Abstract
A study of the relationship of the raw wastewater BOD5:cBOD5 ratio was conducted at three wastewater treatment plants across the United States. Gwinnett County, Georgia; King County, Washington; and Littleton-Englewood, Colorado conducted a 3-month study using side-by-side samplers. The purpose of the study was to determine if cleaning wetted sampler parts routinely affected the ratio. One of the samplers was cleaned twice a week and the other was not cleaned. The results of the study show that cleaning the wetted parts of the sampler has a small but statistically insignificant impact on the BOD5:cBOD5 ratio. The study also showed a potential relationship of wastewater temperature to the BOD5:cBOD5 ratio, and also the possible influence of sampler type on raw wastewater characterization.
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