AWWA ACE99375
Use of Aeration to Control Copper Corrosion in a Small Montana System
Conference Proceeding by American Water Works Association , 01/01/1999
Keller, Barbara J.; Abdo, Ginette N.; Rupp, Gretchen
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Aeration of drinking water has been shown to directly impact the pH and dissolved inorganic carbon (DIC). Because of this impact, aeration has been suggested as a useful technique to treat drinking water for copper corrosion provided the drinking water pH and DIC levels are appropriate. In this study, aeration was applied to control copper corrosion in a small public water system, the Forest View Homeowners System, in Florence, Montana. Aeration was evaluated for: its ability to reduce copper concentrations; its ease of installation and operation; and, its cost to a small system.
