Seasonal migration of heavy metals in the waters of the Upper Volga basin
Rubrics: HYDRAULIC ENGINEERING, HYDRAULICS
Authors:
1.
FGBNU FNC VNIIGiM im. A.N. Kostyakova
2.
FGBNU "VNIIGiM im. A.N. Kostyakova»
3.
FGBNU "VNIIGiM im. A.N. Kostyakova"
4.
FGBU «FNC VNIIGiM im. A.N. Kostyakova»
Type:
Article
Pages:
from 10
to 15
Status:
Published
Received:
09.04.2026
Accepted:
16.04.2026
Published:
16.04.2026
Language:
Russian
Keywords:
heavy metals, water bodies, spring floods, natural and manmade systems, monitoring
Abstract:
The last centuries, and especially the last decades, have proved to be very effective in terms of environmental pollution due to industrialization. Heavy metals that fall on the daytime surface as a result of such activities, migrating within its limits to the bases of erosion – water bodies often create an undesirably high concentration of them for biota in the broad sense of the term. Various natural and man-made objects in the monitoring mode are considered – these are farmlands during abnormal spring floods and water bodies during the period of open water surface. During the work, pseudo-closed and open natural and man-made systems were considered. Seasonal variants of secondary pollution of the water column and the factors determining it are presented
The last centuries, and especially the last decades, have proved to be very effective in terms of environmental pollution due to industrialization. Heavy metals that fall on the daytime surface as a result of such activities, migrating within its limits to the bases of erosion – water bodies often create an undesirably high concentration of them for biota in the broad sense of the term. Various natural and man-made objects in the monitoring mode are considered – these are farmlands during abnormal spring floods and water bodies during the period of open water surface. During the work, pseudo-closed and open natural and man-made systems were considered. Seasonal variants of secondary pollution of the water column and the factors determining it are presented
Keywords:
heavy metals, water bodies, spring floods, natural and manmade systems, monitoring
heavy metals, water bodies, spring floods, natural and manmade systems, monitoring
