If you are designing a monitoring program for dissolved oxygen in a stream that receives inputs from a wastewater treatment plant, and the average stream velocity is 30 meters/min, the de-oxygenation rate coefficient (ka) is 0.3 day-1 and the re-aeration rate coefficient (ka) is 0.5 day1. (a) Where specifically (meters downstream of the discharge), should a sample be taken to determine the greatest dionoluod ou impegt2 (b) There tor

If you are designing a monitoring program for dissolved oxygen in a stream that receives inputs from a wastewater treatment plant, and the average stream velocity is 30 meters/min, the de-oxygenation rate coefficient (ka) is 0.3 day-1 and the re-aeration rate coefficient (ka) is 0.5 day1. (a) Where specifically (meters downstream of the discharge), should a sample be taken to determine the greatest dionoluod ou impegt2 (b) There tor

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