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Extension narrative · #233 · the corridor it joins

The river is already effluent — drag the season

At the drought flow Ohio writes discharge permits at, the Ottawa leaving Lima is 97% treated effluent — 41.31 cfs of WWTP + campus discharge against 1.21 cfs of natural low flow. Drag the river lower and the dilution collapses to nothing at the 1Q10 = 0 dry floor. The campus joins this reach twice; three large RSEI dischargers already sit on it. The screen below is modeled, not measured — it shows who and how much, never that the river's capacity is exceeded. That record is [open]. Full essay: toxics and the corridor →

Bullet · measure vs limit At the design low flow, the Ottawa is effluent
scale · cubic feet per second
Natural low flow · 7Q10
[verified]
1.21 cfs
Treated effluent · WWTP + campus
[verified]
41.31 cfs
The red mark is the river's entire natural low flow. Treated effluent runs about 34× larger — 97% of the design-low-flow Ottawa is effluent.