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BLENDING EVALUATION AS A TOOL FOR MANAGING DISTRIBUTION SYSTEM WATER QUALITY

Kylee M. Dewis, Project Manager, Sinclair Knight Merz, Newcastle West, NSW
Dr Glen R. Boyd, Professional Associate, HDR Engineering, Inc., Bellevue, WA, USA
Melinda J. Friedman, President, Confluence Engineering, Seattle, WA, USA.

 

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ABSTRACT


A blending evaluation is a planning tool that can be particularly helpful when considering introducing new or additional source waters to a water system. A blending evaluation is a systematic approach to addressing the likely water quality impacts of changing source waters and if necessary, potential mitigation approaches. This paper discusses two North American case studies and a blending methodology that could be applied by any water system to plan for and mitigate a wide range of potential water quality issues.


KEY WORDS


Distribution, Blending, Water Quality, Corrosion, Treatment, Source Water


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