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Materials coming into contact with drinking water
What to watch out for? : at home
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When materials are in contact with drinking water, impurities can leach into the water, modifying its wholesomeness. As a result, products that involve these materials may cause a significant risk to human health or may deteriorate drinking water taste and odour. Private water systems can be affected by these risks if they are not designed, maintained or controlled in the same way than public
water supplies. This guide provides advice and information for the protection of the private part of the drinking water supply network, the domestic distribution system.
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Published:
2017-04-24
Corporate author(s):
Directorate-General for Environment
(
European Commission
)
,
IzVRS
,
KWR
,
Office International de l’Eau
,
WRc
Themes:
Food technology and food safety
,
Environment policy and protection of the environment
Subject:
directive (EU)
,
drinking water
,
environmental policy
,
food contamination
,
health risk
,
plumbing equipment
,
technical standard
,
user guide
,
water pollution
,
water protection
,
water supply
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978-92-79-67981-0
DOI
10.2779/884998
Catalogue number
KH-04-17-388-EN-N
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ISBN
978-92-79-67981-0
DOI
10.2779/884998
Catalogue number
KH-04-17-388-EN-N
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