Disinfection. Disinfection is the process of killing Pathogenic Micro Organisms. A large number of chemicals have been used for the destruction of these harmful organisms. These include: Ozone Ultra Violet Rays Silver Bromine Iodine Chlorine In the disinfection of swimming pool water it has been found that chlorine is the most economical and most adaptable and it can be added either as a gas, a powder or in tablet form. Disinfection should not be confused with Sterilisation which is the killing of all micro-organisms.
Disinfection. CONTRACTOR will be responsible for disinfection of all potable water equipment with NSF approved products prior to and during installation in accordance with Maricopa County Health Code, Chapter V, Water Supply R9-8-266.
Disinfection new second UV channel with flow splitter boxes, refurbished first UV channel with new lighting/equipment.
Disinfection ultraviolet disinfection system consisting of a minimum of one bank of four modules each having a minimum of four lamps and located in the filter building. lagoon for sludge digestion/storage by installing: two (2) surface aerators for odour control; lagoon decanting facility with one decanting pump rated at 3.5 L/s at 12.0m TOH and discharging to the head of the works.
Disinfection. Currently, the water to be supplied to the Authority at the Master Meter is disinfected with Chloramines. Aurora agrees to consult with the other Parties prior to a change in the disinfection method. The Authority is solely responsible for making this water compatible with the other water supplies of its Members.
Disinfection. Areas used by any person for whom the District has received notice that they tested positive for COVID-19 shall be disinfected by the District within 24 hours after exposure.
Disinfection. 1. Polyurethane Sealants • Disinfection shall not take place until the polyurethane joint sealant is fully cured (10 to 12 days @ 21°C 50% Relative Humidity). • The tank shall be disinfected for use by chlorination in accordance with Method 3 of ANSI/AWWA C-652-11 (Method 3) as amended by the Manufacturer.
Disinfection. A. All materials, work, workmanship and methods shall be in accordance with the latest revision of the AWWA C651 – Disinfecting Water Mains.
B. Samples of water shall be taken by the Contractor as directed by the Engineer and shall be submitted for analysis by the Arkansas Department of Health. A copy of the test results shall be furnished to the Engineer. A minimum of two (2) consecutive safe samples are required on each line section. Samples are to be collected on successive days.
C. The disinfection procedures shall be repeated as necessary until all samples indicate that the water is safe and approved by the Arkansas Department of Health.
Disinfection. Cages and isolation xxxxxxxx shall be disinfected using a chemical disinfectant/sterilant approved by the Project Officer. All animal equipment (caging, feeders, etc.) shall be washed in a commercial cage washer containing a suitable detergent at 180 degrees F. at least every two weeks. Animal room floors shall be cleaned and sanitized with chemical disintectants daily. Microbiological monitoring will be performed quarterly using RODAC plates.
Disinfection. Storage facilities shall be disinfected in accordance with ANSI/AWWA C652 if drained for inspection and/or other maintenance. Disposal of chlorinated water shall be performed in accordance with local, state, and federal regulations. If divers or remote operational vehicles are used, the divers and equipment shall be disinfected in accordance with ANSI/AWWA C652.
