GATE CE 2020 Set 1 — Question 35

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NAT+1 / -0MediumOxygen Sag (Streeter-Phelps)Wastewater Treatment ProcessesEnvironmental EngineeringDO, BOD & CODWater Quality

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A river has a flow of 1000 million litres per day (MLD), BOD5BOD_5 of 5 mg/litre and Dissolved Oxygen (DO) level of 8 mg/litre before receiving the wastewater discharge at a location. For the existing environmental conditions, the saturation DO level is 10 mg/litre in the river. Wastewater discharge of 100 MLD with the BOD5BOD_5 of 200 mg/litre and DO level of 2 mg/litre falls at that location. Assuming complete mixing of wastewater and river water, the immediate DO deficit (in mg/litre, round off to two decimal places), is ___________.
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