BOD5 = 192 mg/l
Reaction rate constant, k = 0.12/day
Total Kjeldahl nitrogen content (TKN) = 35 mg/l
Ultimate carbonaceous oxygen demand (CBOD) :
Lo = BOD5 /(1-e-kt)
Lo = 192 mg/l /(1-e-0.12x5)
Lo = 192/(1-e-0.6)
Lo = 192/(1-0.549)
Lo = 192/0.451 = 425.72 mg/l
b) Ultimate nitrogenous oxygen demand (NBOD) :
NBOD = 4.57 mg O2/mg N2 ) x TKN = 4.57 x 35 = 159.95 mg/l
c) Total/theoretical oxygen demand (TBOD) : CBOD + NBOD = 425.72 + 159.95 mg/l = 585.67 mg/l
d) Remaining BOD after 5 days have elapsed = Total BOD - BOD5 = 585.67 - 192 mg/l = 393.67 mg/l
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