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Perspectives on the Meaning of Detectable Distribution System Residual and Implications for N. Fowleri Control

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Citation:

Pressman, J. AND D. Wahman. Perspectives on the Meaning of Detectable Distribution System Residual and Implications for N. Fowleri Control. Presented at U.S. EPA Drinking Water Workshop, Cincinnati, OH, September 09 - 11, 2014.

Impact/Purpose:

To inform policy makers, state regulators, and utilities on history and issues related to minimum chloramine residuals

Description:

The objectives of this presentation are to: review history of distribution system chlorination regulations, raise awareness on the meaning of detectable residual as it relates to chloramines, and perhaps renew dialogue on the discussion of minimum disinfectant residuals.

Record Details:

Record Type:DOCUMENT( PRESENTATION/ SLIDE)
Product Published Date:09/09/2014
Record Last Revised:10/31/2014
OMB Category:Other
Record ID: 288665