Course No-CE 6302

Environmental Modeling & GIS Application

Presented By

Faika Tasnim Ayshi Student No: 1017042501

Sanjida Islam Archi Student No: 1017042111
Background
In Dhaka and other industrial centers in Bangladesh, rapid and unplanned
growth of the industrial sector is imposing increasing stresses on the
environment. In terms of water the very real impacts of these pressures include
declining groundwater levels and deteriorating river water quality.

Different chemical industries are heavily dependent on the water environment.

To date, the sectors have failed to manage water in a sustainable way; rather it
has been viewed as an unlimited resource. This sectorial view has been
compounded by poor governance and regulation. Sustaining and meeting
future growth aspirations will require a new approach to managing the
emerging water quality and availability risks.

This report is designed to show the industrial area belongs in Shyampur union,
effluent produced and there adverse effect on surface water, the pathway to
reduce the risk level of the effluent.
Objective

 To show the surface water quality of Shyampur union in Dhaka

city.

 To analyze the impact of industrialization on surface water

security and environment.
Methodology
Previous literature study

Site Selection (Shyampur Thana)

Available Data Collection

Industry based attribute data of Location, Area, ETP

availability

Producing Map by ArcGIS 10.3

Analysis

Final Report
Required Data

 Locations and types of the industries in the study area and

their effluent constituents.

 Existence and efficiency of the ETPs in the industries.

 Effluent concentration of the industries.

 Concentrations of pollutants in different collection points

of the water bodies.
Source of Data

 Dhaka Water Supply & Sewerage Authority (DWASA)

 Statistical Yearbook of Bangladesh, 2011

 Banglapedia, 2012
Location of the Study Area
 Shyampur Thana (Dhaka metropolitan) is located in Dhaka District.

 Area 1.66 sq. km, lies in between 23°41' and 23°41' north latitudes and
in between 90°25' and 90°25' east longitudes.

 It is bounded by Jatrabari thana on the north, Kadamtali thana and

Keraniganj upazila on the south, Kadamtali thana on the east,
Gendaria thana and Keraniganj upazila on the west.

 Six Union: Ward no.-83, Ward no.- 87, Ward no.-88, Ward no.-89,
Ward no.-90, Shyampur.

 Water bodies (Main river): Buriganga (South-West side).

Dhaka City Map with Study Area
Shyampur Industrial Area
• Industries- 343

• Industries
with ETP- 10

• Industries
with active
ETP- 4
Food Industries in Shyampur

Total Industries–3

Industries with
ETP- 2

Effluent
Constituents – Cu,
Cr, Fe, Ni, Zn, Cd,
Mn, Pb, K

Acidic effluent in
several cases,
High BOD
Pharmaceutical Industries in Shyampur
Total Industries–3

No Industries has
ETP

Effluent
Characteristics:
• High Turbidity
• High BOD, COD
Dyeing Industries in Shyampur

Total Industries – 32
Industries with ETP- 1

Effluent
Characteristics:
Basic, High BOD,
COD, High turbidity

Effluent
Constituents –
Chloride, Ammonical
Nitrogen, Phenolic
Compounds, Cr, Ni,
Oil & Grease
Steel Industries in Shyampur

Total Industries–
81

Industries with
ETP – 1

Effluent
Constituents –
Fe, FeO, Mn,
MnO, MgO, CaO
Copper Industries in Shyampur

Total Industries- 4

No Industry has
ETP

Effluent
Constituents –
SiO2
Fe2O3, Al2O3, TiO2,
CaO, CuO, ZnO,
PbO, Cr2O3, K2O,
MgO, BaO, CoO
Several Pictures of Study Area

Source: DWASA
Several Pictures of Study Area

Source: DWASA
Several Pictures of Study Area

Source: DWASA
Possible Outcomes

 Find the water quality of different surface water sources in

Shympur union

 Justify the surface water from different sources to fulfill the

drinking water criteria

 Get a clear view of the impact on environment

 Identify the future risks

Social Benefits

Establish relationship between health problems and surface

water quality.

Emphasize the local authorities on proper Industrial Waste

management.

Create awareness among public.

Finally an analysis of the opportunities in improving water use

and effluent treatment in order to support more sustainable
growth.
Thank You