Water Technologies & Solutions case study reducing costs at a drinking water plant through monitoring of Total Organic Carbon (TOC) and process optimization introduction As many municipalities strive to balance regulations set forth in the USEPA’s Safe Drinking Water Act, they are growing more concerned about how to reduce spending in their plant treatment processes. Today many drinking water plants, like the City of Englewood in Colorado, are using Total Organic Carbon (TOC) monitoring for process optimization to produce high quality water while also achieving significant cost reductions. problem The USEPA Disinfectants and Disinfection Byproduct Rules (D/DBPR) attempts to limit exposure of harmful byproducts in drinking water that form from the interaction of a wat

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