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This slide presentation outlines The Aesthetic Water Quality Challenge which includes:rising customer expectations for taste,odor, and appearance;equated to healthfulness of the water;limited aesthetic water quality data,operational information, or complaint tracking;how to understand/address issues;consumers reluctant to pay more forwater not meeting aestheticrequirements; and,especially problematic when constructingnew treatment and need rate increase. The presentation outlines a case study in Colorado of the Consolidated Mutual Water Company and covers topics that include: existing water treatment facilities and background;selection of new water treatment processes;evaluation of taste and odor (T and,status of project. Conclusions were that:aesthetic water quality is very important to customers;many water systems are proactively investing money in Tif considering a new plant or future plant upgrade,start tracking TMIB/Geosmin sampling (routine and during Tflavor profile analysis - especially during Tcharacterization of algae; and,track T

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Edition: Vol. - No. Published: 11/01/2006 Number of Pages: 22File Size: 1 file , 860 KB