1972
DOI: 10.1002/j.1551-8833.1972.tb02667.x
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Continuous Turbidity Monitoring

Abstract: In most water‐treatment plants, a sizable portion of the initial invest ment, not considering distribution costs, goes into facilities for the removal of turbidity. Continuous turbidity monitoring can be effec tively used to obtain more effective and efficient use of these facilities.

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“…Turbidity analysis is conventionally conducted for river and lake waters and is used as a measure of clays and other natural suspended materials in these waters Correspondence to: N. S. Abuzaid (Baalsrud and Henriksen 1964) and (Talley et al 1972). Due to its simplicity, the cost of turbidity analysis in terms of capital investment and operation is expected to be low.…”
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“…Turbidity analysis is conventionally conducted for river and lake waters and is used as a measure of clays and other natural suspended materials in these waters Correspondence to: N. S. Abuzaid (Baalsrud and Henriksen 1964) and (Talley et al 1972). Due to its simplicity, the cost of turbidity analysis in terms of capital investment and operation is expected to be low.…”
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confidence: 99%