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Interactions chimiques des tubes en polyéthylène avec le chlore en eau potable
Résumé : La majorité des réseaux d'eau potable actuels étant exploités au chlore, il est impératif pour Veolia Eau d'avoir une vision exhaustive de l'état du parc de branchements polyéthylène afin d'anticiper leur renouvellement. À partir de l'analyse de prélèvements " terrain " en conditions particulières d'exploitation et d'échantillons vieillis en mode accéléré, une méthodologie de diagnostic de " l'état de santé " d'un tube polyéthylène a été établie en laboratoire et déployée en routine.
Title : Chemical interaction of polyethylene pipes with chlorine in drinking water distribution systems
Abstract : As chlorine remains the most common disinfectant for French drinking water distribution systems, Veolia Eau focuses on getting accurate data about structural state of polyethylene connection pipes in service in order to anticipate their renewal. Lab-scale analyses of operated pipes and polyethylene samples aged under accelerated ageing conditions were comprehensively carried out to define a methodology of "polyethylene pipe's health" diagnosis, which is currently available in routine.
Title : Chemical interaction of polyethylene pipes with chlorine in drinking water distribution systems
Abstract : As chlorine remains the most common disinfectant for French drinking water distribution systems, Veolia Eau focuses on getting accurate data about structural state of polyethylene connection pipes in service in order to anticipate their renewal. Lab-scale analyses of operated pipes and polyethylene samples aged under accelerated ageing conditions were comprehensively carried out to define a methodology of "polyethylene pipe's health" diagnosis, which is currently available in routine.
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Submitted on : Thursday, January 12, 2012 - 5:26:46 PM
Last modification on : Wednesday, November 17, 2021 - 12:28:16 PM