EVALUATION OF WATER QUALITY MONITORING TECHNOLOGIES TO RESPOND T...

Courtesy Recent Science Inventory records from the EPA  Tue, 02/09/2010 - 20:18

PPT-Overview of water quality monitoring technology studies to respond to changes in drinking water quality, conducted at the NHSRC Test & Evaluation Facility in Cincinnati, OH.

The project also includes dissemination of knowledge to stakeholder groups through papers, articles, fact sheets, presentations, tours, etc.

The T&E Facility is described; the research was conducted using a single-pass pipe. The objectives of the research discussed in the presentation are: evaluate the ability of commercially available water quality sensors to detect changes in...

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