AWWA JAW6555
Journal AWWA - Investigating Potential Water Contamination by Petroleum-Asphalt Coatings in Ductile-Iron Pipe
Journal Article by American Water Works Association , 03/01/1982
Miller, Herbert C.;Barrett, William J.;James, Ruby H.
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Ductile-iron pipe employed in water distribution systems usually bears a seal coating of petroleum asphalt that is in direct contact with the water. Experimental evidence designed to simulate a "worstcase" scenario suggests that no significant contribution of polynuclear aromatic hydrocarbons to piped water should be expected from a relatively freshly seal-coated pipe. The total concentration of the six PAH examined was less than 1 ng/L, compared to the WHO recommended maximum concentration of 200 ng/L. Includes 7 references, tables, figures.
