Hvitved-Jacobsen, Thorkild

Schaarup-Jensen, Kjeld

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The main idea of this paper is to establish the following facts:Biodegradable organic matter discharged from combined sewer overflows (CSO) gives rise to an acute effect on the dissolved oxygen (DO) concentration of a river. This acute effect consist of two subeffects: an immediate oxygen depletion which takes place in the polluted water volume passing down the river, and a delayed oxygen depletion which is associated with degradation of the organic matter accumulated at the river bottom during the passage of the polluted water volume

Pollution from Urban Runoff:Oxygen Depletion in Streams and Rivers

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Pollution from Urban Runoff:Oxygen Depletion in Streams and Rivers

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