2012
DOI: 10.1016/j.enzmictec.2012.01.003
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Comparative study of semi-specific Aeromonas hydrophila and universal Pseudomonas fluorescens biosensors for BOD measurements in meat industry wastewaters

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“…Salah satu parameter kualitas air adalah Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) yang menyatakan kebutuhan oksigen oleh mikroorganisme dalam penguraian zat organik. Hasil uji BOD merepresentasikan kandungan polutan organik yang terdapat dalam air (Raud, Tenno et al 2012). Berbagai sumber polutan menyebabkan menurunnya kualitas air.…”
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“…Salah satu parameter kualitas air adalah Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) yang menyatakan kebutuhan oksigen oleh mikroorganisme dalam penguraian zat organik. Hasil uji BOD merepresentasikan kandungan polutan organik yang terdapat dalam air (Raud, Tenno et al 2012). Berbagai sumber polutan menyebabkan menurunnya kualitas air.…”
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“…Pada metode BOD konvensional dibutuhkan waktu selama 5 hari pada 20 o C, sehingga disebut BOD5. Hasil uji BOD5 merupakan representasi sebagian dari total BOD (Raud, Tenno et al 2012). Untuk proses oksidasi biokimiawi sempurna zat-zat organik dalam sampel air menurut konvensi dibutuhkan waktu selama 20 hari.…”
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“…The highest COD strength of any liquid effluent derived from slaughterhouses has blood with a COD up to 375,000 mg/L [5,11]. Therefore, the efficacy of blood collection is a significant factor in the determination of the amount of BOD 5 and COD in the meat-processing wastewater [10].…”
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“…Blood, solubilized fat, urine and faeces are the primary sources of BOD 5 and COD in meat-processing wastewaters. The meat industry has the potential to generate large quantities of solid wastes and wastewater with a BOD 5 as high as 8,000 mg/L or 10-20 kilograms per metric ton (kg/t) of slaughtered animal [10]. The highest COD strength of any liquid effluent derived from slaughterhouses has blood with a COD up to 375,000 mg/L [5,11].…”
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