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The Significance of Fungi in Drinking Water Distribution Systems
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Ref: 97/DW/02/12
ISBN: 1 84057 092 X
Collates the results of a literature survey and responses to questionnaires from the water companies throughout the UK. The survey indicates that improvements in water treatment methods were reducing the number of incidents. Concludes that no companies indicated human health problems had arisen in connection with animals in their distribution systems.
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Influence of Phosphate on bacterial Growth in Water Systems
97/DW/02/11 - ISBN: 1 84057 091 1Phosphate dosing is increasingly being used as a means of reducing plumbosolvancy in the UK. Reviews the literature of the impact of phosphate dosing, gives a theoretical assessment of whether there is a limiting factor on th... More...
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Health Significance of bacteria in distribution systems - Review of Mycobacterium SPP
97/DW/02/9 - ISBN: 1 84057 011 3Reviews the literature on mycobacterium and discusses its detection and its relation to disease. Discusses the occurrence of mycobacterium in natural waters and in mains and domestic waters. There were few reports linking a d... More...
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Impact of Service pipes on the Bacteriological Quality of Water Supplies
98/DW/02/15 - ISBN: 1 84057 141 1Examines variables such as flow rates, materials, nutrients, temperature and residual disinfectant, to build up a picture of how bacteria can grow in service pipes. Shows that a number of factors affect the microbiological q... More...
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Managing Microbial and Chemical Risks from Source to Tap: Report and Toolbox
03/DW/02/31 - ISBN: 1-84057-311-2The traditional approach to assuring drinking water quality and safety by monitoring final water at the works and at the tap has been the foundation of regulation to date. Such an approach is resource intensive and, for many ... More...
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Review of the Microbial Implications of Climate Change for the Water Industry
04/DW/02/32 - ISBN: 1-84057-318-XThis report assesses how the current predictions for climate change could impact on the microbiological quality of drinking water. On current evidence, changes in the worldwide geographical distribution of pathogens cause... More...
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