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COMMITTEE ON CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION

FOR USE IN PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY AMD SWIMMING POOLS

FIFTEENTH STATEMENT :

MARCH 1989

Issued by ,

Department of the Environnent . :

Drinking v."ater Division ' .

Kerrey House43 .".crshñ- StreetLondon S'.ilP 3?Y

Enquiries: Mr O D Hydes, Room A4.39, tel 01 276 B213

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COMMITTEE ON CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION

FOR USE IN PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY AND SWIMMING POOLS

FIFTEENTH STATEMENT

MARCH I989

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Issued by

Departoent of the EnvironmentDrinking Water DivisionRomney House^3 Marshao StreetLONDON SW1P 3PY

Enquiries to Secretary Mr 0 D Hydes. Room A^39, tel 01-276-8213

COMMITTEE ON CHEMICALS AND MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTIONFOR USE IN PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY AND SWIMMING POOLS

FIFTEENTH STATEMENT

CONTENTS ' PAGES

Contents 1-3

Terms of Reference *»

The Fifteenth Statement 4

Explanatory Note 5

Materials of Construction 5~6

Current Membership of the Committee 7

Amendments since the Fourteenth Statement 8

Additions 8

Deletions 10-11

Appendix I 12-17

Complete list of products found by the Committee to beunobjectionable on health grounds for the treatment ofwater for public supply

(1) Coagulants and coagulant aids 12-1*1

A. Products based on polyacrylamide, or acrylamide/

acrylate copolymers 12-1*1

B. Products based on polyacrylic acid 1*1

C. Products based on starch 1*+

D. Products based on sodium alginate 1*1

E. Products based on tannin 15

F. Products based on quaternary ammonium polyelectrolyte 15

G. Products based on polyamine ' 15

H. Products based on aluminium 15

I. Products based on polyquatemary resin 16

(2) Other treatment chemicals 16

A. Stabilising agents and corrosion preventatives 16

B. Chlorinating agent 16-17

C. Disinfectant and taste and odour control agents 17

D. Evaporation control agents 17

E. Adsorbents 17

F. Clarifying agents 17

PAGES

Appendix II

Complete list of products found by the Committee to be 18-19

unobjectionable on health grounds for the disinfestation,

disinfection and cleaning of water works apparatus including

distribution systems

(1) Pesticides 18

(2) Disinfectants 18

(3) Cleaning agent for ion exchange resin beds 18

(4) Cleaning agent for reservoirs 19

Appendix III

Complete list of products found by the Committee to beunobjectionable on health grounds for use as additives in seawater distillation plants and reverse osmosis plants used toprovide potable water

Products based on polyacrylic acid, polyacrylamide, 20-23polyoaleic acid and copolyners of acrylic acid, acrylamide,maleic acid and other related polymers, organophosphonatesand other organic and inorganic substances

(1) Sea water distillation plants 20

(2) Reverse osmosis plants 22-23

Appendix IV

Complete list of materials found by the Committee to be 24-26unobjectionable on health grounds when used in contact withwater for use in public water supply and swimming pools '

(1) Materials of construction 24

A. Polyethylene pipe 24

B. Acrylonitrile - butadiene - styrene polymers 24

C. Cementitious and associated products 24

D. Filled acetal copolymer for domestic water fittings 25

(2) Protective coatings 25

(3) Lubricants and sealing compounds 25

(4) Gases used to trace leaks in water mains 25

(5) Colour codes for ends of asbestos cement pipes 25

(6) Chemicals for flow meter calibration 26

PAGES

Appendix V

Complete list of products found by the Committee to be 27-29

unobjectionable on health grounds for the treatment of water

of swimming pools.

(1) Disinfectants 27

A. Products based on chloroisocyanurates 27

B. Other products 27-28

(2) Algicides 28

(3) Flocculating and clarifying agents 28-29

(U) Miscellaneous products 29

Appendix VI

Complete list of chemicals and products commonly used in the 30-32treatment of water which are considered by the Committee tobe unobjectionable on health grounds for the treatment ofwater for the purposes indicated

(1) Chemicals • 30

(2) Products 30

A. For use in public water supply 31

E. For use in swimming pools 32

C. For use in sea water distillation plants 32

Manufacturers/Suppliers Names and Addresses 33"37

TERMS OF REFERENCE

1. The Committee, set up in 1966 by the then Minister of Housing and Local

Government, currently has the following terms of reference:-

"To assess the possible hazards to the public health of chemicals, materials of

construction and protective coatings proposed for the treatment and provision

of water for public supply and also for swimming pools, and to consider the

effect of those uses on the environment generally, and to advise on the

conditions ensuring their safety in use."

2. The current policy of the Committee is to consider only voluntary applications

for approval of products, as being unobjectionable on health grounds for the

purposes supplied, which are made by manufacturers and suppliers. At present the

Committee's approvals are advisory and have no statutory basis.

3. The new Water Bill published in November 1988 proposes that the Secretary of

State should have a power to make regulations with respect to the use by water

undertakers of such processes and substances, and of products that contain or are

made with such substances or materials, as he considers might affect the quality of

any water supplied. Any regulations could approve or forbid the use of processes,

substances or products. The Committee and its method of operation is being

reviewed in the light of this proposal.

