70-05: Thermal Criteria - A Measure to Control Thermal Pollution LegionellaThe Governor's Electric Power Committee has forecasted an increase in power requirements form 13,000,000 KW in 1965 to 22,000,000 KW in 1975 and to 48,000,000 KW in 1990. The major power companies in New York State have firm plans to add 7,440,000 KW by 1973, over 70% of which will be nuclear plants. As a result of the Federal Water Quality Act, 1965, the Water Resources Commission of New York State developed, and after considerable deliberation,
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This paper describes the results of laboratory challenges supported by a series of field demonstrations where an innovative filtration technology is applied for the simultaneous removal and suppression of waterborne bacteria and total suspended solids (TSS)
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A test configuration with a different number of measurements and instrumentation can lead to changes in the uncertainty and the resultant calculated tower capability
and an appropriate closing statement
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An explanation is offered for some of the silica specie reactions that are
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