10.13 m3/s and a BOD of its own equal to 5.5 mg/l. The deoxygenation constant, Kd, is 0.20/day.Assuming complete instantaneous mixing, estimate the ultimate BOD of the river just downstream from the outfall.If the stream a constant cross section, so that it flows at a fixed speed equal to 0.25 m/s, estimate the BOD remaining in the stream at a distance 40 Km downstream.The BOD of the mixture of :effluent and stream would be mg/l 3.2 .a mg/l 0.23 .b mg/l 1.29 .C mg/l 13.45

10.13 m3/s and a BOD of its own equal to 5.5 mg/l. The deoxygenation constant, Kd, is 0.20/day.Assuming complete instantaneous mixing, estimate the ultimate BOD of the river just downstream from the outfall.If the stream a constant cross section, so that it flows at a fixed speed equal to 0.25 m/s, estimate the BOD remaining in the stream at a distance 40 Km downstream.The BOD of the mixture of :effluent and stream would be mg/l 3.2 .a mg/l 0.23 .b mg/l 1.29 .C mg/l 13.45

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