Project WR3 : Aquatic oxygen demand : 1982 review
By: Nagels, J.W.
Contributor(s): Water Quality Centre (Hamilton, N.Z.)
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Series: Internal report / Water Quality Centre ; IR82/36.Publisher: 1982Description: 6 p.Subject(s): OXYGEN | WASTEWATER | RIVERS | NEW ZEALAND | WATER QUALITYHoldings: Index record, see series title Summary: The oxygen uptake progression curves of a variety of waste waters and river waters with added substrates (glucose and milk) were measured using an electrolytic (EBOD) respirometer. Modifications to the electrolysis cell which prevented inaccuracies due to atmospheric pressure and temperature variations increased the sensitivity of the apparatus to be able to measure oxygen demand progression down to 5 mg/l BOD in 5 days. (....)
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The oxygen uptake progression curves of a variety of waste waters and river waters with added substrates (glucose and milk) were measured using an electrolytic (EBOD) respirometer. Modifications to the electrolysis cell which prevented inaccuracies due to atmospheric pressure and temperature variations increased the sensitivity of the apparatus to be able to measure oxygen demand progression down to 5 mg/l BOD in 5 days. (....)
Index record, see series title
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