accu~tulateconsiderable quantities of oxygen-demanding solidcont~mJisants, the largest of which z!re removed by screening beforethe discharge to the Wabash River of that portion of the effluent(perhaps 1/3) which is not reused (R.
226-32).
The discharge is
quite considorable: The amended petiticn gives the results ofsampling on March 3, 1971 as indicating a DOD of 583 parts permillion, cOD of 1,654, and suspended solids of 754, in an averageflow of 350,000 gallons per day.
As the General Manufacturing Manager
testified, “then we have a gap in here.
Moreover, the company
concedes...
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