Abstract
This article is the fourth in a series examining the Surface Water Treatment Rule (SWTR). This month's column explains how to calculate C x T values and what design and operational factors affect the value. This is one in a series of five articles about the Surface Water Treatment Rule. Other articles discuss “Surface Water Treatment Rule Targets Microbials” (May 1993); “SWTR Disinfection Standards for Filtered Systems” (June 1993); “SWTR – C x T Values Indicate Disinfection Applied” (July 1993); and “SWTR Conditions to Avoid Filtration Are Demanding (September 1993).
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