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What is the value for Ɵ for mechanical and diffused aeration for the following equation? KLA(T) = KLA(20 Degree Celsius)ƟT-20

What is the value for Ɵ for mechanical and diffused aeration for the following equation? KLA(T) = KLA(20 Degree Celsius)ƟT-20 Correct Answer 1.024

The value for Ɵ is usually between 1.015 to 1.04. In case of mechanical and diffused aeration this is 1.024. KLA is Oxygen mass transfer coefficient.

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