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WATER PRODUCTION FOR AWARE (Metals)
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Protocol CitationAntonio Cobelo 2024. WATER PRODUCTION FOR AWARE (Metals). protocols.io https://dx.doi.org/10.17504/protocols.io.36wgqn7yogk5/v1
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Created: May 08, 2024
Last Modified: May 08, 2024
Protocol Integer ID: 99418
Keywords: water sampling, water processing, water analysis, waste water treatment, advanced tertiary treatment SOP
Funders Acknowledgement:
Horizon Europe
Grant ID: 101084245
Abstract
The protocol summarises the procedures used for analytical control. The protocol describes the Standard Operating Procedure (SOP) for the optimization of advanced tertiary treatment of water, based on a comprehensive quality and risk assessment.
Guidelines
Directive 2008/105/EC of the European Parliament and of the Council of 16 December 2008 on environmental quality standards in the field of water policy.
Materials
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ParameterV (mL) x R SProcessingAnalytical methodResultLOD / LOQGoal value
Metals50 x 2On iceAcidification (0.15M HNO3)ICPM-MSMetals quantity (parts per billion (ppb) / parts per trillion (ppt)Limit of Detection Al – 0.1 ppb V – 0.01 ppb Cr – 0.001 ppb Mn – 0.01 ppb Fe – 0.05 ppb Co – 0.001 ppb Ni – 0.01 ppb Cu – 0.01 ppb Zn – 0.05 ppb Th – 0.01 ppt Cd – 0.0005 ppb Csi – 0.005 ppb Ba – 0.01 ppb Pb – 0.005 ppb As – 0.01 ppb Sn – 1.0 ppt Sb – 1.0 ppt Pt – 0.1 ppt Tl – 0.01 ppt Bi – 0.01 ppt U – 0.01 ppt Ag – 0.01 ppt Hg – 0.01 ppt La – 0.01 ppt Ce – 0.01 ppt Pr – 0.001 ppt Nd – 0.01 ppt Sm – 0.005 ppt Eu – 0.005 ppt Gd – 0.01 ppt Tb – 0.005 ppt Dy – 0.005 ppt Ho – 0.005 ppt Er – 0.005 ppt Tm – 0.005 ppt Yb – 0.005 ppt Lu – 0.005 ppt
Material: Metal-free centrifuge tubes
Safety warnings
Attention
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Metals
Metals
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The water production for AWARE main activities includes three stages – disinfection by ultraviolet C radiation (UVC), storage forDuration12:00:00 -Duration24:00:00 (according to water load and season) and ozonation. The water quality is monitored at these three stages, for the parameters indicated in Figure 1 below.

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Sampling, Processing, and Analyses

Water samples are collected (see Figure 2) and processed within aDuration06:00:00 interval, before being shipped for the partner responsible for the analyses (Table 1). In case no processing is needed, samples are frozen and stored atTemperature-80 °C withinDuration03:00:00 .
For each sampling event, the date, day of the week and hour; the temperature and rain. Sampling points, indicated in Figure 2 were designated from A to I:
- Influent of primary treatment (A)
- Influent of biological treatment (activated sludge) (B)
- Treated secondary effluent (C)
- Sand filter effluent (D)
- UVC effluent (E)
- Storage for reuse tank effluent (F)
- Ozonation effluent (1 dose, e.g.,Amount5 mg O3) - MITO3X technology - (G)
- Effluent of the vacuum UV oxidation (VUV) (H)
- Effluent of reactive storage / Influent of the recirculation aquaculture system (RAS) (I)

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Methods: The section below summarises the procedures used for analytical control – detailed protocols are annexed to this protocol.
Methods: The section below summarises the procedures used for analytical control – detailed protocols are annexed to this protocol.
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Metals:

Analysis: Detection and quantification of metals

Method: Acidified water samples were analyzed for several metals (e.g. Al, Cu, Ni, Co, Pb, Zn, Cd, Pt, Sb, Sn, U, As, Ag, Hg, REEs) by means of ICP-MS (7900 Agilent) using matrix-matched external calibration.

Observations: Samples were filtered/centrifuged withinDuration12:00:00 after collection, and then acidified to 0.15M HNO3.

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Parameters framed by Legal and Regulatory Requirements:
Parameters framed by Legal and Regulatory Requirements:
Using the EU Drinking Water Directive:

Metals - DIRECTIVE 2008/105/EC OF THE EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT AND OF THE COUNCIL of 16 December 2008 on environmental quality standards in the field of water policy
Protocol references
U.S. EPA. 1994. “Method 200.8: Determination of Trace Elements in Waters and Wastes by Inductively Coupled Plasma-Mass Spectrometry,” Revision 5.4. Cincinnati, OH.