Article | REF: W2002 V2

Water for human consumption - Health risks, control and regulation

Author: Bénédicte WELTÉ

Publication date: August 10, 2017

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3. Water quality control

3.1 Sampling

Today, analytical techniques have developed considerably, sometimes involving highly complex systems that require a highly skilled workforce. The business of water analysis laboratories has evolved considerably, leading to the creation of large, highly specialized and automated laboratories. This has also led to the total separation of sampling and analysis activities, and to the extensive transport of samples over long distances. The problem of sample preservation is a major one for laboratories.

The introduction of quality management systems and laboratory accreditation has led laboratories to implement strict procedures for tracking samples, from sampling to analysis. This may involve storage, transport, preservation, aliquoting and analysis....

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