Sentence examples for potable water quality from inspiring English sources

Their current regulations however, limit the continued development of improved potable water quality and infrastructure from a microbiological viewpoint.

Emerging organic contaminants (EOCs) are frequently detected in urban surface water and the adjacent groundwater and are therefore an increasing problem for potable water quality.

The process developed for 40 MIGD Ras Laffan plant is based on calcium carbonate and CO2 MSF vent gases addition followed by sodium hypochlorite from sea water electrochlorination blending and can be considered the most efficient system to match the best potable water quality.

After deployment, the bags were weighed to determine the amount of groundwater seepage along with measurement of salinity, EC, pH and TDS by Hanna potable water quality analyzer.

To date, various approaches, involving physical, chemical or biological technologies, have been developed to enhance potable water quality by removing these inorganic contaminants (Tekerlekopoulou et al. 2013).

Ethiopia being a developing country where 52.4%% of people live below the poverty line (World Bank Annual Report, 2013), such expensive conventional methods of assuring potable water quality are unsustainable.

That role is reflected in the 2005 PBC conference themes, which included management of arsenic in potable waters, air quality, climate change, pesticides, mercury, and electronics industry waste each with emphasis on relationships to human health.

Government should take it as a matter of utmost priority to connect all households with potable water, improve the quality of drinking water by ensuring compliance with national water quality standards; this would justify any further increase over the existing tariff.

Analyses of local rainfall data and predicted potential water usage at commercial facilities in Arlington County, Virginia reveal that rainwater harvesting systems conserve potable water, protect surface water quality and minimize flood risk.

The sand formation of the riverbed of an ephemeral river is utilised as a natural filter giving potable water of high quality, but is prone to pathogenic contamination.

With the power range of the heating reactor within 10 to 200 MWt, the desalination plant could provide 8,000 to 160,000 m3/d of potable water of appropriate quality.