cross-connection control

Myths & Misconceptions About Cross-Connection Control

cross-connections and backflow hazards are prevalent in water systems and public water suppliers should implement activities to detect them routinely.

Camouflaged Cross-Connections: Containment vs Isolation Programs

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.

Ten Hazardous Cross-Connections Detected By Onsite Cross-Connection Surveys

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.

Myths & Misconceptions About Cross-Connection Control

Camouflaged Cross-Connections: Containment vs Isolation Programs

Ten Hazardous Cross-Connections Detected By Onsite Cross-Connection Surveys

Keeping Compliance Simple in Hurley, Wisconsin

Dos and Don’ts for Cross-Connection Control and Backflow Public Awareness

BackFLOW to School – The Value of Continuing Education

Cross-Connection Control: The Big Picture

Backflow Software: Half of the Equation

Residential Cross-Connection Control: Options for Your Community

A Critical Need: The Cross-Connection Control Survey

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