Urban Water Journal · 2005 · 22 citations · 96 references
EngineeringWater ResourcesWater MonitoringEnvironmental EngineeringWater QuantityWater ManagementSystems EngineeringWater QualityDistribution SystemsMonitoring Water QualityWater DistributionWater Quality ManagementNew Modeling ToolsWater Quality DecayWater Quality Forecasting
Abstract Drinking water quality can undergo dramatic changes in distribution systems. Because of this, many new regulations focus on monitoring water quality within the distribution system, causing utilities to face new challenges in maintaining high quality delivered to the consumer's tap. To help meet these challenges, several groups worldwide have developed computer-modeling tools so that utilities can evaluate and manage water quality in their distribution systems. This paper reviews the water-quality problems that typically occur in distribution systems, the causes of these problems, and the modeling tools that are becoming available to help solve these problems. Keywords: Distribution systemsDrinking water qualityMicrobial growthModelingSoftware
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Inactivation of biofilm bacteria
Mark W. LeChevallier, C D Cawthon, R G Lee · Applied and Environmental Microbiology · 1988 · 572 citations · Full text