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Pages 35-42

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... 2001. Acute aluminum encephalopathy in a dialy sis center caused by a cement mortar water distribution pipe.
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... 1991. Field test ing distribution water quality models.
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... 2003. The Future Challenge of Controlling Distribution System Water Quality and Protecting Plumbing Infrastructure: Focusing on Consumers.
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... 1997. Optimizing distribution storage water quality: a hydro dynamic approach.
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... 1991. A randomized trial to evaluate the risk of gastrointestinal disease due to consumption of drinking water meeting current microbiological standards.
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... 2003. Thermal destruction analyses of water related pathogens at domestic hot water system temperatures.
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... 2001. National consumer water quality survey fact sheet.
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Key Terms

  • water quality
  • water distribution
  • water supply
  • potable water
  • public water

  • mycobacterium avium
  • legionella pneumophila
  • van der
  • water storage
  • activated carbon

  • avium complex
  • granular activated
  • gastrointestinal health
  • water supplies
  • finished water

  • awwa research
  • der wende
  • microbial growth
  • safe drinking
  • storage facilities

  • hot water
  • water microbiology
  • avium infection
  • filtration units
  • toxic chemicals

  • pipe distribution
  • dietary sources
  • wave analysis
  • transient flow
  • biofilm sampled


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