DAO 35 establishes effluent regulations for industrial and municipal wastewater pursuant to the Pollution Control Decree of 1976. It revises the effluent regulations of 1982 and 1990. The order defines key terms like BOD, effluent, mixing zone, and strong water. It classifies pollutants and establishes effluent standards based on the class of the receiving body of water. The order also outlines requirements for mixing zones and prohibits certain discharges like untreated industrial effluents.
DAO 35 establishes effluent regulations for industrial and municipal wastewater pursuant to the Pollution Control Decree of 1976. It revises the effluent regulations of 1982 and 1990. The order defines key terms like BOD, effluent, mixing zone, and strong water. It classifies pollutants and establishes effluent standards based on the class of the receiving body of water. The order also outlines requirements for mixing zones and prohibits certain discharges like untreated industrial effluents.
DAO 35 establishes effluent regulations for industrial and municipal wastewater pursuant to the Pollution Control Decree of 1976. It revises the effluent regulations of 1982 and 1990. The order defines key terms like BOD, effluent, mixing zone, and strong water. It classifies pollutants and establishes effluent standards based on the class of the receiving body of water. The order also outlines requirements for mixing zones and prohibits certain discharges like untreated industrial effluents.
DAO 35 establishes effluent regulations for industrial and municipal wastewater pursuant to the Pollution Control Decree of 1976. It revises the effluent regulations of 1982 and 1990. The order defines key terms like BOD, effluent, mixing zone, and strong water. It classifies pollutants and establishes effluent standards based on the class of the receiving body of water. The order also outlines requirements for mixing zones and prohibits certain discharges like untreated industrial effluents.
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DAO 35
Lugod, Cyril Benedict V.
DAO 35 DENR
Administrative Order No. 35
pursuant to provisions of Sec. 6 of PD 984 (Pollution Control Decree of 1976) revised effluent regulations of 1990 revision and amendments of the effluent regulations of 1982 it concerns all industrial and municipal wastewater effluents
Definitions BOD-
measure of approximate quantity
of dissolved oxygen needed by bacteria to stabilize organic matter in the wastewater Coastal Water- open body of water along the coastline up to the 200-m isobath or 3-km distance, whichever is farther Effluent- any wastewater in its natural state issuing from a plant
Definitions Mixing
Zone- place where effluent
discharge from a source mixes with the receiving body of water Strong Water- wastewater whose initial BOD value before treatment is equal or greater than 3000mg/L
Heavy Metals and Toxic
Substances classified
as Class A, B, C, D, SA, SB, SC,
and SD depending on the values of the following parameters
Conventional and Other Pollutants
Affecting Aesthetics and Oxygen Demand classified
as Class A, B, C, D, SA, SB, SC,
and SD depending on the values of the following parameters
Effluent Standards for BOD for
Strong Industrial Wastes for
strong industrial wastewaters with
high BOD and where the receiving body of water is Class C, D, SC, and SD, these rules and regulations apply
Mixing Zone Requirements
the
designated uses of the receiving
body of water shall not be significantly impaired it shall not include an existing drinking water intake it shall not create a barrier of migration of aquatic life
Mixing Zone Requirements
it
shall not include a nursery area of
indigenous aquatic life, shellfish farm, tourist zone, and national marine parks length should be as short as possible and its width shall preferably be not more than half the width of the waterway
Mixing Zone Requirements
in
discharging hot effluents from power
plants, ore milling, and similar generators of large volume of liquid wastes, the permissible size of the mixing zone shall be determined through modelling taking into consideration the size, hydraulic and hydrological data of the receiving body, and the design of the wastewater outfall it must not be used as a substitute for wastewater treatment facility
Prohibitions no
industrial or domestic sewage
effluents shall be discharged into Class AA and SA waters no new industrial plant with high waste load potential shall discharge into a body of water where dilution capacity during dry weather is insufficient to maintain prescribed water quality
Prohibitions no
person shall discharge wholly or
partially untreated industrial effluents into bodies of water