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This research work investigates a feasibility study on the impact of artificial recharge from a planned wastewater treatment plant on the groundwater quantity and quality of the coastal aquifer in the Gaza Strip, Palestine. During September 2001 to August 2002, an extensive program of hydrogeological investigation and laboratory analysis of soil samples were undertaken to achieve the most reliable characterization of the subsoil and eventually to assist in the design and implementation of a pilot artificial recharge system for treated wastewater to groundwater. Regional groundwater flow...

Fresh water resources alone cannot meet the growing water demand and therefore wastewater is a growth may lead to excessive exploitation of groundwater to meet the demand. Reuse of treated wastewater through groundwater recharge has emerged as an integral part of water and wastewater management in arid and semi-arid regions of the word. In most of the reuse systems in practice, infiltration is carried out by subjecting conventional secondary treatment effluent to tertiary filtration prior to soil aquifer treatment (SAT).