Guidance Videos for Using Pipe Rigs to Inform Lead and Copper Corrosion Control Treatment Decisions
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VIDEO-5081-1
(Aqua)
Standardize Sampling Procedure for Stagnant Samples
https://youtu.be/YdUM72_vq54
VIDEO-5081-2
(City Rochester)
Guidelines for Lead Service Line Harvesting
https://youtu.be/d19_WXqZXhM
VIDEO-5081-3
(GCWW)
Technique for Acclimating Lead Service Lines After Harvesting and Best Practices for Pipe Rig Startup
https://youtu.be/QCKFLBZr2-k
VIDEO-5081-4
(GLWA)
Best Practices for Lead Service Line Harvesting & Preservation
https://youtu.be/gsZ3kSdRn9c
VIDEO-5081-5
(Halifax)
Coupling Recirculating Water Main Test Sections With Lead Pipe Racks to Study Lead-Iron Interactions in the Context of Corrosion Control Treatment
https://youtu.be/YhfzFB-Ev4s
VIDEO-5081-6
(MWRA)
MWRA Pipe Rig Operation
https://youtu.be/0gJPdgr3wO0
VIDEO-5081-7
(NYCDEP)
How to Filter a Lead Sample
https://youtu.be/mhMk1DUSei0
VIDEO-5081-8
(PWB)
Stagnant and Flowing Water Sample Collection, Including from Premise Plumbing Fixtures
https://youtu.be/L45gG8FOnG8
VIDEO-5081-9
(Toronto)
Overview of Pipe Rig and How it Operates
https://youtu.be/qZ_C6x5dWME