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Profiling Groundwater Wells—an Alternative to Treatment
This article discusses how data from a groundwater well's profile can be used to modify the well so that raw water with undesireable chemical qualities is prevented from entering the well. A case study is presented of the town of Goodland, Indiana, where the town's raw water had concentrations of sulfur that caused taste, odor, and other problems in the distribution system.
Profiling Groundwater Wells—an Alternative to Treatment
This article discusses how data from a groundwater well's profile can be used to modify the well so that raw water with undesireable chemical qualities is prevented from entering the well. A case study is presented of the town of Goodland, Indiana, where the town's raw water had concentrations of sulfur that caused taste, odor, and other problems in the distribution system.
Profiling Groundwater Wells—an Alternative to Treatment
Masters, Robert (author)
Journal ‐ American Water Works Association ; 96 ; 46-48
2004-06-01
3 pages
Article (Journal)
Electronic Resource
English
Sulfur , Distribution Systems , Chemicals , Wells , Indiana , Odor , Groundwater , Taste , Water Quality
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