A groundwater supply has been designated as vulnerable to fecal contamination, and the state has specified a disinfection level of 99.99% (4.0-log) virus inactivation. The peak hourly pumping rate is 2000 gpm from the well field through a 4200-ft pipe with a 16-in diameter to a reservoir in the town. The water temperature is 10°C. A. what is the contact time in the pipeline? B. What chlorine residual is required in the water at the outlet of the pipeline?

A groundwater supply has been designated as vulnerable to fecal contamination, and the state has specified a disinfection level of 99.99% (4.0-log) virus inactivation. The peak hourly pumping rate is 2000 gpm from the well field through a 4200-ft pipe with a 16-in diameter to a reservoir in the town. The water temperature is 10°C. A. what is the contact time in the pipeline? B. What chlorine residual is required in the water at the outlet of the pipeline?

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