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June 18, 2013

March 2008: Volume 50, Number 3

Pressure Drop: An Important Measurement for Point of Entry Systems
by Rick Andrew

Have you ever taken a shower when the water pressure was really low? The water barely trickled from the showerhead, leading to a maddening and time consuming ordeal, especially when it came to...

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Point of Entry Systems and the NSF / ANSI Standards October 2007
Comparison of Standards Setting Practices: International, Regional and National September 2007
Certification of Drinking Water Treatment Systems that Utilize Active Agents August 2007
Membership in the NSF International Joint Committee on Drinking Water Treatment Units June 2007
Trademark Protection, A Case Study May 2007
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Lead Reduction at pH 8.5 March 2007
Certification of Products with Multiple Technologies February 2007