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Lead leaching from inline brass devices: A critical evaluation of the existing standard
The American National Standards Institute/NSF Standard 61, Section 8, is intended to protect the public from inline brass plumbing products that might leach excessive levels of lead to potable water. Experiments were conducted to examine the practical rigor of this test. Contrary to expectations, the test was not highly protective of public health. In fact, results indicated that small devices made of pure lead—which pose an obvious public hazard—can easily pass the leaching protocol. Reforms are needed to help prevent such unacceptable outcomes in the future. Brass devices passing the test can contribute to lead levels at the tap in residences, schools, and other buildings.
Lead leaching from inline brass devices: A critical evaluation of the existing standard
The American National Standards Institute/NSF Standard 61, Section 8, is intended to protect the public from inline brass plumbing products that might leach excessive levels of lead to potable water. Experiments were conducted to examine the practical rigor of this test. Contrary to expectations, the test was not highly protective of public health. In fact, results indicated that small devices made of pure lead—which pose an obvious public hazard—can easily pass the leaching protocol. Reforms are needed to help prevent such unacceptable outcomes in the future. Brass devices passing the test can contribute to lead levels at the tap in residences, schools, and other buildings.
Lead leaching from inline brass devices: A critical evaluation of the existing standard
Dudi, Abhijeet (Autor:in) / Schock, Michael (Autor:in) / Murray, Nestor (Autor:in) / Edwards, Marc (Autor:in)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 97 ; 66-78
01.08.2005
13 pages
Aufsatz (Zeitschrift)
Elektronische Ressource
Englisch
Lead , Sampling , Reduction , Water Supply , Chemistry , Performance , Testing , Standards , Leaching
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