis of water samples out of the Slaná River and Slaná River Basin, fromthe Water reser<strong>vo</strong>ir in Dobšina to the village Bretka, (sampling – June 2006) and comparison with theGovernmental Regulation of the SR No. 296/2005 Coll., Annex No. 11213141516Slaná river– over village Bretka7.74 1.08 3.07 8.55 0.13 < 400 30 < 20 < 2 < 3 < 1 12 < 0.2 < 1 8 –Muráň brook– under fort (castle)7.74 < 0.05 55.34 5.77 < 0.03 < 400 20 < 20 < 2 < 3 < 1 < 2 < 0.2 < 1 < 3 –Lubeník, W. Reser<strong>vo</strong>ir– on the Muráň brook8.31 < 0.05 28.27 8.3 < 0.03 < 400 20 < 20 < 2 < 3 < 1 < 2 < 0.2 < 1 < 3 –Muráň brook, over thejunction with Slaná6.95 0.59 50.48 15.17 0.08 < 400 20 < 20 < 2 < 3 < 1 < 2 < 0.2 < 1 < 3 –Slaná– under village Bretka– 0.85 111.1 15.73 0.7 < 400 20 < 20 < 2 < 3 < 1 < 2 < 0.2 < 1 < 3 –GR SR No. 296/2005 Coll. – 2 200 100 0.3 200 100 20 50 20 20 – 5 100 30 0.2
98water in the water reser<strong>vo</strong>ir of WW PalcmanskáMaša (4).Sediment loadResults of analyses of the samples of sedimentload (bottom sediments) procured from the streamsin the basin of the River Slaná, WW Vlčia Dolina,the water reser<strong>vo</strong>ir in or better under Dobšiná town,as well as from the places of outflows from sludgebeds, shafts and drifts in this basin are containedin Tab. 3 and 4. The values gained by the analysiswere compared with the standard being the MethodologicalInstruction of the Ministry of the Environmentof the Slovak Republic No. 549/98-2 (5).Tab. 3 contains results of the chemical analysisof samples of deposits taken in April from threelocalities. Each of the localities is specific in termsof the basin of the River Slaná. The sediment loadfrom the brook bottom in Vlčia Dolina before itflows to the reser<strong>vo</strong>ir of WW Vlčia Dolina reflectsthe impact of relics of old mining, processing andiron–making activities in the remote past on bothbanks of this brook. Out of 10 selected elementsfor which the standard used has 3 limit values thecontents of 5 elements – Pb, Sb, Cd, As and Hg– do not reach the maximum testing value (TV),the contents of 3 elements – Zn, Cu and Co – exceedthe TV limit, but do not reach the maximumpermitted concentration (MPC). The contents of2 elements – Ni and Cr – significantly exceed theMPC as well as the intervention value (IV) showingthat the content of the element is according tothe standard used undesirable and correcting themeasures are needed.The contents of the elements in the sedimentload from the bottom of the water reser<strong>vo</strong>ir in Dobšináserving as the balancing reser<strong>vo</strong>ir for the reser<strong>vo</strong>irof WW Vlčia Dolina is very similar to the onefrom the deposits from the brook bottom in VlčiaDolina. Out of 10 selected elements the contentsof 3 elements – Pb, Sb and As – in the sample donot reach the testing value (TV), the content of 7elements – Zn, Cu, Co, Ni, Cd, Cr and Hg – in thesample exceed the TV to different extents, but thecontents of 3 elements – Cu, Ni and Cr – in thesample exceed also the MPC and the elements Niand Cr also the IV.The sample from the locality of the left toe drainof the sludge basin of Nižná Slaná has a similarcontent of the selected elements as the precedingtwo localities. The contents of 4 elements – Zn,Co, Pb and Cd – in the sample do not reach the TV,whereas Cu and Hg exceed it significantly. However,the contents of 4 elements – Ni, Sb, Cr and As– significantly exceed all 3 limit values (TV, MPCand IV).The contents of heavy metals in the sedimentload (sediments) from the locality – left toe drain ofthe sludge bed of Nižná Slaná – from the basin inTab. 3 Results of the chemical analysis of sediment load samples in the Slaná River Basin, from Vlčia Dolina – brookto Nižná Slaná, (sampling – April 2006) and comparison with the Methodical Instruction of the ME the SR No.549/1998-2No. ofsample136LOCALITYMI ME SRNo. 549/ 1998-2Vlčia Dolina– brookW. Reser<strong>vo</strong>ir– in DobšináSludge basinNižná Slaná– left toe drainZn Cu Mn Co Ni Pb Sb Cd Cr As Hg[mg . kg –1 ]141.5 51.9 1 000 12.3 650.9 28.3
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