The City of Houston, Texas has been aware of the implications that current and pending regulatory standards would have on the operation of their four surface water treatment facilities. In particular,...
The US Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) amended
the Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA) in 1996 to balance
the risks presented by microbial pathogens and
by-products from the disinfectant used to...
The monitoring, control, and optimization of organics in these applications are generally done using the Total
Organic Carbon (TOC) method. The challenge then becomes finding a robust TOC analyzer...
The USEPA has recently issued new rules for drinking water in order to combat the potential harmful effects of disinfection products used. The Disinfection/Disinfectants Byproducts Rule (D/DBPR)...
TOC, an operator tool, spans a
wide variety of applications, and
is widely thought of as a tool to
help a utility comply with DBP
regulations, but it also assists
with cost savings from optimizing a...