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The Water Supply (Water Quality) (Scotland) Regulations 2000

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Regulations 2 and 4

SCHEDULE 2
INDICATOR PARAMETERS

ItemConcentration or Value (maximum) or State

Units of Measurement

Point of monitoring

 

1.

Ammonium

0.50

mgNH4/l

consumers’ taps

2.

Chloride (i)

250

mgCl/l

consumers’ taps*

3.

Clostridium perfringens (including spores)

0

Number/100 ml

consumers’ taps*

4.

Coliform bacteria

0

Number/100ml

consumers’ taps

5.
Colony count
No abnormal change
Number/1 ml at 22° C
consumers’ taps

 

 

 

[Number/1 ml at 37° C]

service reservoirs and treatment works

6.

Conductivity (i)

2500

m S/cm at 20° C

consumers’ taps*

7.

Sulphate (i)

250

mgSO4/l

consumers’ taps*

8.

Total indicative dose (for radioactivity) (ii)

0.10

mSv/year

consumers’ taps*

9.

Total organic carbon (TOC)

No abnormal change

mgC/l

consumers’ taps*

10.

Tritium (for radioactivity)

100

Bq/l

consumers’ taps*

11.

Turbidity

1

NTU

treatment works

Notes:

(i) The water should not be aggressive.

(ii) Excluding tritium, potassium -40, radon and radon decay products.

* To be monitored from samples of water ex-treatment works or other authorised supply point, as no significant change during distribution.

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