Abstract
This paper presents the analysis of quality indicators for two subterranean water sources, Suciu and Râoaia catchments, in Târgu Lapus, which are meant for domestic use. The period during which water quality was monitored covers two months (January and May 2018); during this period the control analyses of water quality were carried out in the laboratory of the Baia Mare Purification Station. The paper contains certain data regarding the need for water and the system for distributing drinkable water to consumers, the description of catchments and the subterranean water treatment technology required for meeting the sanitary conditions for rendering water drinkable, as well as the analysis of physical, chemical and bacteriological indicators obtained, compared to the legislation in force. The analysis of the results obtained highlighted a series of bacteriological indicators/parameters that were exceeded, as well as turbidity and hardness in the raw water from the subterranean catchments. The existence of colonies developed at 37 °C and 22°C in the raw water requires a chemical treatment of this water with the aim of disinfecting it. The parameters of the thus rendered drinkable water match the values accepted through the legislation in force, the water being distributed to consumers through the Drinkable water distribution system in Târgu Lăpuş.
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