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The need to more accurately assess filter performance and improve the overall treatment process has led to increased demand for the high sensitivity provided by particle counters. This technology provides unparalleled performance in maintaining the level of treatment necessary to present health risks caused by waterborne parasites, such as cryptosporidium. For all the emphasis on particle counting, water treatment operators have found there are extremely few publications about its methods-until now. A Practical Guide to Particle Counting for Drinking Water Treatment is the first book of its kind to address the latest technologies, equipment and procedures for conducting particle counting in drinking water treatment and related processes.

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9781566703062

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""…much needed and long overdue…I have literally handled hundreds of customer calls which ranged through a wide gamut of difficulties and applications challenges. A great majority of these calls could have been avoided had the end user read just the first section of Mr. Broadwell's book…its appeal will span the gamut between the researcher and designing engineer to the actual day to day operator.""-John Hunt, Met One, Inc. John Hunt, Met One, Inc.

"""…much needed and long overdue…I have literally handled hundreds of customer calls which ranged through a wide gamut of difficulties and applications challenges. A great majority of these calls could have been avoided had the end user read just the first section of Mr. Broadwell's book…its appeal will span the gamut between the researcher and designing engineer to the actual day to day operator.""-John Hunt, Met One, Inc. John Hunt, Met One, Inc."

much needed and long overdueI have literally handled hundreds of customer calls which ranged through a wide gamut of difficulties and applications challenges. A great majority of these calls could have been avoided had the end user read just the first section of Mr. Broadwell's bookits appeal will span the gamut between the researcher and designing engineer to the actual day to day operator. -John Hunt, Met One, Inc. John Hunt, Met One, Inc.

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John Michael Broadwell

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