In order to investigate the status of algae pollution of municipal water, samples from the source water and the main treatment processes of drinking water in a city were examined. 72 species were identified in various samples. Cyanophyta, Chlorophyta and Bacillariophyta were the dominant groups. Species that have the potential to produce toxins including those in genus Microcystis, Oscillatoria and Anabaena were examined. The cell density of Microcystis was 1.9×106 cell·L-1 in the source water, after treatment, algal density was 2.8×106 cell·L-1 in the source water and 4.8×104 cell·L-1 in the tap respectively. The total algae removal rate was 98.3%, and removal rate by the filter was 82.7%, but the Cyanobacteria removal rate by the filter was only 11.8%. The results also showed that the water source was contaminated with algal toxins. It is difficult to effectively remove the toxic Cyanobacteria with the existing filter. A suggestion to optimize the filtering technology, is suggestted based on the distribution of the local algae.
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