Effect of Nitrification on Corrosion in the Distribution System

Abstract

Identifies the role of nitrification-induced changes to water quality that may affect corrosion in the distribution system. Also examines the potential significance of nitrification on lead and copper release. Published in 2010.

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Effect of Nitrification on Corrosion in the Distribution System

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01/29/2010

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Effect of Nitrification on Corrosion in the Distribution System

Abstract

Resources

Effect of Nitrification on Corrosion in the Distribution System

Non-Intrusive Methodology for Assessing Lead and Copper Corrosion

Water Chemistry Effects on Dissolution Rates of Lead Corrosion Products

Distribution System Water Quality Changes Following Corrosion Control Strategies

Post-Wildfire Distribution System Water Quality Impacts and Potential Responses

Guidance for Using Pipe Rigs to Inform Lead and Copper Corrosion Control Treatment Decisions

Identifying Service Line Materials without Excavation: Distinguishing LSLs from Non-LSLs

Diversifying Water Portfolios through Stormwater Capture and Use: Contributing to a Water Resilient Future