285–313. Zhou, S., Shao, Y., Gao, N., Deng, Y., Li, L., Deng, J. and Tan, C. (2014). (2005). (2008) reported a linear correlation between THMs and chlorine consumption (R2 = 0.94). J. if, and how, source water quality is changing (e.g., colour, UV absorbance/transmittance, DOC, SUVA); if a correlation exists between raw water DOC and other surrogates used to measure NOM concentration (e.g., colour, UV absorbance, UV transmittance); how NOM is impacting water treatment processes (e.g., chemical usage and specific chemical dose/demand) and if control limits should be established; how treatment is impacting NOM (e.g., residual NOM concentration, change in SUVA, specific DBP yields, specific colour) and if control limits should be established; distribution system impacts (e.g., DBP concentrations, lead/copper concentrations); biological stability (e.g., variability in disinfectant residual, biofilm formation rate, changes in corrosion rates); and. Steele, M.E.J, Evans, H.L., Stephens, J., Rachal, A. and Clarke, B.A. An increase in the amount of NOM has been observed over the past 10-20 years in raw water supplies in several areas, which has … (eds.). Drinking water has extremely low levels of NOM and COD – the PeCOD method is optimized to measure such clean samples quickly and accurately Amy, G. (2008). Technol., 38(3): 137–164. In fact, for sources high in hydrophilic neutral NOM, coagulation will be ineffective (Chow et al., 2006). Siembida-Lösch, B., Anderson, W.B., Wang, Y., Bonsteel, J. and Huck, P.M. (2015). and Hofmann, R. (2007). Available at: http://donnees.ec.gc.ca/data/substances/monitor/national-long-term-water-quality-monitoring-data/. Revue ges. Organic geochemistry of natural waters. Imai, A., Fukushima, T., Matsushige, K. and Hwan Kim, Y. and Spanos, S.K. Watersheds with a high land-to-water ratio tend to have higher DOC concentrations. Wat. Norton et al. (1980). Filter operation effects on pathogen passage. Water Res., 35(6): 1572–1586. Groundwater supplies typically use aeration and filtration with GAC in some cases to remove chemical contaminants, followed by UV disinfection to reduce the colony counts after GAC. For example, Tan and Sudak (1992) reported THM formation potentials of 250–262 μg/L for a highly coloured groundwater supply (7-day formation potential test at 20°C and at around pH 8). Templeton et al. Report number 91250. Edzwald, J.K. and Kelley, M.B. Water Works Assoc., 84(1): 79–87. American Water Works Association Research Foundation, Denver. IWA Publishing, London, United Kingdom. Chapter 3 in: Natural organic matter in water: Characterization and treatment methods. During operation, biological growth occurs within the sand bed and gravel support. (2005) also found that UV-absorbing organic particles (i.e., NOM) shielded particle-associated bacteriophages from UV light, whereas inorganic kaolin clay particles (i.e., turbidity) did not. IWA Publishing, London, United Kingdom. Chapter 3.16 in:  Treatise on water science. The test for AOC determines the growth potential of the water by measuring the growth yield of two pure strains of bacteria (Pseudomonas fluorescens strain P17, Spirillum strain NOX) over several days and comparing these observations against a calibration curve for the growth produced using solutions of organic carbon standards (e.g., acetate or oxalate) (LeChevallier et al., 2015a). Water Res., 44(13): 3915–3923. Hall, E.S. (2015). Hwang, C.J., Krasner, S.W., Sclimenti, M.J., Amy, G.L., Dickenson, E., Bruchet, A., Prompsy, C., Filippi, G., Croué. Reactivity of natural organic matter fractions with chlorine dioxide and ozone. The impact of recalcitrant organic character on disinfection stability, trihalomethane formation and bacterial regrowth: An evaluation of magnetic ion exchange resin (MIEX®) and alum coagulation. Source-specific DBP yields can be determined as discussed in section B.5.2.3. Particle and natural Organic Matter Removal in Drinking Water @inproceedings{Alpert2014ParticleAN, title={Particle and natural Organic Matter Removal in Drinking Water}, author={Scott M. Alpert and D. Pernitsky}, year={2014} } and Schneider, O. Several studies have demonstrated that low-density NOM flocs are more amenable to flotation than to sedimentation (Plummer et al., 1995; Edzwald and Kelley, 1998; Edzwald et al., 1999, 2000, 2003; Harrington et al., 2001; Edzwald, 2010; Gregory and Edzwald, 2011). Vadasarukkai, Y.S. Cosmochim. and Korshin, G.V. Liu et al. Chang, Y-C. and Jung, K. (2004). Anion exchange resin fouling. (2016) reported that solid phase extraction cartridges leaked variable amounts of organic carbon, skewed TOC