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Sewage biochemical oxygen demand

See also-. Enzymes Enzyme-Based Electrodes. Flow Injection Analysis Detection Techniques. Liquid Chromatography Principles. Process Analysis Sensors. Sensors Amperometric Oxygen Sensors Tissue-Based. Titrimetry Overview. Water Analysis Sewage Biochemical Oxygen Demand Chemical Oxygen Demand. [Pg.89]

See also Sample Dissolution for Elemental Analysis Microwave Digestion. Sampling Theory. Water Analysis Overview Seawater - Dissolved Organic Carbon Industrial Effluents Sewage Biochemical Oxygen Demand. [Pg.5085]

Heukelekian, H. and Rand, M.C. Biochemical oxygen demand of pure organic compounds. Sewage Ind. Wastes, 27 1040-1053, 1955. [Pg.1668]

The effluent from a sewage treatment plant on a river with an upstream biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) of 2 g/m has a discharge of 10 m /s and a BOD of 15 g/m. Determine the best choice of stream reaeration coefficient,... [Pg.262]

Compiled from Klein [28], American Chemical Society [29, 30], and Field and Fan [31]. Distribution of biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) between the suspended and dissolved matter of sewage with a total BOD of 140 mg/L. [Pg.151]

Analysis of sewage. In the routine analyses used to analyze sewage, processes to determine temperature, pH, settleable substances, chemical oxygen demand and biochemical oxygen demand are usual. More comprehensive analyses of sewage also record organic substances such as oil and grease-type... [Pg.5]

Toxic to sewage organisms. Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD 5) 0.0 g 02/g. The substance shows no evidence for biodegradability in water. [Pg.731]

Several characteristics are used to describe sewage. These include turbidity (international turbidity units), suspended solids (ppm), total dissolved solids (ppm), acidity (H ion concentration or pH), and dissolved oxygen (in ppm Oj). Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) is used as a measure of oxygen-demanding substances. [Pg.120]

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