W. Va. Code R. § 64-46-8 - Disinfection
8.1. New potable
water wells and existing potable water wells being placed into service or that
have been disrupted for service or repair, such as new pump installation or
reinstallation of an existing pump shall be disinfected.
8.1.a. The following standard disinfection
procedure shall be used:
8.1.a.1. Materials
which may be used for disinfection are; calcium hypochlorite, sodium
hypochlorite, or other materials approved by the Commissioner ; and
8.1.a.2. Disinfectant shall be placed in the
well in quantities that produce a minimum concentration of at least 50 mg/l or
parts per million (ppm). The amount required to obtain this concentration shall
depend on the casing diameter and the amount of water standing in the well. The
solution shall remain in the well for a period of at least 12 hours.
8.2. When working with
disinfectants in ventilated places, the powder or strong liquid should not come
in contact with skin or clothing. Solutions are best handled in wood, plastic
or crockery containers because metals are corroded by strong disinfectant
solutions.
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