AWWA JAW34164
Journal AWWA - Determining Health Risks Associated With Disinfectants and Disinfection By-Products: Research Needs
Journal Article by American Water Works Association , 03/01/1993
Glaze, William H.;Andelman, Julian B.;Bull, Richard J.;Conolly, Rory B.;Hertz, Charles D.;Hood, Ronald D.;Pegram, Rex A.
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In order to minimize the levels of potentially toxic disinfectants and disinfection by-products in treated water while maintaining adequate protection against microbiological contamination, the total risks associated with disinfection have to be measured and compared with the risks from microbial agents. Because much work has already been carried out on chlorination and its by-products, it is recommended that research now focus on major disinfection alternatives, i.e., ozonation, chloramination, carbon dioxidation, and the most practical combinations of these options. The primary research needs are: assessment of the relative toxicological hazards of the disinfectants and their by-products; and development of biologically based models for the dose-response relationships of these chemicals. Includes 20 references.
