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3 numeric limits and guidelines for cbod5 held for Saskatchewan and the place above it, from 2 instruments, each cited to its instrument, edition, section or page and quoted text. The register was built from 273 instruments. Everything held for Saskatchewan
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| Parameter | Value | Unit | Statistic | Governs | Applies when | Cite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| CBOD5 | 25 milligrams per litre of CBOD5 | mg/L | effluent · limit | stream: sanitary route: direct a secondary treatment process — or, instead, facultative lagoons built and run per s. 12 (s. 11(2)(b)); subject to s. 11(3) where the facility discharges to water frequented by fish | The Waterworks and Sewage Works Regulations (Saskatchewan, c. E-10.22 Reg 3) s. 11(2)(a) · p. 11 (a) a secondary treatment process that produces effluent that has, on average as set out in the permittee’s permit, no more than the following: (i) 30 milligrams per litre of BOD ; 5 (ii) 25 milligrams per litre of CBOD ; and 5 (iii) 30 milligrams per litre of total suspended solids; or (b) facultative lagoons designed, constructed and operated in accordance with section 12. | |
| CBOD5 | 25 milligrams per litre of CBOD5 | mg/L | effluent · limit | stream: sanitary route: direct the sewage treatment facility discharges or will discharge to water frequented by fish (s. 11(3)) | The Waterworks and Sewage Works Regulations (Saskatchewan, c. E-10.22 Reg 3) s. 11(3)(a) · p. 12 (3) If a sewage treatment facility in a sewage works discharges or will discharge to water frequented by fish, the permittee shall ensure that all sewage treatment facilities in the sewage works include a treatment process that produces effluent: (a) that has, on average as set out in the permittee’s permit, no more than the following: (i) 30 milligrams per litre of BOD ; 5 (ii) 25 milligrams per … (610 characters; whole in the JSON) |
| Parameter | Value | Unit | Statistic | Governs | Applies when | Cite |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand (CBOD) | 25 mg/L | mg/L | effluent · limit | stream: sanitary route: direct zone: not CA-NT, CA-NU, CA.qc_nl_north_of_54 a wastewater system designed to collect, or collecting in a calendar year, an average daily volume of 100 m3 or more of influent (s. 2(1)); not one on an industrial site whose influent is less than 50% blackwater and greywater (s. 2(4)) | Wastewater Systems Effluent Regulations (SOR/2012-139) — s. 6 effluent quality s. 6(1) (a) the average carbonaceous biochemical oxygen demand due to the quantity of CBOD matter in the effluent did not exceed 25 mg/L |
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Every instrument we hold for Saskatchewan (CA-SK) and the place above it, Canada (CA): 14 instruments, for every parameter name matching “cbod5”: cbod5, cbod5 removal.
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