Backflow Word Soup – Commonly Misused Terms in Cross-Connection Control
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Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Prevention and inherent challenge to all public and private drinking water supply systems. Most state and local regulations require water providers to develop and maintain a viable Cross-Connection Control Program, to help minimize the threat of backflow in their communities. But it’s not so simple. Take a look at a typical CCC program, and you’ll see the task is daunting. Not to mention the additional pressure it puts on your people and resources.
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cross-connections and backflow hazards are prevalent in water systems and public water suppliers should implement activities to detect them routinely.
For public water supply system managers, meeting compliance and controlling Cross-Connections plays a pivotal role in ensuring safe drinking water. Cross-Connections, where non-potable water can mingle with potable water in the event of Backflow, pose a significant risk to public health.
While some of these Backflow Preventers require mandatory periodic tests and documentation, there are far more backflow prevention devices and methods that are not testable. Backflow preventers that do not require periodic tests are often overlooked and underprioritized.
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When it comes to managing a successful Cross-Connection Control Program, cooperation between the public water system and the water customers is essential. Between…
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