Assessment of Non-Uniform Corrosion in Copper Piping

Abstract

Assesses the prevalence of nonuniform corrosion in copper piping within the North American drinking water industry. Research partner: USEPA. Includes a CD-ROM. Published in 2008.

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Assessment of Non-Uniform Corrosion in Copper Piping

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#91217

02/25/2008

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Assessment of Non-Uniform Corrosion in Copper Piping

Abstract

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Assessment of Non-Uniform Corrosion in Copper Piping

Controlling Lead in Drinking Water

Galvanic Corrosion Following Partial Lead Service Line Replacement

Optimization of Phosphorus-Based Corrosion Control Chemicals Using a Comprehensive Perspective of Water Quality

Guidance for Complying with the Lead and Copper Rule Revisions for Water Systems with No- to Low Prevalence of Lead Service Lines (LSL, LSLs)

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