To Design Industrial Protocol on Various Waste Water Treatment Parameters

The purpose of this study work is to provide an industrial procedure for testing various wastewater characteristics, with an emphasis on Chemical Oxygen Demand (COD) and Biochemical Oxygen Demand (BOD). The research begins with a thorough analysis of current literature in order to gain insights and expertise on these critical water quality evaluation methodologies. The protocol is meant to include complete methods for both the COD and BOD testing. The COD protocol provides a quick and broad measurement of organic pollution levels, but the BOD protocol gives a more ecologically appropriate evaluation of water quality by measuring the oxygen demand caused by organic matter biodegradation.A case study on the optimisation of COD levels in effluent samples from an ABC Manufacturing Plant is included in the paper. The effectiveness of several oxidising agents in lowering the amounts of organic pollutants in wastewater discharge is investigated.The paper also provides experimental datasets from the use of the Winkler technique to assess the concentrations of dissolved oxygen in pharmaceutical business wastewater. The Winkler technique is used to replace a flawed dissolved oxygen probe, emphasising the need of following standardised procedures for precise and trustworthy findings. This study offers insightful information about the usefulness of COD and BOD tests in real-world settings and highlights their significance in environmental monitoring and water resource management.IJSRED-International Journal of Scientific Research and Engineering Developmen