Assessing Water Quality Monitoring Needs, Tools, Gaps, and Opportunities for Potable Water Reuse

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As the need for potable water reuse grows, more guidance is needed on implementing appropriate water quality monitoring and interpreting data correctly to ensure the delivery of safe water. This project will provide utilities, plant designers, and regulators with a comprehensive overview of existing technologies, guidance on how to use data to enhance operations and regulatory compliance, guidance on how to on how to conduct technology scans, and a roadmap for future needs.

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Assessing Water Quality Monitoring Needs, Tools, Gaps, and Opportunities for Potable Water Reuse

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09/24/2021

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Assessing Water Quality Monitoring Needs, Tools, Gaps, and Opportunities for Potable Water Reuse

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Assessing Water Quality Monitoring Needs, Tools, Gaps, and Opportunities for Potable Water Reuse

Demonstrating Real-Time Collection System Monitoring for Potable Reuse

White Paper on the Application of Molecular Methods

White Paper on the Feasibility of Establishing a Framework for Public Health Monitoring of Direct Potable Reuse

Evaluation of Tier 3 Validation Protocol for Membrane Bioreactors to Achieve Higher Pathogen Credit for Potable Reuse

Optimization of Ozone-BAC Treatment Processes for Potable Reuse Applications

Considerations and Blending Strategies for Drinking Water System Integration with Alternative Water Supplies

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