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3.1 Introduction
The IESWTR requires systems to measure the turbidity of combined filter effluent and
individual filter effluent. Because these measurements are used for reporting and
compliance purposes (as described in Chapter 2), accurate measurement and strict
adherence to approved methods is of paramount importance. The following chapter
describes approved methods, analytical issues associated with turbidimeters, quality
assurance and quality control issues, and data collection and management.
Summary:
As noted, turbidimeters must conform to one of the three approved methods for
measuring turbidity. For regulatory reporting purposes, either an on-line or a benchtop
turbidimeter may be used. A system may find it appropriate to utilize on-line turbidimeters
to monitor individual filter effluent, while utilizing either a benchtop or on-line
turbidimeter for combined filter effluent. If a system chooses to utilize on-line units for
monitoring combined filter effluent, they must validate the continuous measurements for
accuracy on a regular basis using a protocol approved by the State.
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