Random Demands, Travel Times, and Water Quality in Deadends

Abstract

Characterizes the patterns of water consumption and water quality in deadend water mains to improve the ability to model and predict water quality problems associated with travel times.

The report appendices are posted below under Project Papers.

Published in 2003.

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Random Demands, Travel Times, and Water Quality in Deadends

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12/19/2017

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Random Demands, Travel Times, and Water Quality in Deadends: Appendices A - J

Project Paper

12/19/2017

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Random Demands, Travel Times, and Water Quality in Deadends

Abstract

Resources

Random Demands, Travel Times, and Water Quality in Deadends

Random Demands, Travel Times, and Water Quality in Deadends: Appendices A - J

Relative Dominance of HAAs and THMs in Treated Drinking Water

Optimizing Corrosion Control in Water Distribution Systems

Influence of Distribution System Infrastructure on Bacterial Regrowth

Post-Wildfire Distribution System Water Quality Impacts and Potential Responses

Soapstone Valley Park Sewer Rehabilitation Project - Air Quality Site Monitoring and Emissions Testing

Impact of UV Treatment on Microbial Communities in a Full-Scale Drinking Water Distribution System

Surveillance of Antimicrobial Resistance Emergence in the Environment