Evaluation of the technical instruction for monitoring and control of water reuse in the health areas managed by the environmental health service of the Region of Murcia
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Keywords

reuse
reclaimed water
technical instruction
self-control
monitoring

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Gómez Castelló, D., Martínez López, C., López Casares, R., Saquero Martínez, M., Herrera Díaz, M. J., & Sintas Lozano, F. (2016). Evaluation of the technical instruction for monitoring and control of water reuse in the health areas managed by the environmental health service of the Region of Murcia. Spanish Journal of Environmental Health, 16(1), 20–24. Retrieved from https://ojs.diffundit.com/index.php/rsa/article/view/766

Abstract

One of the basic activities of the Water Reuse Monitoring and Control Program is the supervision of self-control programs–which should be put into practice by the concessionaires that reuse the water provided by the River Basin Organization, in the Health Areas managed by the Environmental Health Service–to check compliance with Annex I of Royal Decree 1620/2007. To facilitate these tasks, this Service issued a Water Reuse Monitoring and Control Technical Instruction in June 2012.

In order to test the e effectiveness of monitoring activities concerning water reuse after the issuance of the Technical Instruction, the results obtained from the inspection activities carried out in 2012 were compared with those obtained after the 2014 inspections.

The results obtained show that the performance of inspections and the sending of reports to the Basin Organization have led to an increase in compliance with R.D. 1620/2007. All of the inspected plants have a self-control program in place. Furthermore, the number of inspected plants that perform analytical determinations with a frequency below that set by current regulations has decreased drastically.

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