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Žarko Sretenović, Researcher at Jaroslav Cerni Water Instutute and Ph.D. Student Influence of the Industrial Sector On The Quality Of Municipal Wastewater - Varvarin Case Study

IWRA 2023 Online Conference - Emerging Pollutants: Protecting Water Quality for the Health of People and the Environment
Theme 3: Emerging pollutants and wastewater
Author(s): Žarko Sretenović, Researcher at Jaroslav Cerni Water Instutute and Ph.D. Student

Žarko Sretenović, Researcher at Jaroslav Cerni Water Instutute and Ph.D. Student


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Abstract

It was found that industrial entities were discharging wastewater in concentrations that are much higher (around 4 times) than the values set by the current laws and regulations

If the organic loads are calculated based on the observed flows and Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) values acquired from all three measuring points, the load on the planned WWTP would be in the range between 8,200 and 47,000 PE, which is much greater than the WWTP's nominal capacity of 3,850 PE.

After completing the research, the JCWI suggested increasing the WWTP's initial capacity to 15,000 PE. This value would be achievable by enforcing a set of measures that industrial sector has to follow.

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