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Biochemical carbonaceous oxygen demand

Biochemical carbonaceous oxygen demand

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Fig. 1: Bacterial growth rate per day.
Total Anaerobic Bacterial Count
Biochemical carbonaceous oxygen demand
Bioreactor Performance in Anaerobic Digestion of Petroleum Sludge Based on Biochemical Carbonaceous Oxygen Demand of Treated Sludge
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  • Oct 2016
The sensitivity of a bioreactor designed for the treatment of petroleum sludge was tested using biochemical carbonaceous oxygen demand (BCOD) of the sludge sample taken from the bioreactor. The BCOD of the sludge sample taken from the bioreactor was found to decrease from 6080mg/l to 20.40mg/l. Based on this decrease in BCOD, the designed bioreacto...
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