What's Bugging Your Pipes: How Microorganisms Affect Plumbing Systems
Microorganisms are most likely to blame if your plumbing system has: • Discolored water • High copper, lead or iron concentrations in the water, or • Holes in pipe walls. When these types of problems occur, someone gets blamed for them — from the plumbing designer all the way to the municipal water utility manager. But, everyone involved in a plumbing system’s development and operation can play a role in preventing the problems from occurring in the first place. That is why this booklet is written for: • Plumbing Contractors • Building Contractors • Insurance Companies • Developers • Real Estate Agents • Municipal and Private Water System Managers • Property Owners This booklet is a resource on microbiologically influenced corrosion for its understanding, prevention and remediation of the problems that are “bugging” your pipes.
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What's Bugging Your Pipes: How Microorganisms Affect Plumbing Systems
Microorganisms are most likely to blame if your plumbing system has: • Discolored water • High copper, lead or iron concentrations in the water, or • Holes in pipe walls. When these types of problems occur, someone gets blamed for them — from the plumbing designer all the way to the municipal water utility manager. But, everyone involved in a plumbing system’s development and operation can play a role in preventing the problems from occurring in the first place. That is why this booklet is written for: • Plumbing Contractors • Building Contractors • Insurance Companies • Developers • Real Estate Agents • Municipal and Private Water System Managers • Property Owners This booklet is a resource on microbiologically influenced corrosion for its understanding, prevention and remediation of the problems that are “bugging” your pipes.
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What's Bugging Your Pipes: How Microorganisms Affect Plumbing Systems

What's Bugging Your Pipes: How Microorganisms Affect Plumbing Systems

by Abigail F. Cantor, Rob Spence
What's Bugging Your Pipes: How Microorganisms Affect Plumbing Systems

What's Bugging Your Pipes: How Microorganisms Affect Plumbing Systems

by Abigail F. Cantor, Rob Spence

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Microorganisms are most likely to blame if your plumbing system has: • Discolored water • High copper, lead or iron concentrations in the water, or • Holes in pipe walls. When these types of problems occur, someone gets blamed for them — from the plumbing designer all the way to the municipal water utility manager. But, everyone involved in a plumbing system’s development and operation can play a role in preventing the problems from occurring in the first place. That is why this booklet is written for: • Plumbing Contractors • Building Contractors • Insurance Companies • Developers • Real Estate Agents • Municipal and Private Water System Managers • Property Owners This booklet is a resource on microbiologically influenced corrosion for its understanding, prevention and remediation of the problems that are “bugging” your pipes.

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ISBN-13: 9781619275164
Publisher: BookBaby
Publication date: 09/06/2013
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 52
File size: 1 MB
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