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Water Pollution Microbiology
Water Pollution Microbiology - Part 2
Faecal Pollution Indicators
Major Group of Faecal Pollution Indicators
Coliforms
Faecal Streptococci
Clostridium Perfringens
Other Microorganisms
Nuisance Organisms
Slime Forming Bacteria
Iron Bacteria
Sulfur Bacteria
Algae
Microbiological Water Quality Standards
Categories of Water Quality in Distribution System
Recreational Water
Shellfish Farms
Bacteriological Techniques for the Examination of Water
Total Count
Selection of Water Testing Methods for Different Samples
Membrane Filter Method
Relationship Between Strength Sewage and Bod Levels
Relationship Between Strength Sewage and Bod Levels
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BOD(mg/l)
Strength of sewage
200 or less
Weak
350
Medium
500
Strong
750 or more
Very strong
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Water Pollution Microbiology - Part 2
Membrane Filtration Procedure
Advantages of Membrane Filtration
Limitations of Membrane Filtration
Multiple Tube Test
Multiple Tube Test Procedure
Media for Multiple Tube Test
Comparison of Membrane Filter and MPN Techniques
Advantages of MPN Techniques
Disadvantages of MPN Techniques
Biological and Chemical Oxygen Demands
Biochemical Oxygen Demand
Chemical Oxygen Demand
Relationship between Strength of Sewage and BOD Levels
Eutrophication
Factors Controlling Eutrophication
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