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AWWA ACE60073
- Dual Inactivation of Emerging Pathogens by UV and Chlorine
- Conference Proceeding by American Water Works Association, 06/17/2004
- Publisher: AWWA
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This slide presentation outlines information on developing ultraviolet (UV) dose response curves forcarbon-filtered water spiked with"emerging microbes." Topics covered include:adenovirus;toxoplasma gondii oocysts;mycobaterium terrae;V-1 phage as an additional viral indicator; and,determine synergistic effects between UVand chlorine for the above microbes. Results include these observations: Cryptosporidium was (target protozoa forLT2ESWTR) effectively inactivated;UV followed by chlorine effectively inactivated ALLthe microbes/surrogated tested;there were no significant byproducts formation atthe doses tested (40-140 mJ/cm2) for both LP andMP; and,synergistic effect between UV and chlorine was notapparent.
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