The present study deals with the water quality management using Water Quality Index (WQI) and Distribution Identification model. The drinking water quality in Jaipur city has been used for the various physio-chemical parameters such as temperature, pH, turbidity, conductance, total hardness, alkalinity, magnesium, calcium, nitrate, chloride, fluoride, sodium, potassium. Drinking water suitability for domestic purposes was examined by WHO and BIS standards, which indicate the drinking water in almost all the areas, were not much suitable for drinking purpose. It is observed that Water Quality Index (WQI) is very high in Sanganer and VKI areas and Gamma distribution model fits on all the parameters for different sites of water data. Thus it was observed that potable water quality has degraded with respect to all the parameters and almost in all the Sites parameters.
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Water Physio-Chemical Parameters, WQI, Distribution Identification Model, Process Capability and Health Effects
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