An action will release DO and BOD to a large low velocity river at a location where the existing conditions of the river have already been determined. Assess the impacted conditions (as a result of this action) at a location 10,000 m down-river from where the action releases the pollution. River: Q = 2 m³/s, A=1m², T = 15 degC, L = 5 mg/L, DO = DOsat Source1: Q = 0.5 m³/s, T = 25 degC, L = 100 mg/L, DO = = 1 mg/L

An action will release DO and BOD to a large low velocity river at a location where the existing conditions of the river have already been determined. Assess the impacted conditions (as a result of this action) at a location 10,000 m down-river from where the action releases the pollution. River: Q = 2 m³/s, A=1m², T = 15 degC, L = 5 mg/L, DO = DOsat Source1: Q = 0.5 m³/s, T = 25 degC, L = 100 mg/L, DO = = 1 mg/L

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An action will release DO and BOD to a large low velocity river at a location where the existing
conditions of the river have already been determined. Assess the impacted conditions (as a
result of this action) at a location 10,000 m down-river from where the action releases the
pollution.
River: Q = 2 m³/s, A=1m², T = 15 degC, L = 5 mg/L, DO = DOsat
Source1: Q = 0.5 m³/s, T = 25 degC, L = 100 mg/L, DO = 1 mg/L

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