Safe Drinking Water Act Flashcards

1
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What is a Public Water System

A

15 or more connections, 25 or more individuals, at least 60 days out of the year

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What are the two types of Non-Community Water Systems

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Non-Transient and Transient Systems

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What is the Maximum residual disinfectant level (MRDL)?

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a level of a disinfectant added for water treatment that may not be exceeded at the consumers tap

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What is the MRDL for Chlorine?

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4.0 as Cl2

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What is the MRDL for Chloramines

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4.0 as Cl2

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What is the MRDL for Chorine Dioxide

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0.8 as ClO2

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What is a Primary Drinking water regulation?

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In place to protect the health of persons

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What is a Secondary Drinking Water regulation?

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In place to protect the welfare of persons

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9
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What is a MCL?

A

Maximum Contaminant Level

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10
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What is the MCL for Fluoride?

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4.0 mg/l

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What is the MCL for Turbidity?

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0.3 NTU as a monthly average, greater that 1 NTU anytime

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12
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What is the MCLG for microbiological contaminates?

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Zero

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When would you have to notify the public about Microbiological contamination?

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After a positive repeat sample following a positive routine sample, For failure to take all required repeat samples following a positive routine sample, or failure to test for E Coli following a positive total coliform repeat sample

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14
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What is the MCL for Iron?

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0.3 mg/l

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15
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What is the MCL for Manganese?

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0.05 mg/l

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16
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What is the MCL for odor?

17
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What does TON stand for?

A

Threshold Odor Number

18
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When do odor complaints usually begin?

19
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Does the operator in direct charge have to be certified?

20
Q

How long do you have to turn in your MORs?

A

10 days after the end of the month.

21
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What is the recommended disinfection agent?

22
Q

What is the minimum free chlorine residual in the distribution system?

A

0.2 in 95% of the samples taken during any 2 consecutive months

23
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How long do you have to begin a microbiological examination after taking a sample?

24
Q

What are the three parts of a Cross Connection Program?

A

A policy or ordinance prohibiting cross connections, a written plan to detect and eliminate cross connections, and an ongoing program for the detection and elimination of hazards.

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What is the minimum positive pressure that must be maintained in the distribution system?
20 psi
26
How long do you keep Microbiological records?
5 Years
27
How long do you keep Chemical analysis records?
10 Years
28
How long do you keep lead and copper records?
12 Years
29
How long do you keep actions regarding violations?
3 Years
30
How long do you keep customer complaints?
5 Years
31
How long do you keep sanitary surveys?
10 Years