THE FIFTEENTH STATEMENT

A. Appendices I to V of this statement give complete lists of those products that

the Committee considers, subject to certain conditions, to be unobjectionable on

health grounds for the treatment of or to be in contact with water for the purposes

indicated. The Committee have not commented on the technical merits of any of these

products and their inclusion in these lists must not be taken to imply any

recommendation as to their effectiveness in use.

5- Appendix VI gives a list of "traditional" or commonly used and accepted

chemicals which the Committee believes present no hazard to health when used for the

treatment of water provided they are used in accordance with the manufacturers'

instructions and at the normally accepted concentrations and points of application

and, in the case of water for public supply, the water so treated meets the

requirements of the EC Directive relating to the Quality of Water intended for Human

Consumption (8O/778/EEC). Products which meet these requirements are also listed in

Appendix VI.

EXPLANATORY NOTE

6. The Committee issues an Explanatory Note as a guide for manufacturers and

suppliers who wish to apply to the Committee for approval of their products. It

outlines the background to the Committee, its functions and policy and details the

kind of information which the Committee requires to enable it to consider an

application for approval. The Explanatory Note is available from the Secretary of

the Committee.

MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION AND THE WATER FITTINGS BYELAWS SCHEME

7. There is some confusion in the water industry about the roles of the Committee

and the United Kingdom Water Fittings Byelaws Scheme (WFBS), operated by the Water

Research Centre, with respect to the approval of materials of construction.

8. The Committee has non-statutory responsibility for materials used at water

treatment works and in the water undertaker's part of the distribution system. It

is concerned primarily with those materials with major use, such as pipes,

constructional concretes and pipe and reservoir linings, where there can be a large

surface area in contact with water.

9. The WFBS is a statutory scheme operated under the Water Act 1973 and its

objectives are to make provision throughout the United Kingdom for the assessment

and testing of water fittings to ascertain whether they comply with regulations and

byelaws for preventing waste, undue consumption, misuse or contamination of water.

The scheme is thus responsible for water fittings, which will include materials,

used on consumer's premises.

10. Clearly some materials and fittings may be used on both the consumer's and

water undertaker's side of the curtilage. Liaison arrangements, partly through a

common member, ensure that the Committee and the Scheme receive common advice on

materials and their effect on water quality.

CURRENT MEMBERSHIP OF THE COMMITTEE

Chairman

Mr A H Goodman

BSc, CChem, MRSC, MIWEM Department of the Environment

Members

Dr J S Colboume United Kingdom Water Fittings

BSc, PLD, FIMLS Byelaws SchemeMr I R Monteath Scottish Development DepartmentBSc, CEng, MICE, MIWEM

Dr J W Ridgway Water Research CentreBSc, PhD, MIWEM

Mr J E Saunders Welsh OfficeFRSC, CChem, MIWEM

Dr M Waring Department of Health

MA, ME, FRCS

Secretary

Mr 0 D Hydes Department of the EnvironmentBSc, CChem, MRSC

Former Members

The following members retired from the Committee since the issue of the FourteenthStatement in December 1984:

Dr S M Cromwell Department of Health

Dr A L M Fingret United Kingdom Water Fittings

Byelaws Scheme

Dr G K Matthew Department of Health

Mr A S R Mutch Welsh Office

Mr N G Semple Scottish Development Department

Dr E Windle-Taylor Consultant

The Committee thanks these members for their valuable service.

AMENDMENTS

Since the Fourteenth Statement was published the following changes have been made tothe list (there have also been some alterations in the numbering/lettering of someof the appendices and some changes in manufacturers' names and addresses):

ADDITIONS

APPENDIX I(1)A

APPENDIX I(1)D

APPENDIX I(1)E

APPENDIX 1(1)G

APPENDIX I(1)H

APPENDIX 1(1)1

APPENDIX I(2)A

APPENDIX I(2)F

APPENDIX 11(2)

CALGON

DUOFLOCS

FLOCAIDS

GOLKEMS

HATASPERSES

KLAR-AIDS

LAPOFLOCSERIES 8000

MAGNAFLOC

PRAESTOLS

PROSEDIMS

ROHAFLOCS

SUPERFLOC

DAI PAHL FLOCCULANT

R150

86. 87, 88, 89. 90. 91, 92. 9̂ . 95.96. 97. 98. 99. 100, 101

110, 111, 211. 212, 213. 211. 215. 310,311, 312, 313, 314. 600, 601. 602

A219. A225. A228. A230, N184

300. 301

, 4173.

