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하수처리장 방류수에서 TOC와 COD 유기물관리Management of TOC and COD Organic Matter of Effluents in Sewage Treatment Plants

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Management of TOC and COD Organic Matter of Effluents in Sewage Treatment Plants
Authors
황석호박제철
Issue Date
2018
Publisher
한국환경과학회
Keywords
Sewage treatment plants; COD; TOC; Regression analysis
Citation
한국환경과학회지, v.27, no.4, pp 261 - 266
Pages
6
Journal Title
한국환경과학회지
Volume
27
Number
4
Start Page
261
End Page
266
URI
https://scholarworks.bwise.kr/kumoh/handle/2020.sw.kumoh/23578
DOI
10.5322/JESI.2018.27.4.261
ISSN
1225-4517
2287-3503
Abstract
In this study, the organic matter of effluents from sewage treatment plants, located in the Nakdong watershed was investigated. Regression equations were computed using treated sewage data to convert the chemical oxygen demand(COD) concentrations, which are mostly available from an open database, into total organic carbon(TOC) concentrations. The average concentration of organic matter in the sewage treatment plant effluents were 2.2 16.8 mg/L for COD and 3.4 14.3 mg/L for TOC. The concentrations of COD were positively correlated with the TOC concentrations. The correlation between COD and TOC was relatively high, at 0.865(p<0.01). Based on these results, regression analysis was conducted. The regression equation for TOC was 1.651×CODMn-0.084 (R2=0.84). Furthermore, organic matter-related databases for more sewage treatment plants need to be built in order to establish TOC standards and manage the water quality.
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