Treatment Options for Small Drinking-water Supplies
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brochure coll. Resources for Drinking-water Assistance Programme Aug 2007 ; 45 pages
Ed. MOH - Wellington
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Abstract:
Treatment Options for Small Drinking-water Supplies provides information about the supply of safe drinking-water to small water supplies serving fewer than 5000 people.
Untreated water can be a major health risk as it can contain harmful chemicals, protozoa, bacteria and viruses. Drinking-water that may contain contaminants should be treated to ensure it is safe. This booklet describes the principles and methods of water treatment for small supplies. Contents:
1 Introduction
2 Why Should We Treat Water?
3 Minimisation, Removal and Inactivation
4 What are the Options for Water Sources?
5 How Much Water Do We Need?
6 What are the Options for Treatment?
7 General Equipment
8 Places to Get Information
9 Conclusions
10 Worked Examples
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Ministry of Health - Wellington - New Zealand |
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