Treatment technique definition
Treatment technique means a required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in drinking water.
Treatment technique means one or more methods of treatment that are known to remove or inactivate giardia and viruses as determined in ss. NR 810.29 and 810.31.
Treatment technique means one or more methods of treatment that are known to remove or inactivate giardia and viruses as determined in ss. NR 809.76 and 809.77.
More Definitions of Treatment technique
Treatment technique means an enforceable water treatment process or procedure, required to be operated at a specified effectiveness for removal of a measurable surrogate contaminant, that public water systems must employ to ensure effective removal of other contaminants for which there is not a reliable, economical, technically feasible method to measure at levels of concern.
Treatment technique means the technology, when installed in a public water system, which leads to the reduction of contaminant levels.
Treatment technique or “TT” means a treatment process required to minimize the level of a contaminant in drinking water. A treatment technique is specified in cases where it is not technically or economically feasible to establish an MCL, and it is an enforceable procedure or level of technological performance which PWSs must follow to ensure control of a contaminant.
Treatment technique means one or more methods of treatment that are known to remove or inactivate giardia and viruses as described under ss. NR 810.29 and 810.31.
Treatment technique or "TT" means a required process intended to reduce the level of a contaminant in drinking water.
Treatment technique means a treatment procedure promulgated by EPA in lieu of a MCL. Treatment techniques include the requirements for filtration, disinfection, lead, copper, acrylamide, and epichlorohydrin that are prescribed in Article 3 of this Chapter.
Treatment technique means an enforceable water treatment process or procedure, required to be operated at a specified effectiveness for removal of a measurable surrogate contaminant, that public water systems must employ to ensure effective removal of other