results and correlated poorly with DBP formation potential results. DOC and DBP precursors in western US watersheds and reservoirs. Technol., 44(4): 303–347. Effect of low turbidity and algae on UV disinfection performanceJ. GLUMRB (2012). Sources and characteristics of organic matter in the Clackamas River, Oregon, related to the formation of disinfection by-products in treated drinking water. Canadian Water Treatment Study Contract H4092-0-0001/001/SS Water Treatment and Disinfection Byproducts. Sci. J. and Amy, G.L. This guidance document reviews and assesses risks associated with the impact of NOM on drinking water treatment processes and the safety of drinking water. Evaluation of specific ultraviolet absorbance as an indicator of the chemical composition and reactivity of dissolved organic carbon. Factors influencing numbers of Mycobacterium avium, Mycobacterium intracellulare, and other Mycobacteria in drinking water distribution systems. Water Res., 38(6): 1457–1466. Aiken and Cotsaris, 1995; Hanson et al., 2011; Reckhow et al., 2007. Biotechnol., 14(6): 1114–1119. ASTM (2017). Int. Geosmin and 2-methylisoborneol are environmentally stable compounds (i.e., not easily biodegraded) that can be transported significant distances from where the compounds are produced (Satchwill et al., 2007). Thus, at pH >7 a four-fold increase in the coagulant dose is necessary to overcome NOM’s negative charge compared with that required at pH 5.5. (2013a). Thesis, Dalhousie University, Halifax, Nova Scotia. Strict pH control is necessary for optimum coagulation; even a small pH change can release NOM that was previously incorporated into flocs (Slavik et al., 2012). First, water quality changes occur during stormflow conditions that create challenging coagulation conditions (e.g., pH, alkalinity, ionic strength, divalent ion concentration) (Gregory, 1998; Billica and Gertig, 2000; Tseng et al., 2000; Davis and Edwards, 2014). Total Environ., 488–489(1): 36–45. In: Proceedings of the Technology Transfer Conference, University of Calgary, Alberta, Canada. J. A well-maintained distribution system is a critical component of the source-to-tap or water safety plan approach to provide safe drinking water (Fisher et al., 2000). Prévost, M., Laurent, P., Servais, P. and Joret, J-C. (2005). particles into a water body may be driven by natural events such as runoff from snowmelt and precipitation. Oxidative treatment of bromide-containing waters: Formation of bromine and its reactions with inorganic and organic compounds—A critical review. However, published full-scale data tends to be limited to chemically assisted filtration, with the exception of the limited data presented in section B.6.2 for UF membranes, ion exchange and biological filtration. Technol., 25(2):  251–258. Disinfection by-product formation of natural organic matter surrogates and treatment by coagulation, MIEX® and nanofiltration. Water Sci. Templeton, M.R., Andrews, R.C. Since it is difficult and expensive to measure the fractions of NOM, operators rely on indicator parameters to gain the benefits of real-time organics monitoring. Am. Water Supply, 1(2): 131–140. Characteristics of organic precursors and their relationship with disinfection by-products. AWWA Research Foundation and American Water Works Association, Denver, Colorado. IWA Publishing, Oxford, United Kingdom. Optimising natural organic matter removal from low turbidity waters by controlled pH adjustment of aluminium coagulation. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, Cincinnati, Ohio. Effect of NOM and biofilm on the removal of Cryptosporidium parvum oocysts in rapid filters. Wingender, J. and Flemming, H-C. (2011). Environ. These approaches require a system assessment that involves characterizing the water source, describing the treatment barriers that prevent or reduce contamination, highlighting the conditions that can result in contamination, and identifying control measures. Peldszus, S., Hallé, C., Peiris, R.H., Hamouda, M., Jin, X., Legge, R.L., Budman, H., Moresoli, C. and Huck, P.M. (2011). Sillanpää, M., Matilainen, A. and Lahtinen, T. (2015b). Ion exchange is a process in which ions from the raw water are exchanged with ions within the solid phase of a resin. It was recognized in the early 1960s that ion exchange processes could remove NOM, mainly because NOM was found to foul ion exchange resins used to remove other contaminants (Frisch and Kunin, 1960; Ungar, 1962; AWWA, 2011a). The hydrophobic fraction is typically made up of a large portion of humic acids in surface waters. 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