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What is legionnaire’s disease caused by?
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Which living organisms in water can Chlorine dioxide kill, besides Legionella pneumophila?
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Where does the bacteria Legionella pneumophila live and breed?
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In a drinking system, what temperature should the water in the taps be?
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In which applications are the following four areas important to focus on to avoid legionella bacteria:
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Where is Chlorine dioxide injected into the water system?
Test results
01.
Q: What is legionnaire’s disease caused by?
A: Oral contact with the bacteria Legionella pneumophila
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Q: What is legionnaire’s disease caused by?
A: Inhalation of the bacteria Legionella pneumophila
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Q: What is legionnaire’s disease caused by?
A: Skin contact with the bacteria Legionella pneumophila
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Q: Which living organisms in water can Chlorine dioxide kill, besides Legionella pneumophila?
A: Fungi, viruses and algae
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Q: Which living organisms in water can Chlorine dioxide kill, besides Legionella pneumophila?
A: Algae
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Q: Which living organisms in water can Chlorine dioxide kill, besides Legionella pneumophila?
A: Fungi and algae
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Q: Where does the bacteria Legionella pneumophila live and breed?
A: In stagnant warm water
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Q: Where does the bacteria Legionella pneumophila live and breed?
A: In warm water without ventilation
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Q: Where does the bacteria Legionella pneumophila live and breed?
A: In floating water which is constantly being infected with dirt
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Q: In a drinking system, what temperature should the water in the taps be?
A: 60°C / 140°F.
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Q: In a drinking system, what temperature should the water in the taps be?
A: At least 55°C / 131°F
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Q: In a drinking system, what temperature should the water in the taps be?
A: At least 50°C / 122°F
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Q: In which applications are the following four areas important to focus on to avoid legionella bacteria:
A: Water fountains
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Q: In which applications are the following four areas important to focus on to avoid legionella bacteria:
A: Rooftop cooling towers
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Q: In which applications are the following four areas important to focus on to avoid legionella bacteria:
A: Drinking water systems
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Q: Where is Chlorine dioxide injected into the water system?
A: In every container with stagnant warm water
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Q: Where is Chlorine dioxide injected into the water system?
A: Where the municipal water main enters the building
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Q: Where is Chlorine dioxide injected into the water system?
A: In the water system’s main pump