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biochemical oxygen demand The amount of dissolved oxygen consumed by micro-biological action when a sample is incubated, usually for 5 days at 20 deg. C. (in the UK expressed as BOD5 ). In some countries the BOD test is carried out over differing periods such as 7 days (BOD7), and 10 days (BOD10).
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biochemical oxygen demand A quantitative measure of the oxygen needed by bacteria and microorganisms for the biological oxidation of organic wastes in a unit volume of waste water. BOD is generally measured in milligrams per liter (rng/1) of oxygen consumed over a five-day period. Although complete biological decomposition of, organic waste requires about 20 days, the five-day BOD is about two-thirds of the total oxygen requirement and, therefore, is a practical measure of waste concentration. ...
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biochemical oxygen demand A gross measure of wastewater strength. The regional plant uses an accelerated treatment process in which living bacteria, thriving in an oxygen-rich environment, consume material in the wastewater. Industry wastewater that is high in BOD requires more oxygen and is therefore more expensive to process.
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biochemical oxygen demand BOD refers to the amount of oxygen required for decomposition by oxidation of pollutants in water by microbes. The higher the BOD, the higher the water pollution.
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biochemical oxygen demand measures the oxygen depleting capacity of effluent
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