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Deterioration of Water Quality in Distribution Systems
The loss of chlorine residuals in water‐distribution systems, the depletion of dissolved oxygen, the reduction of sulfate to hydrogen sulfide, and even the corrosion of cast‐iron mains may be the principal result of microbial activity.
Deterioration of Water Quality in Distribution Systems
The loss of chlorine residuals in water‐distribution systems, the depletion of dissolved oxygen, the reduction of sulfate to hydrogen sulfide, and even the corrosion of cast‐iron mains may be the principal result of microbial activity.
Deterioration of Water Quality in Distribution Systems
O'Connor, John T. (author) / Hash, Les (author) / Edwards, Allan B. (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 67 ; 113-116
1975-03-01
4 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
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