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Viral pollution of shellfish in estuary waters
Increased levels of chlorination accompanied by prolongation of retention time lead to reduction in number of viral isolations made from treated effluents; enterovirus occurs in osysters collected from seawater containing less than 70 Coliform median most probable number/100 ml; reduction of viral pollutants to undetectable levels in oysters by depuration in estuary waters requires 3 to 6 days; depuration efficacy was adversely affected by large numbers of viral pollutants in oysters, by water temperatures falling below 10 C, or both.
Viral pollution of shellfish in estuary waters
Increased levels of chlorination accompanied by prolongation of retention time lead to reduction in number of viral isolations made from treated effluents; enterovirus occurs in osysters collected from seawater containing less than 70 Coliform median most probable number/100 ml; reduction of viral pollutants to undetectable levels in oysters by depuration in estuary waters requires 3 to 6 days; depuration efficacy was adversely affected by large numbers of viral pollutants in oysters, by water temperatures falling below 10 C, or both.
Viral pollution of shellfish in estuary waters
ASCE -- Proc (J Sanitary Eng Div)
Metcalf, T.G. (author) / Stiles, W.C. (author)
1968
15 pages
Article (Journal)
English
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