Customers need a 4" female camlock connection.
Please contact our office for depot usage assistance.
Chlorine and UV light effectively inactivate viruses, bacteria, and protozoans, but chlorine alone can react with organic matter to form regulated byproducts. Adding ammonia to form chloramine maintains a protective residual through the distribution system while limiting byproduct formation.
Yes — coagulation, activated carbon, and the lime softening process together typically remove 40–50% of naturally occurring organic matter.
Treated water leaving the plant does not contain lead. WAWSA monitors lead and copper at sample sites in Williston as required, with recent results below regulatory action levels.
The plant maintains treated water pH between 8.5–9.0 and adds a phosphate chemical that forms a protective layer inside lead pipes and fittings.
Yes — fluoride is maintained between 0.6–0.8 mg/L, within North Dakota Department of Health recommendations for helping prevent dental cavities.
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