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AWWA WSC61385

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AWWA WSC61385 AwwaRF Project #2981 - Standard Operating Procedures for Decontamination of Water Infrastructure: Investigation into the 1980 Pennsylvania American Water Incident of Purposeful Chlordane Contamination into its Pittsburgh Suburban District's Distribution System

Conference Proceeding by American Water Works Association, 04/10/2005

Moser, Richard

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This paper discusses a purposeful contamination event of a suburban Pittsburgh water system that occurred in 1980. The system was flushed with drinking water from an unaffected part of the system until the contaminant was purged out. Flushing was able to restore water use in about one month, but nine months were required to eliminate all traces of the chemical. Includes figures.

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Edition: Vol. - No. Published: 04/10/2005 Number of Pages: 13