2. Standards and disinfection control
2.1 Microbiology
As it is not possible to count all pathogenic germs in routine control, we rely on certain test organisms or control germs, which simultaneously provide evidence of pollution of raw water and of good disinfection of treated water.
Depending on the country or control body, the approach is slightly different. the main legislation in force.
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Chlorine reacts with organic matter to produce a variety...
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