China Rural Water and Hydropower. 2017, (5):
118-123.
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The aim of this article is to explore the pollution level of typical endocrine disrupting chemicals in the drinking water source area of Cheng Du,the contents and temporal-spatial migration and transformation of Pb,Cd,Hg and HCHs,DDTs in surface water and sediments from the drinking water source of Baimu River were analyzed respectively.The results indicated that the contents of Pb in surface water from the drinking water source of Baimu River were comparatively high especially during wet season and dry season,the Pb section exceeded Classification Ⅱ of the national surface water standard,the Cd in surface water were all below this standard,the contents of Pb in surface water during the wet season were higher than those during the dry and normal season,the contents of Cd in surface water during the wet and dry season were higher than those during normal season,similar patterns of spatial distribution of Pb,Cd in surface water from the drinking water source of Baimu River were observed.The contents of Hg in sediments from the drinking water source of Baimu River were far beyond environmental quality standard for soil,especially in late normal season,the Hg contents in the sedients from the cuting down section exceeded the primary standard of soil environmental quality standards by 4.23 times,the contents of Pb,Cd in sediments were all below this standard,the contents of Pb,Cd,Hg in sediments did not show much seasonal variation,similar patterns of spatial distribution of Pb,Cd in sediments were observed,the contents of Pb,Cd in sediments during the normal season and wet season were increasing from upstream to downstream along the river, and the contents of Pb,Cd in sediments during the dry season were decreasing.Patterns of spatial distribution of Hg showed much variation during different season,the highest content during the normal and wet season appeared at the cuting down section. The contents of HCHs,DDTs in surface water and sediments from the drinking water source of Baimu River were relatively low.