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<5.0 mg/l

Post 1

Nexton

Hello there. Where I work my detection limit for Hexane extractable hydrocarbons is 5.0 mg/l. Most municipal ww treatment plant effluents are between 1-3 mg/l, it would be hard to reach 0. A high O&G is usualy a good indicator that other things will be over the limit also(ei: solids, Bod, ect).


<5.0 mg/l

Post 2

Nexton

I would like to change my plea. A total O&G for a wwtp is 1-3 mg/l, the hydrocarbon is usualy <1.0 mg/l.

Sorry I confuse myself sometimes.


<5.0 mg/l

Post 3

Celticbattlepants

What does O&G stand for?


<5.0 mg/l

Post 4

Nexton

Oil and Grease (Hydrocarbon analysis)


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