Abstract
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency Alternative Test Procedure protocol outlines a method to produce chlorine-stressed bacteria for water quality testing. Achieving consistent results is challenging due effluent variability. We describe a starting point for generating chlorine-stressed samples from secondary effluent to evaluate detection technologies to demonstrate comparability to EPA reference methods.
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