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A system that enables system operators to monitor and control the distribution system from a single location by the use of telemetry and control systems.
The maximum chlorine gas withdrawal rate from a one-ton container at 70°F is
Organisms (bacteria, viruses, and cysts) capable of causing disease. (giardiasis, cryptosporidiosis, typhoid, cholera, dysentery)
For a given excavation in a specific soil there is a certain angle at which the surrounding soil will not slide or cave into the trench.
A bacterium, virus, or other microorganism that can cause disease.
Quicklime that has been combined with water. Also called slaked lime or calcium hydroxide.
Any connection between a potable water system and another fluid system through which contamination could enter the potable water system.
A condition which can occur when pumps are run too fast or water is forced to change directions quickly. This condition can cause pitting of the impeller and reduce pump efficiency.