Strategies for assessing optimized corrosion control treatment of lead and copper
Three strategies are commonly used to optimize corrosion control: adjusting pH and alkalinity, developing Pb(iv) scale by maintaining free chlorine residuals throughout the distribution system, and applying orthophosphate-based corrosion inhibitors at appropriate dosages and pH ranges.
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| description | Three strategies are commonly used to optimize corrosion control: adjusting pH and alkalinity, developing Pb(iv) scale by maintaining free chlorine residuals throughout the distribution system, and applying orthophosphate-based corrosion inhibitors at appropriate dosages and pH ranges. |
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