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BOD Analyser

R88,552.00

Weight15 kg
Dimensions25 × 18 × 25 cm
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Description

BOD Analyser

A BOD (Biochemical Oxygen Demand) Analyser measures the amount of dissolved oxygen microorganisms consume to decompose organic matter in water.

It is primarily used to determine the organic pollution level in wastewater, treated effluent, and environmental water, ensuring compliance with environmental regulations.
BOD Analyser

Key Uses and Applications:
Wastewater Treatment Monitoring: Used to evaluate treatment plant efficiency by measuring BOD from influent to effluent.
Environmental Monitoring: Determines the impact of wastewater on oxygen levels in receiving streams, rivers, and lakes.
Regulatory Compliance: Assesses if water discharge meets environmental safety standards.
Water Quality Assessment: Analyzes the pollution strength of water samples in industrial and laboratory settings.
Automated Testing: Modern systems often feature automatic sampling, dilution, and data logging (e.g., using pressure difference methods).

BOD analyser often use a 5-day incubation period (BOD5BOD5) at 20∘C 20∘C to measure the oxygen consumption, which directly relates to the level of pollution in the water.
BOD Analyser

Parameters

Parameters BOD
BOD Range 0-4000mg/L
Accuracy Qualified for BOD accuracy test
(Glucose-Glutamic acid standard solution BOD 5 =180-230mg/L)
Measurement days 1-30 days
Number of sample measurements ≤ 6
Volume of container 580ml
Working Temperature 20 ± 1 ℃
Recording interval 2 hours / tim
Power AC Adapter, 100-240V AC input
Dimensions 292mm × 200mm × 83mm
Weight 2500g
Dimensions (Carton) 490mm × 410mm × 220mm
Weight (Gross) 9kg

Shipping & Delivery

Lead Time

  • Standard Lead time: 3 - 4 working days.
  • Imports: 4 - 6 Weeks

Dangerous Chemicals

Please note that an affidavit is required for the purpose of dangerous chemicals, clearly stating the intended use of the chemical.

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