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BNR is the biological reduction of nitrogen and/or phosphorus in the final effluent using microorganisms. (Standard Method 5210B) The cBOD test is used to measure the oxygen demand of carbonaceous organic material in a wastewater sample as cBOD (mg/L). This test includes the use of a nitrogenous demand inhibitor to exclude the oxygen demand of
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