Einstein International Journal Organization(EIJO)

ABSTRACT 

The behaviour of clostridium transport were observed  not to be  shown  concern in the study area, the migration process were observed through most physiochemical analysis that find out the rate of concentration in water supply around the community, the alarming rate of its contamination are seriously causing hundred of ill health in the study location , most settlers

in the study area does not know their cause of ill health thus the sources of this disease, there is need for thorough evaluation of  ground water supply in the study location. Lots of evaluation made previously could not produced detailed results, the application of this modelling techniques generated detailed sources of contaminant and their various rate of concentration at different depth and time, the migration process and causes of exponential and vacillation were determined from the derived model simulation values, the study is imperative because it has generated the sources thoroughly and predicted their rate of concentration under the influences of predominated porosity in the  study area.

Keywords: Modelling, Simulation, Permeability, Clostridium, Transport, Coarse Formation.

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