Wastewater guidelines are available: these guidelines are based on internationally recognized standard water and wastewater testing methodologies as well as government recognized testing requirements in the European Union, the United States of America....For details consult https://www.roadmaptozeo.com --pdf

Dear Hadi Ghasemi ypu can try links below :

https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/S0269749107003351

https://iwaponline.com/wst/article-abstract/23/10-12/2039/23993

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Nice comment Dr. Sylvester Peter Antai i agree with you.

Please visit the following link:

https://www.asdwa.org/2019/03/07/european-union-updates-drinking-water-standards/

You can find most recent updates of the EU drinking water standard (March, 2019).

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I follow. Thanks for the helpful answers!

Follow, many thanks for the researchers contributions and answers.

In drinking water, TDS is measured as ppm or mgl-1. The TDS does not present a risk to human health, the USEPA has not set a mandatory TDS limit, but suggests a maximum level of 500 mgl-1. The permissible limit of chloride (250 mgl-1), Calcium (200 mgl-1), Magnesium (150 mgl-1), the permissible limit of fluoride (1- 1.5 mgl-1) in most of the groundwater samples, and sulphate permissible limit (200 mgl-1) given by WHO and EPA . The values of the chemical content in all water samples are lower than the permissible limit by WHO.

Please see the link: https://www.asdwa.org/2019/03/07/european-union-updates-drinking-water-standards/

Dear sir Hadi Ghasemi

Go through the file attached below providing the details about the permissible limits of heavy metals in Primary drinking water, Hazardous waste screening criteria, Surface water quality, Land application of sewage sludge and much more.

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