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From Off-The-Shelf to Custom RO Systems for Industrial Applications

Purified water is an essential component for a wide range of industrial applications. The need for clean, pure…

8 Tips for a Successful PFAS Removal Study

In recent years, the urgency to address per- and polyfluorinated substances (PFAS) in our…

Newterra Announces the Release of Its First Annual ESG Report

CORAOPOLIS, PA — September 28, 2023 — Newterra, a global leader in water treatment solutions, is pleased to announce…

The Simplest, Most Efficient Oxidation Ditch System

The Triton 2.0 is a favored retrofit…

How Mansfield, MA Is Using Newterra To Help Solve Their PFAS Problem

Check out this featured story from WCVB Channel 5 Boston on how the town of Mansfield, Massachussetts is…

Newterra Acquires Environmental Site Solutions, LLC

CORAOPOLIS, PA. – August 3, 2023 – Newterra Inc. today reported it acquired the assets of Environmental Site…

Considerations Before Treating PFAS

By: John Sherbondy – Regional Sales Manager Current regulations for monitoring and treating per- and polyfluorinated substances (PFAS)…

Newterra at Cultivate ’23

The Cultivate ’23 industry event in Columbus, Ohio was a great success for Newterra, as we promoted our…

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Difficulty With Accurate Testing For BOD In Industrial Stormwater Runoff

Biochemical oxygen demand (BOD) is a measure of the amount of dissolved oxygen used by microorganisms to break down organic material in a sample of water. Because BOD is not one specific pollutant, it can be difficult to characterize the nature of BOD, identify the source in stormwater runoff, and select the appropriate treatment approach to reduce BOD in stormwater runoff and discharge. The most effective way to minimize BOD concentrations in stormwater discharges will be to minimize the exposure of stormwater to materials that are a source of BOD. 

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