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Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature Data for the Wabash River from Clinton to Hutsonville - 1967 - 1968 ELMER A. GUERRI, Technical Director Terre Haute Mill The Weston Paper and Manufacturing Company Terre Haute, Indiana INTRODUCTION The Wabash River in the Terre Haute area has been studied from time to time with one intensive survey conducted during the summer of 1949. Predictions made on the ability of the river to handle organic loads were made at that time. Substantial reduction in BOD discharges were made by industries and the city of Terre Haute over the next several years. During the 1949 Survey, the water quality was measured by dissolved oxygen analyses on samples collected by the State and the ORSANCO monitor located near Hutsonville, Illinois, about 37 river miles below the major outfalls from the Terre Haute area. The general impression was that there was apparently considerable pollution being discharged in the Terre Haute area, because depressed dissolved oxygen concentrations were noted. It is believed that it was this general impression that prompted the "implementation program for water quality enhancement" published by the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board. WESTON SURVEY PROGRAM The situation just related prompted the Weston Paper and Manufacturing Co. to institute sampling for dissolved oxygen analysis on a twice a week schedule that has been maintained during a two year period. The Survey will continue in the future. Six sampling stations were established between Clinton, Indiana and Hutsonville, Illinois. They were: Clinton, State Road 63 Bridge Mile - 0 Terre Haute State Road 63 Bridge Mile - 13 Terre Haute U. S. Highway 40 Bridge Mile - 15.5 Terre Haute Interstate 70 Bridge Mile - 17.5 Darwin's Ferry, Ferry Mile - 35.5 Hutsonville, Illinois, Bridge Mile - 54.5 The results of the surveys are shown in Tables I to XXV. The data collected by the Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission monitor at Hutsonville, at approximately the same hour that the Weston samples were obtained is also found in Tables II to XXV in the column with the Weston Hutsonville data. 807
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Purdue Identification Number | ETRIWC1969054 |
Title | Dissolved oxygen and temperature data for the Wabash River from Clinton to Hutsonville, 1967-1968 |
Author | Guerri, Elmer A. |
Date of Original | 1969 |
Conference Title | Proceedings of the 24th Industrial Waste Conference |
Conference Front Matter (copy and paste) | http://earchives.lib.purdue.edu/u?/engext,16392 |
Extent of Original | p. 807-849 |
Series | Engineering extension series no. 135 |
Collection Title | Engineering Technical Reports Collection, Purdue University |
Repository | Purdue University Libraries |
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Collection Title | Engineering Technical Reports Collection, Purdue University |
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Transcript | Dissolved Oxygen and Temperature Data for the Wabash River from Clinton to Hutsonville - 1967 - 1968 ELMER A. GUERRI, Technical Director Terre Haute Mill The Weston Paper and Manufacturing Company Terre Haute, Indiana INTRODUCTION The Wabash River in the Terre Haute area has been studied from time to time with one intensive survey conducted during the summer of 1949. Predictions made on the ability of the river to handle organic loads were made at that time. Substantial reduction in BOD discharges were made by industries and the city of Terre Haute over the next several years. During the 1949 Survey, the water quality was measured by dissolved oxygen analyses on samples collected by the State and the ORSANCO monitor located near Hutsonville, Illinois, about 37 river miles below the major outfalls from the Terre Haute area. The general impression was that there was apparently considerable pollution being discharged in the Terre Haute area, because depressed dissolved oxygen concentrations were noted. It is believed that it was this general impression that prompted the "implementation program for water quality enhancement" published by the Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board. WESTON SURVEY PROGRAM The situation just related prompted the Weston Paper and Manufacturing Co. to institute sampling for dissolved oxygen analysis on a twice a week schedule that has been maintained during a two year period. The Survey will continue in the future. Six sampling stations were established between Clinton, Indiana and Hutsonville, Illinois. They were: Clinton, State Road 63 Bridge Mile - 0 Terre Haute State Road 63 Bridge Mile - 13 Terre Haute U. S. Highway 40 Bridge Mile - 15.5 Terre Haute Interstate 70 Bridge Mile - 17.5 Darwin's Ferry, Ferry Mile - 35.5 Hutsonville, Illinois, Bridge Mile - 54.5 The results of the surveys are shown in Tables I to XXV. The data collected by the Ohio River Valley Sanitation Commission monitor at Hutsonville, at approximately the same hour that the Weston samples were obtained is also found in Tables II to XXV in the column with the Weston Hutsonville data. 807 |
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