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That corrosion caused by aggressive water not only carries the threat of distribution system deterioration but also poses a potential health hazard is generally recognized. But just how widespread is the problem? And how serious? A national survey covering water suppliers serving approximately one fifth of the US population shows almost 70 percent of the representative utilities to have moderately to highly aggressive waters.
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Millette et al. (1980) studied this question.
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