What design variable was used before SRT Define this term (conceptua.pdf
What design variable was used before SRT Define this term (conceptua.pdf
What criteria should accountants consider in determing whether a transaction or an event is material What criteria should accountants consider in determing whether a transaction or an event is material Solution A transaction or an event is material or not is being based on Professional Judgement, It depends on the transaction or event occured , how it would influnce the financial statement,The materiality is depend on the size of transaction or event. So Materiality is depends on the transaction amount, information, impact . It can be decided on the basis of his professional judgement which might differ from one to another. If the accountant feel that the information or transaction has a material effect then he consider it. There is no hard & fast rule regarding measuring of materiality, But accountant may be found guilty if it found negligence in performing their audit work . So he may use professional skill while evaluating the materiality of a transaction and so as to provide a true & fair view.
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What design variable was used before SRT Define this term (conceptua.pdf
- 1. What design variable was used before SRT? Define this term (conceptually). Why did SRT replace this variable? When is specific growth rate higher: at low SRTs or at high SRTs? Solution c)The process loading factor (U) also called the Food to Microorganism(F/M) Ratio was used before SRT.It can be defined as the mass of substrate applied to the reactor per unit time divided by the mass of microbes in the reactor.Three major causes led to be the reason of replacement of F/R Ratio by SRT which are :- 1) Increased oxygen transfer efficiency 2) Improved Biomass Particle Size Distribution 3) Enhanced removal of many emerging contaminants such as pharmaceuticals,personal care products etc. d)The specific growth rate is higher at low SRT's because of a higher oxygen utilisation rate.