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Use of total organic carbon analysis as a measure of carbon reduction during aerobic direction of swine waste
Authors: Bulley, N.R. And J.T.R. Husdon
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Published in: CBE Journal » CBE Journal Volume 16 (1974)
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Description: It has been demonstrated that a measure of the toal organic carbon (TOC) content of a waste provides a rapid, reproducible characterization of the pollution potential of that waste (4, 5).a The TOC determination has many advantages over the more traditional 5-day biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) analyses. These advantages, such as shorter time and better reproducibility, have been discussed in other papers (2, 5).a> b Experience with domestic and industrial effluents (3, 5) has shown that for a waste with a relatively constant composition, the TOC value has a high correlation with the BOD 5 and COD values for the waste. A report on the use of TOC analyses to characterize swine waste effluent from lagoonsb indicated that within the researchers
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Citation: Bulley, N.R. and J.T.R. Husdon 1974. USE OF TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON ANALYSIS AS A MEASURE OF CARBON REDUCTION DURING AEROBIC DIRECTION OF SWINE WASTE. Canadian Agricultural Engineering 16(1):2-5.
Volume: 16
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Description: It has been demonstrated that a measure of the toal organic carbon (TOC) content of a waste provides a rapid, reproducible characterization of the pollution potential of that waste (4, 5).a The TOC determination has many advantages over the more traditional 5-day biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5) and chemical oxygen demand (COD) analyses. These advantages, such as shorter time and better reproducibility, have been discussed in other papers (2, 5).a> b Experience with domestic and industrial effluents (3, 5) has shown that for a waste with a relatively constant composition, the TOC value has a high correlation with the BOD 5 and COD values for the waste. A report on the use of TOC analyses to characterize swine waste effluent from lagoonsb indicated that within the researchers
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Citation: Bulley, N.R. and J.T.R. Husdon 1974. USE OF TOTAL ORGANIC CARBON ANALYSIS AS A MEASURE OF CARBON REDUCTION DURING AEROBIC DIRECTION OF SWINE WASTE. Canadian Agricultural Engineering 16(1):2-5.
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