Citation:

SORG, T. J. ARSENIC AND OHIO UTILITIES. Presented at AWWA Safe Drinking Water Act Seminar, Columbus, OH, November 09, 2006.

Impact/Purpose:

To inform the public

Description:

The presentation provides information on arsenic removal drinking water treatment systems that are likely to be used in Ohio for arsenic removal. Because most Ohio ground water contain significant amounts of iron, iron removal processes will play a major role in treating Ohio ground water for arsenic removal. Information on the performance and cost of the two demonstration projects in Ohio, Chateau Estates and Buckeye Lake, is presented to demonstrate the effectiveness of the processes used at these two sites.

Record Details:

Record Type:DOCUMENT( PRESENTATION/ ABSTRACT)

Product Published Date:11/09/2006

Record Last Revised:04/11/2008

OMB Category:Other

Record ID: 161303

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planid :925

myp :DW

myp_title :Drinking Water

ltg :DW-2

ltg_title :Reg Pathogens

progproj :A7

Goal :2

Goal Title :Clean and Safe Water

obj :203

obj_title :Enhance Science and Res

subobj :20302

subobj_title :Research

apgfy :2006

APG :242

APG Title :Provide the Office of Water, states, local authorities and utilities with the results of full-scale treatment demonstration projects and evaluations of other approaches for managing arsenic in drinking water, to support implementation of the current Arsenic Rule

apmfy :2006

APM :334

APM Title :Report on the association of arsenic with iron particles, corrosion byproducts and sediment in drinking water distribution systems