Cross Connection Control / Backflow Prevention
A backflow, which is also known as a cross connection, is an unprotected link between a drinking water system and a source of contamination -- such as waste water, industrial fluids, or pesticides. The backflow can occur when material moves from the contaminated source back into the drinking water system. Published: 10/07/2008
| Updated: 10/07/2008
| Published By: Water Quality
Pharmaceuticals and Personal Care Products Read more
Published: 10/24/2002
| Updated: 07/03/2008
| Published By: Water Quality
If you are required to maintain a backflow pressure assemby on your property or premises, here is where you can find a list of certified testers... Read more
Published: 05/17/2006
| Updated: 11/07/2002
| Published By: Water Quality
If you are an approved tester, you may download a copy of this Backflow Preventation Assembly Test Report. Read more
Published: 11/03/2002
| Updated: 11/06/2002
| Published By: Water Quality



