Optimizing Corrosion Control in Water Distribution Systems

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Demonstrates the use of a multi-element sensor, electrochemical technique for instantaneously monitoring corrosion, and optimizing corrosion control in water distribution systems. Uses real-time corrosion sensors to screen corrosion inhibitors for use in treatment of drinking water. Published in 2004.

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Optimizing Corrosion Control in Water Distribution Systems

Abstract

Resources

Optimizing Corrosion Control in Water Distribution Systems

Optimizing Corrosion Control in Water Distribution Systems

Distribution System Water Quality Changes Following Corrosion Control Strategies

Lead Service Line Identification Techniques

Evaluation of Flushing to Reduce Lead Levels

Post-Wildfire Distribution System Water Quality Impacts and Potential Responses

Soapstone Valley Park Sewer Rehabilitation Project - Air Quality Site Monitoring and Emissions Testing

Understanding the Mechanisms of Chlorine and Chloramine Impact on Opportunistic Pathogens in Distribution Systems

Your Water System is Not Isolated - Interdependencies are Important