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Shigella<br />

TABLE 6-25<br />

UV DOSAGE FOR SELECTED ORGANISMS<br />

Organism Dosage for 99% Kill at a = 0.0<br />

Salmonella<br />

Poliovirus<br />

IIW sec/cm2<br />

4,000<br />

6,000<br />

6,000<br />

IH Viral Form 8,000<br />

E. Coli<br />

Protozoan<br />

7,000<br />

180-300,OOOa<br />

Fecal Coliform 23,000b<br />

a For 99.9% inactivation.<br />

b Field studies corrected to a = 0; 99.96% inactivation.<br />

<strong>Wastewater</strong> should be pretreated to a quality such that turbidity is less<br />

than 10 JTU <strong>and</strong> color is less than 15 mg/l. Intermittent s<strong>and</strong> filtered<br />

effluent quality will generally not exceed these limits when properly<br />

managed. It would be desirable to provide measurement of UV transmit-<br />

tance in the wastewater on a continuous basis to ensure that sufficient<br />

UV power reaches the organism to be treated. Dosage values should be<br />

conservative until more data are available.<br />

mum UV dose of, 16,000 mw sec/cm2 or kw set/m<br />

points throughout the disinfection chamber. A maximum depth of penetration<br />

should be limited to about 2 in. (5 cm) to allow for variation in<br />

wastewater absorption. The UV lamps should be enclosed in a quartz<br />

glass sleeve <strong>and</strong> appropriate-automatic cleaning devices should be provided.<br />

A UV intensity meter should be installed at a point of greatest<br />

water depth from the UV tubes,.<strong>and</strong> an alarm provided to alert the owner<br />

when values fall below on acceptable level.<br />

180<br />

J herefore, a desired mini-<br />

should be applied at all

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