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k " <br /> ADPL`NDIR Le <br /> Page e I of <br /> ®XYGENo DISSOLVED <br /> Azides Modification of Winkler Method' <br /> For Water, Sewage and sea Water <br /> Introduction <br /> This analysis includes the Duret Method and the Digital Titrator Method. <br /> The dissolved oxygen test is one of the most important analyses in determining the quality of natural waters. <br /> The effect of oxidation wastes on streams,the suitability of water for fish and other organisms and the progress <br /> of self-purification can all be measured or estimated from the dissolved oxygen content, in aerobic sewage <br /> treatment units,the minimum objectionable odor potential,maximum treatment efficiency and stabilization of <br /> wastewater are dependent on mAntenance of rdequatc dissolved Oxygen.Fraquent dissolved oxygen mcasure- <br /> ment is essential for adequate process cont A. <br /> The Azide Modification of the Winkler Method is the standard test for dissolved oxygen and is offered with two <br /> major improvements.The sodium thiosulfate titrant has been packaged in s Digits!Titrator titration cartridge <br /> for easy and precise dispensing.The other test reagents havebeen formulated into dry,premeasured powder pit- <br /> low form for increased stability and convenience-The standard APHA reagents in solution form also are avail- <br /> able as described in Note E of the dissolved oxygen procedure. <br /> An Iodate-lvd'ade Standard Solution, If)mgtL as dissolved Oxygen,is available from Hach for checking the <br /> strength of the titrating soluti-)r" <br /> - � Sampling and Storage <br /> Collect samples in a clean DOD bottle as descriixd in procedure Step 1. if storage is necessary run Steps ater seal at 10 to 20T.. <br /> through 4 of the procedure and store in the dark at the temperature of the water source or w <br /> Samples preserved in this manner can be held four to eight hours.Begin with procedure Step 5 when running the <br /> analysis. <br /> f WARNING <br /> Some of the chemicals used in this procedure may be hazardous to the health end safery of the <br /> uscrifinapproprinfelyhandledoraccidenrallymisused•Pleasemadallwarningsonthere gent <br /> labels end rrad the safety section of this manual-Hazardous substances appear in italic type- <br /> tacx when they aric used in the tesrand deserve extra carr in handling.Itis alwaysgaad practice <br /> to.wear safety glasses when handling chemicals. wash thoroughly if anY contact Ocetus. <br /> Follow instructions carefully <br /> procedure for Digital Titmtor Method <br /> i. Collect a water sample in a clean 30Q-mL glass-stoppered BOD bottle by allowing the sample to over- <br /> flow the bottle for two or three minutes.This ensue is thereare ano air bubbles trapped in the bottle. <br /> 2. Add the contents of one Manganous Sulfate Powder Pillow and one Alkaline Iodide-AzideReagent <br /> E <br /> Powder Pillow. <br /> 3. Immediately insert the stopper so that no air is trapped in the bottle and invert several times to mix.A <br /> 1 flocculent precipitate will form.it will be brownish-orange if dissolved Oxygen is present or white if <br /> oxygen is absent. <br /> i 4. . Allow the sample to stand until the floc has sallied and leaves the top half of the solution clear.Again in- <br /> vert the bottle several times to mix and let stand until the upper half of the solution is Blear.See Note C. <br /> T <br /> 5. Remove the stopper and add the contents of one Sulfamic Acid Powder Pillow. Replace the stopper, <br /> -- beim careful not to trap any air bubbles in the bottle,and invert several times to mix.Thefloc will tits- <br /> salve and leave a yellow color if dissolved oxygen is present. <br /> 3 <br />