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biological oxygen demand

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biological oxygen demand
n.
See biochemical oxygen demand.


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BOWEN: Treatment of paper mill waste streams using microorganisms to reduce biological oxygen demand (BOD) is fast becoming a "best practice.
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Measures such as biological oxygen demand, total suspended solids, and sediment levels for observed pollutants state the case for severe contamination, even if dose estimates based on concentrated water samples are too high.
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a $36-million secondary effluent treatment system which treats effluents from the kraft and thermomechanical pulp pump mills, reducing biological oxygen demand, chlorinated organics and toxicity in the Kaministiquia River
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