Project #2968

Framework for Developing Water Reuse Criteria With Reference to Drinking Water Supplies

Research Investment

$60,000

Completion Year

2005

Completed

Principal Investigator

John

Watkins

Research Manager

Ms. Jennifer I Warner

Contractor

CREH Analytical Ltd.

Abstract

Documents existing standards and their rationale/basis (i.e., public health and/or other parameters), defines merits and weaknesses of existing approaches, identifies gaps in existing knowledge, and develops a rationale for setting standards/guidelines based upon pathway/risk end point. Published by UKWIR in 2005. Foundation subscribers can download this Web-only report.

Partnership project between AWWARF, WateReuse Foundation, and UKWIR. Originally funded as WateReuse project Reuse-02-11 and UKWIR project 05/WR/29/1.

Resources

Subscriber

Framework For Developing Water ReUse Criteria With Reference To Drinking Water Supplies

Report

#2968

01/20/2005

View Executive Summary

Autonomous in situ Monitoring of Harmful Algal Blooms

Framework for Developing Water Reuse Criteria With Reference to Drinking Water Supplies

Abstract

Resources

Framework For Developing Water ReUse Criteria With Reference To Drinking Water Supplies

An Economic Framework for Evaluation Benefits and Costs of Water Reuse

Characterization of the Microbiome of a State-of-the-Art Water Reuse System to Enhance Treatment Performance

Challenges and Practical Approaches to Water Reuse Pricing

Establishing a Framework for Integrating Stormwater Capture into Water Supply Planning

Approaches to Build Strong Partnerships and Solidify Successful Interagency Reuse Projects

Regionalized or Integrated Solutions for Brine Management and Recovery

Autonomous in situ Monitoring of Harmful Algal Blooms

Autonomous in situ Monitoring of Harmful Algal Blooms

Framework for Developing Water Reuse Criteria With Reference to Drinking Water Supplies

Abstract

Resources

Framework For Developing Water ReUse Criteria With Reference To Drinking Water Supplies

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An Economic Framework for Evaluation Benefits and Costs of Water Reuse

Characterization of the Microbiome of a State-of-the-Art Water Reuse System to Enhance Treatment Performance

Challenges and Practical Approaches to Water Reuse Pricing

Establishing a Framework for Integrating Stormwater Capture into Water Supply Planning

Approaches to Build Strong Partnerships and Solidify Successful Interagency Reuse Projects

Regionalized or Integrated Solutions for Brine Management and Recovery

Autonomous in situ Monitoring of Harmful Algal Blooms