(i) During BOD test conducted on a 5% dilution of waste, the following observations were taken. (1) DO of aerated water used for dilution = 3.6 mg/l (ii) DO of original sample = 0.8 mg/l. (iii) DO of diluted sample after 5 days incubation = 0.7 mg/l. Compute: (a) 5 days BOD and (b) Ultimate BOD. Assume deoxygenation constant at test temperature as 0.12 /day

(i) During BOD test conducted on a 5% dilution of waste, the following observations were taken. (1) DO of aerated water used for dilution = 3.6 mg/l (ii) DO of original sample = 0.8 mg/l. (iii) DO of diluted sample after 5 days incubation = 0.7 mg/l. Compute: (a) 5 days BOD and (b) Ultimate BOD. Assume deoxygenation constant at test temperature as 0.12 /day

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