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CORRECTNE ACTIONS AFTER TREATMENT VESSEL. PRESSURE TANK and STROGAE DANK COMPONENT INVESIMATION: <br /> Correct all identified structural deficiencies that allowed the entrance of bacteria. After the corrections have been achieved,disinfect the effected vessel, tank;and <br /> water line connections between the effected component and the system, per the AWWA Standards,using NSF 61 approved chlorine. Effective disinfection of a <br /> pressure tank and storage tank induces the removal of sediment and#cushing clear of all debris,before applying a 200 ppm chlorine solution to all surfaces of the <br /> vesselltank.Once all surfaces have been washed with the solution, fill the vesselitank to overflow level with a solution of 50 ppm and hold for 6-24 hours. After <br /> two hours of contact time with the disinfectant, sample the vessel/tank for the chiorine residual. If the residual tests below 50 ppm, Increase the concentration to <br /> 50 ppm. A successful disinfection requires a residual of at least 10 ppm to be present after the B-24 hours. If the chlorine residual is found to be non-detectable, <br /> then the disinfection process may not have been successful. Repeat the cleaning and disinfection process. <br /> The media in an effected vessel shall be disinfected per the manufacturer's specifications to eliminate the presence of bacteria in the media and vessel. The <br /> contaminated media may be removed from the vessel and appropriately disposed of or reconditioned per the manufacturer's specifications. The empty effected <br /> vessel is then disinfected(i.e. initial contact with a solution of 200 ppm chlorine residual and then filed to overflow levels with 50 ppm for 6-24 hours). The vessel <br /> may be ra-bedded with new media, after the vessel tests TC absent with <0.05 ppm chlorine residuals. Resarrtple the disinfected component by directing your <br /> laboratory to collect samples and test for no chigrine residuals and absence of TC bacteria, using enumeration test.methods, before connecting the <br /> components to the system. #the COMPONENT Conti-M91-to Fails; Contact the END for guidance at(209)4.68-5420. <br /> DISTRIBLI110N SYSTEM INVE9TIGATION; Review the REPEAT results above. Of these results, which sample location is positive with the highest MPN count? <br /> Have your laboratory collect additional"Other"TC samples up stream and down stream of the site (with the highest MPN)to find where the system begins to test <br /> TC positive and the highest MPN count,within the system. These"'Other*results will ID where bacteria are entering into the system. Inspect the system, looking <br /> criticali-vtAW �u stream and down stream of the site with the highest MPN and review the histo of the s tem for the possible cause of the TCR MCL as noted below. <br /> - <br /> µ <br /> What is the minimum pressureyou are maintainlnp in the distributions ? Must operate system at pressures y 20 psi at all times. <br /> Has the distribution system been worked on within the last week? (gaps, hydrant flushing,main <br /> breaks, mainline extensions, etc.) If yas. erovide details. YIN 1`4D <br /> Are there any signs of excavations near your distribution system not under the direct control of <br /> our maintenance stafli I YIN D <br /> On what date was the distribution system last flushed? <br /> Is there a written flushing procedure you can provide for our review? YIN N 0 <br /> Investigate for backflow devices that have been removed that shouldn't have,that need repair,need to be <br /> Installed or installed properly. Ensure all testable backflow devices are functioning by a Certified tester <br /> after being repayed or installed. <br /> Have the backflow devices been tested this year? If N. then have them tested now by a y <br /> certified tester. <br /> Have the backflow devices bean inspected for leaks,damage,or presence this month? YIN <br /> On what date was the system last surveyed to identify cross connections? <br /> Is the ground wet in an area that has not been Irrigated? YIN p <br /> Are the water meter readings indicating higher than normal water usage? YIN r4b Could Indicate a wager line break. <br /> Has anyone connected to the system with:a high pressure washer, a neighboring water <br /> s tem, RV, a water tank, or a hose used to tit a poolftnkl Y/N If Y,note date of the event. D <br /> Did they system experience a drop of pressure below 5 psi?(evidence of dirty water,no water,power <br /> outage, pump failure,break in a water line,was system water used for an event that used more water <br /> then normal)If Y, note state of the event. YIN <br /> Was system or portion of the system(building,home,RV)not used for a while,then resumed normal water <br /> usage or experience a drop of pressure{as desuibed in box above)?If Y,nota slate YIN 1�D <br />