Wastewater Characteristics Sample Clauses

Wastewater Characteristics. 2.1 The Partnership shall receive, treat and dispose of Member Towns’ wastewater in accordance with this Agreement and all applicable local, state and federal laws, regulations, water quality standards, orders and decrees of any state and/or federal governmental authority having jurisdiction over the treatment, and disposal/ recharge of wastewater. The Partnership shall comply at all times with the Partnership’s Groundwater Discharge Permit(s).
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Wastewater Characteristics. Characterise your proposed tankered wastewater. Provide details of the physical and chemical components of the wastewater. The wastewater characteristics should be largely determined by the raw materials and the processes that result in the wastewater generation. For an existing wastewater stream, the characteristics of the effluent should be determined from monitoring/sampling. It is recommended to use all available sample data to determine the effluent characteristics, but a minimum of four sample is required. For a new wastewater stream, the characteristics should be based on best available information eg. a desktop analysis of a similar process elsewhere. If other, please provide details: The following table must be completed per wastewater type. If there is more than one wastewater type the table should be copied and provided as additional information for each wastewater type. Please indicate the source of the parameter results. If applicable, indicate the number of samples upon which the wastewater characteristic analysis is based. Tick No. Of Samples Instantaneous Grab Sample Time Based Composite Sample Flow Proportionate Composite Sample Other Parameter Max Min Average Temperature ºC pH Dry Solids (%) Parameter Concentration Load (kg/day) Average Max Unit Average Max BOD - 5 days (Total) BOD, 5 days with Inhibition (Carbonaceous BOD) COD-Cr COD Settled Suspended Solids Settleable Solids Dissolved Solids Fats, Oils & Greases (FOG) Anionic surfactants / Detergents (MBAs) Ammonia-Total (as N) Ammonia-Total (as NH3) Ammonia-Total (as NH4) Total Nitrogen Total Phosphorus (as P) Chloride Free Residual Chlorine Phenols (Total) Sulphate Sulphide (as S) Mineral Oils or Hydrocarbons of petroleum origin Dissolved Methane Conductivity METALS: Tick filtered/unfiltered as appropriate Filtered Unfiltered Copper Zinc Nickel Cadmium Lead Mercury Silver Chromium Selenium Arsenic Antimony Molybdenum Titanium Tin Barium Beryllium Boron Uranium Vanadium Cobalt Thalium Tellurium Total Heavy Metals Indicate if any of the following are present in the trade effluent. If yes, attach results from a full analysis suite to this applica- tion. Yes No Dangerous Substances as per List 1 and List 2 of EU Directive 2006/11/EC (as amended) Organohalogen Compounds Organophosphorus Pesticides/Compounds Organotin Compounds Polycyclic-aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) Polychlorinated Biphenyls (PCBs) Persistent synthetic substances which may float, remain in suspension or sink and which may ...
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Wastewater Characteristics dissolved oxygen (DO), presence of sulfur compounds, biochemical oxygen demand (BOD5), temperature, and pH;
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