Fast Response, Early Boost: Eliminate Ammonia‐Oxidizing Bacteria

Bleth, Joel

doi:10.1002/j.1551-8701.2008.tb02012.x

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Fast Response, Early Boost: Eliminate Ammonia‐Oxidizing Bacteria

Joel Bleth¹

Abstract: Potable water storage tanks in chloraminated systems endure water quality problems, particularly during warm weather. A simple approach can solve these problems, enhance a facility's mixing system, and save money. is president and CEO of SolarBee (www.solarbee.com), Dickinson, N.D.

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POtable water stOrage tanks are a necessary part of water distribution systems, providing pressure and enough supply for daily and emergency use. but awwa estimates 65 percent of Us storage tanksthat's more than 200,000 tanks-have water quality problems. these problems-common in chlorine and chloramine systems, warm or cold climates-range from temperature stratification, stagnation, dead zones, and short-circuiting to biofilm buildup, loss of residual, nitrification events, and, in northern climates, ice damage.Chlorine systems commonly experience loss of residual and rapid bacteria growth,

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Fast Response, Early Boost: Eliminate Ammonia‐Oxidizing Bacteria

Abstract: Potable water storage tanks in chloraminated systems endure water quality problems, particularly during warm weather. A simple approach can solve these problems, enhance a facility's mixing system, and save money. is president and CEO of SolarBee (www.solarbee.com), Dickinson, N.D.

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