Design and Performance Guidelines for UV Sensor Systems

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Develops design and performance guidelines for UV sensor systems that account for factors which can impact the monitoring of UV fluence, (e.g., changes in water quality; type, number, and locations of UV lamps; UV reactor design). Published in 2009.

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Design and Performance Guidelines for UV Sensor Systems

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Design and Performance Guidelines for UV Sensor Systems

Design and Performance Guidelines for UV Sensor Systems

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