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hjic-357	Bobek, Janka; Kovács, Zsófia; Zsilák, Zoltán	Application of Online and Laboratory Methods for the Investigation of Surface Waters	2014	6	.pdf	application/pdf	3210	165	51	Emission spectra taken with fluorimeter Table 4: Monthly average values for water quality parameters August September October pH 7.64 7.45 7.43 Conductivity, µS cm-1 711.22 707.16 720.74 Oxygen saturation, % 84.15 93.4 77.32 Dissolved oxygen, mg dm-3 9.39 10.28 8.73 NH4 +-N, µg dm-3 33 31 26 NO2 --N, µg dm-3 31 17 15 NO3 --N, mg dm-3 5.12 4.02 4.14 PO4 3--P, µg dm-3 113.79 96.58 92.04 18 water qualification in the observed timeframe in monthly divisions. We have prepared Table 2: Devices used to measure physical and chemical properties of water samples Mobile Monitoring Station 1 Mobile Monitoring Station 2 Laboratory pH NEOTEK- PONSEL, PHEHT SENTEK PI11 Consort C902 conductivity NEOTEK- PONSEL, C4E Endress+Hauser InduMaxP CLS 50 Consort C902 turbidity NEOTEK- PONSEL, NTU sensor Endress+Hauser TurbiMax W CUS41/CUS41- W - PO4 3--P - µMAC C Lovibond PC Spectro NH4 +-N NO3 --N NO2 --N PAH Trios, eviroFlu- HC - - Figure 10: The effect of the city of Veszprém on the investigated section of Séd creek Table 3: Comparison of laboratory and online measurement results EnviroFlu (µg dm-3) Laboratory (µg dm-3) sample form Séd 13.01 0.13 Séd + 20 µg dm-3 PAH mix 25.27 13.7 Séd +100 µg dm-3 naphtaline-disulphonate 21.03 0.15 Figure 11:	cache/hjic-357.pdf	txt/hjic-357.txt