Characterization of Dissolved Solids in the Ohio River

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Characterization of Dissolved Solids in the Ohio River Technical Committee meeting February 12-13, 2013

Study Objectives Characterize ambient background levels of TDS Develop site-specific translators to convert conductivity to TDS Quantify TDS constituent makeup to evaluate seasonal and spatial variability Provide data to support possible development of an Ohio River bromide stream criterion

Sampling Design Weekly samples collected at 16 sites Collection sites located at water intakes Participants identified through the WUAC and PIAC Sampling conducted for 1-year December, 2011 thru December 2012 Analysis – In-house and contract lab

Analysis Dissolved Solids Analytes Supplemental Parameters Sodium Potassium Magnesium Calcium Lithium Chloride Sulfate Bromide Fluoride pH Conductivity Temperature Stream flow Coordinate THM sampling when possible Bicarbonate Total Dissolved Solids

ORSANCO Total Dissolved Solids Results Summary TDS Results Summary ORSANCO Total Dissolved Solids Results Summary December 2011 - December 2012   TDS Result, mg/L River Mile Ohio River Min Median Max Allegheny 8.2 62 161.5 236 Monongahela 4.5 113 218.0 362 Ohio 11.7 124 205.0 280 Beaver 6 25 163 276.0 386 65.3 104 206.0 307 86.8 106 217.0 328 137.2 110 222.0 359 Muskingum 29 172 148 362.0 584 190.5 227.0 364 260 160 368 306 126 188.5 301 Big Sandy 23.6 317.1 155 579 462.8 150 195.0 335 600 166 215.0 332 791.5 223.0 341 978 142 203.0 339 Ohio River Ranged from 104 to 368 mg/L Median conc ~190 to 230 mg/L Tributaries Ranged from 62 to 584 mg/L Median conc ~160 to 360 mg/L

TDS by Location All Sites TDS Standard = 500 mg/L

Flow vs TDS (ORM 12)

Flow vs TDS (MU029)

TDS by Date TDS Standard = 500 mg/L

Bromide Results Summary ORSANCO Bromide Results Summary   Bromide Result, mg/L River Mile Ohio River Min Median Max % Detects Week 1-12 RL 100 ppb % Detects Week 13-48 RL 35 ppb Allegheny 8.2 < 0.035 0.1053 0.8998 7.69 94.12 Monongahela 4.5 0.0812 0.8752 0.00 77.14 Ohio 11.7 0.0999 1.1721 15.38 88.57 Beaver 6 25 0.0364 0.2233 14.29 90.63 65.3 0.1040 0.5053 7.14 86.8 0.1036 0.415 88.24 137.2 0.1252 0.2899 10.00 82.35 Muskingum 29 172 0.0875 0.8151 91.43 190.5 0.1051 0.7426 80.00 260 0.0975 0.5862 91.18 306 0.0821 0.7916 82.14 Big Sandy 23.6 317.1 0.0718 1.1245 74.29 462.8 0.292 81.08 600 0.0784 0.7631 69.70 791.5 0.0867 0.2171 65.71 978 0.0756 0.3824 54.84 Ohio River Ranged from <0.035 to 1.17 mg/L Median conc 0.076 to 0.125 mg/L Tributaries Ranged from <0.035 to 1.12 mg/L Median conc 0.036 to 0.105 mg/L

Bromide by Location

Bromide by Location

Bromide by Date

Other = Fl-, NO2, Br-, NO3, PO4, Li, NH3, K+, Mg

Data Assessment Data assessment ongoing Compare TDS results to 500 mg/L standard Levels did not approach standard on the Ohio River 6 samples from Muskingum and Big Sandy >500 mg/L Evaluate spatial and seasonal trends Concentrations are inversely correlated with stream flow Tributaries exhibited higher and more variable levels of TDS; lower and less variable bromide levels Develop site specific relationship between TDS and conductivity Not yet assessed Evaluate relationship between bromide in source water and THMs in finished water Not yet assessed; Compiling THM data from water utilities Report to be completed mid 2013.

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