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Corrosion Management in Potable Waters: It's not just water chemistry
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mgr-@vtruralwater.org
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Nov 06, 2006 06:01 PST
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Important Water Operator Training Announcement
Corrosion Management in Potable Waters: It's not just water chemistry
Date: December 6, 8:30am-3:30pm, St. Leo's Hall, Waterbury
Credit: 6 TCH
Cost: $60
Instructor: Mike Harrington, USA Bluebook
This workshop defines potable water corrosion, the benefits of determining
corrosion indexes, and examines water quality issues such as pH,
temperature, TDS, hardness, and alkalinity. You will learn that effective
corrosion control in potable water requires more than water chemistry
studies. Disinfection (type/residual), distribution piping, flushing
schedules, treatment process, coupon studies, and electrical grounding all
play a major role in total system corrosion. Typical corrosion control
practices will be reviewed, compared and contrasted.
To register, for more information, or to view the training schedule, please
see our website, http://www.vtruralwater.org <http://www.vtruralwater.org/>
, or call the VRWA Administrative Office. To contact me, email me at
mgr-@vtruralwater.org (please be aware that if you reply to this message,
your reply will go to the entire distribution list). Thank you.
Melissa Green
Association Specialist
Vermont Rural Water Association
PLEASE NOTE OUR NEW FAX NUMBER:
866-378-7213
20 Susie Wilson Road, Suite B
Essex Jct, VT 05452-2827
802-660-4988
800-556-3792
www.vtruralwater.org
Vermont Rural Water Association...Serving water and wastewater systems since
1982.
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