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Disinfection Byproduct Control
Disinfection Byproduct Control
(Course Code: TSD205)



Participants will learn about the changes in DBP concentrations and speciations that can take place in actual distribution systems, where DBP formation can be affected by pipe walls, biofilms, flow rates, residence time, changing storage tank levels, and free chlorine residuals. This course will focus on the factors that affect THM and HAA behavior in distribution systems.
 
Duration: 1 Day                          Fee: $275 + tax    CEU: 0.7



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 Muskoka             September 15, 2010       8:00:00 AM - 4:00:00 PM

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 Ottawa              November 8, 2010         8:00:00 AM - 4:00:00 PM

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Price: $275.00 CAD
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Course Category: Technical Skills For Development, More...


Participants will learn about the changes in DBP concentrations and speciations that can take place in actual distribution systems, where DBP formation can be affected by pipe walls, biofilms, flow rates, residence time, changing storage tank levels, and free chlorine residuals. This course will focus on the factors that affect THM and HAA behavior in distribution systems.
 
Duration: 1 Day                          Fee: $275 + tax    CEU: 0.7
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