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A little bit of light reading about Jospeh Williams Lovibond..
[caption id="attachment_4476" align="aligncenter" width="165"] Joseph Williams Lovibond 1833-1918[/caption]
Joseph Williams Lovibond (1833–1918) was a British brewer who developed the world's first practical colorimeter as a means of ensuring the high quality of his beer. He was the originator of the Degrees Lovibond scale.
In 1885 he founded a company, The Tintometer Limited, to manufacture his colorimeter which was called the Lovibond Comparator. The company still exists and still produces an updated version of the Lovibond comparator.
Oxi-Direct BOD System
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Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD) BOD – biochemical oxygen demand – is an expression for the quantity of oxygen required for biological degradation of organic matter in a waste water sample. BOD measurement is therefore used as a basis for the detection of biologically degradable organic matter in water. The difference between BOD and chemical oxygen demand (COD) is that COD additionally registers biologically non-degradable organic matter.
BOD measurement is therefore an important measurement of the effects of domestic and industrial waste water on sewage plants and outflow points.
Manometric, respirometric BOD measurement using the Lovibond® OxiDirect (Camlab CW7000 BOD System)
The Camlab CW7000 BOD System allows precise measurements of BOD based on the manometric principle. Manometric respirometers relate oxygen uptake to the change in pressure caused by oxygen consumption while maintaining a constant volume. Thanks to the modern integral pressure sensors it is no longer necessary to use mercury for pressure measurements.
The CW7000 sensor system is a six sample system that allows precise measurement of BOD based on the manometric principle.
- Direct display of BOD in mg/l
- User selectable measuring period of 1 to 28 days
- Mercury free
- Each position is independent so individual samples can be monitored