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Electrolysis: processes – compositions used therein – and methods – Electrolytic material treatment – Water – sewage – or other waste water

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C422S068100, C422S079000, C205S742000, C205S777500, C205S778000, C205S792000, C204S403100, C204S431000, C204S432000

Reexamination Certificate

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07906008

ABSTRACT:
The present invention deals with a device for quick estimation of biochemical oxygen demand of beverage waste water. This device consists of an immobilized microbial membrane attached to an electrode, multimeter and a laptop workstation installed with a developed software. BOD measurement of beverage waste water using this device is rapid, reproducible and effective as compared to conventional titration based methods. This device also excludes COD estimation as required for BOD estimation of waste water. This bio-electrochemical device may find wide commercial application in beverage industries emanating waste waters.

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