Monitoring of the Qualitative and Quantitative Composition of Organic Pollutants Entering Water Bodies as a Result of Military Operations

Abstract

As a result of military operations, there are emissions of pollutants, most often of a biological nature (an example is the destruction of the Kakhov Dam), prompt identification and neutralization is necessary to prevent pathogenic consequences. The most effective is the determination of the qualitative and quantitative composition of biological pollution by measuring the dynamic surface tension of water bodies. This allows the creation of systems of operational automatic pollution monitoring. The basis of the instrumental implementation is the innovative method of the pulsating meniscus.