Chapter 12. -- Issues for a water utility manager. Chapter 2. -- Fundamentals of UV Radiation and photochemistry -- Chapter 3. -- Mechanism of UV disinfection -- Chapter 4. -- UV disinfection regulations -- Chapter 5. -- UV disinfection equipment -- Chapter 6. -- Validation of UV reactor performance -- Chapter 7. -- Effects of water quality on UV disinfection -- Chapter 8. -- Potential locations for UV disinfection facilities -- Chapter 9. -- UV facility design issues -- Chapter 10. -- Start-up, operations, and maintenance -- Chapter 11. -- Safety and handling of UV equipment -- Chapter 12. -- Issues for a water utility manager.
Summary:
"UV light is usually delivered to drinking water as it flows through a UV reactor (Chapter 5 gives more description of the design of UV reactors). The UV equipment (including one or more UV reactors) is typically applied to filtered water and is often installed after the filter effluent piping recombining before the clearwell. It is very important that the operators are able to control the UV output in the reactor so that at least a minimum UV dose is applied at all times"-- Provided by publisher.
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