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AWWA WQTC50485

A Study of the Role of Air-borne Particulates as the Cause of Unexplained Coliform Contamination in Drilled Wells

Conference Proceeding by American Water Works Association , 01/01/1999

Trest, Marie T.;Standridge, Jon H.;Kluender, Sharon M.;Olstadt, Jeremy M.;Rock, William T.

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The goals of this project were to: determine if coliform organisms occur in air as viable bio-aerosols near well-heads; determine if the coliforms recovered from well-head bio-aerosols are similar to those commonly found in contaminated wells; and, determine if coliform bio-aerosols experimentally created near a well head are capable of artificially "infecting" a well. Materials and methods used include: well sites; air sampling; bacterial culture and identification; well preparation for artificial contamination; and, artificial well contamination using bio-aerosols. Includes 16 references, table, figure.
 

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Vol. - No.
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01/01/1999
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1 file , 290 KB
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