Selenium water quality standard derivation method and water quality safety evaluation method
A technology for water quality benchmarks and aquatic organisms, applied in the direction of testing water, measuring devices, instruments, etc., can solve problems such as inability to protect aquatic organisms, difficulty in obtaining water quality benchmark data, etc., and achieve the effect of protecting water ecosystems
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[0030] The water quality standard derivation method and the water quality safety evaluation method of selenium include the following steps:
[0031] (1) Step 1. Collect the toxicity data (NOED) based on aquatic biological tissues of selenium from the ERED tissue-effect database for analysis and screening. For data with LOED but no NOED, use the formula NOED=LOED÷2 to calculate NOED, toxicity data As shown in table 2;
[0032] Table 1 Tissue-based toxicity data for selenium (mg / kg)
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[0036] (2) Step 2: Analyze the quality and quantity of the toxicity data obtained, and determine whether the minimum data requirements are met;
[0037] In this example, a total of 31 toxicity data were used, including 26 vertebrate, 4 invertebrate and 1 plant data.
[0038] (3) Step 3, using the species sensitivity distribution method to simulate the NOED obtained after finishing;
[0039] Such as figure 1 shown. Calculation of tissue-based baseline values ...
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[0045] The water quality standard derivation method and the water quality safety evaluation method of selenium include the following steps:
[0046] (1) Step 1. Collect the toxicity data (NOED) based on aquatic biological tissues of selenium from the ERED tissue-effect database for analysis and screening. For data with LOED but no NOED, use the formula NOED=LOED÷2 to calculate NOED, toxicity data As shown in table 2;
[0047] Table 2 Selenium based tissue toxicity data (mg / kg)
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[0050] (2) Step 2: Analyze the quality and quantity of the toxicity data obtained, and determine whether the minimum data requirements are met;
[0051] In this example, a total of 15 toxicity data were used, including 10 vertebrate, 4 invertebrate and 1 plant data.
[0052] (3) Step 3, using the species sensitivity distribution method to simulate the NOED obtained after finishing;
[0053] Such as figure 2 shown. Calculation of tissue-based baseline values (HC for 95% o...
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