Ans) We know, BOD at any time can be given by BODt ,
BODt = Lo (1 - 10-Kd. t )
where, t = time in days
Lo = Ultimate BOD
Kd = de-oxygenation rate constant
=> BOD5 = Lo ( 1 - 10-Kd. t )
Putting values,
450 = Lo ( 1 - 10-0.23(5))
Lo = 484.28 mg/L
Now, remaining O2 after 5 days , Lt
Lt = Lo 10-Kd .t
=> L5 = 484.28 10-0.23(5) = 34.28 mg/L
Now, de-oxygenation rate constant at any temperature greater than 20 deg C (Kd, T) can be given by,
Kd, T = Kd,20(T - 20)
Given , = 1.056 ,
=> Kd, T = Kd,20 1.056(T - 20)
=> Kd,25 = 0.23 (1.056)(25 - 20) = 0.302 /day
Now, use relation Kd = K + ( u/H)
where, K = BOD rate constant
u = stream velocity
H = depth of stream
=> 0.302 = K + (0.03/1.2)0.32
=> 0.302 = K + 0.008
=> K = 0.294 /day
According to Kinetics of organic matter,
dLt/dt = - K Lt
= - 0.294(34.28)
= 10.1 mg/L/day
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