N50 WG. N100 WG. N150 WG. N200 WG, N250 WG,N300 WG, N35O WG, N400 WG. X50 WG, K107 WG.K115 WG. K125 WG, KlAO WG. K190 WG. K240 WG

LT25S

311 TR. 321 TR. 2515 TR. 253O TR, 25^0 7R

ASH. AS21. AS22. AS23, ASP6. NS5Q-100. R-100. R-3OO. R-400

F050. SF170, SF38O, SF580

A95

KLAR-AID 4000

HATASPERSE 305

LAPOFLOC 1000, 2000

HATASPERSE 307

KEMAZUR 4553

ULTRION 8IO9

MAGNATREAT P03

CLARIFLOC

CLARIFLOCS 80, 100

BRICHLOR PLUS CHLORINE GRANULES

BRICHLOR CHLORINE TABLETS

FLEXITABS CHLORINE TABLETS

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APPENDIX III(l)

APPENDIX 111(2)

APPENDIX IV(1)A

APPENDIX IV(1)C

APPENDIX IV(2)

APPENDIX V(1)A

A-152ACRIFLOWS

ALBRIVAPS

ALBRIVAPS

AQUARITE

BELGARD

BETZ

CORREXITS

C-TREAT 6

D54O1, D54O2, D54O3

A, G

A, AF1, AF7, B. DSB. DSB-1, DSB-S, L,SD1, (Witton Chemical Ltd)DSB-1. DSB-S, L, SD. SD1, {Albright anWilson Ltd)

P30

EV 2000

415, 419, ANTIFOAM EVAP AF, CORROGEN,SULFITE 3. SULFITE FG

2928. 2929. 293O

,, D8O62

EVAPORATOR TREATMENT 2343

HATAVAP

NALCO

NALFLOCS

POC

POLYCHECKS

PRODECOR

QUALTREATS

AQUAFEEDS

BETZ

CYANAMER

D8062

KINRO

NALCO

NALFLOC

POLYCHECK

DGDS

FINATHENE

MARLEX

MICROPOZ

POZAMENT MAINLINE

NITOCOTE, NITOCOTE

NITOLINE

MACROPOLS

ACL 80 PLUS'

D-4247

9-324, D-4247

HS 2020

90, 5200

ST 200

501, 501A

AF-100, AF-600. AF-615, AF-625. AF-635415, 419, 604

P80

1020

D-4247

D-4247

80

3802-BLUE

3802 BLUE XC 901. B BLACK. p400 BLACK

PL2 428

PL2

M1000. M2000

BRISWIM FAST DISSOLVING CHLORIDE TABLETS

FLEXITABS CHLORINE

CRYSTALENE

TABLETS

APPENDIX V(2)

APPENDIX V(3)

APPENDIX V

APPENDIX VI(1)

APPENDIX VI(2)A

A-580

ALGICIDES 5322, DS 53^2

BRISWIM ALGICIDE LIQUID

GLOKILL PQ

HATACIDE 28

HOWES OLYMPIC ALGAECIDE

KINTROLS 524, 580

KLEENPOOL ALGICIDE

FI-CLOR CLEANSE

HICAT-1

POOL CURE

CHLORINE DIOXIDE

SODIUM BISULPHITE

SODIUM CHLORITE

SODIUM METABISULPHITE

A-112

ALKATREATS 2. 20

BERKBENT CE

CHEMISOL 325

CHLOROS

CILLIT 55 HARD

ECONOFLOC 7

HIGHFLOC 6, 7. 11. 71. 72, 73. 74. 75

FLOGARDS 200, 486, 558. 860, 5^31, 5929

IMPULSANS HI. H2, H3. H4, HE. CS

PWT POTABLE WATER TREAT

QUANTOPHOS H

sp 2290

BRISWIMS CHLORINE NEUTRALISER, IRON/CALCIUM SEQUESTRANT

CHEMISOL 325

CHLOROS

CHLORYTE

PHOSTREAT PWT

DELETIONS (Products no longer available or changed in name).

APPENDIX VI(2)B

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APPENDIX 1(1)A

APPENDIX 1(1)B

APPENDIX 1(1)G

APPENDIX 1 ( 1 ) 1

APPENDIX 1(2)C

APPENDIX 1{2)E

APPENDIX 11(1)

APPENDIX I I I ( l )

APPENDIX IV(2)

APPENDIX VC)A

APPENDIX V(2)

APPENDIX VI(2)A

APPENDIX VI(2)B

AQUAFLOC 4270

FLOCMISERS TS 10. 20, 21, 42, 73, 100,

TS 110, 130, ISO

MAGNAFLOCS LT21, LT28. LT29

TRW90AP, TRW91AP, TRW93AP, TRW95AP, TRW900P, TRW91CP, TRW8ONP

BUFLOC 30/TAPA

OAKITE CLARIFIER SF3

ARICAT 2000

TR SPL 1

ARICATS 2100, 2200

TR SPL 3, TR SPL 7

AQUABON, CARNEBQN

ANTHRASORB (granular)

ANTHRASORB (powder)

ACL 85

DURAVAP

FLOCON ANTISCALANTS 247N. 280

HATASPERSE 17

NITOCOTES PL2, PL2 Fast Set, PL2 Green

DYNAPOL I5OO

ACL 85

DUOCHLORINE DUOFIX

ALGICIDE DS 5432

FI-CLOR CLEANSE

FINALGAE

FERRIGRANULE

HANFLOC

ALIFAT-FLUSSIG, KORREKTA-H. TRICHLORIN-K

SODIUM BISULPHATE

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APPENDIX 1

COMPLETE LIST OF PRODUCTS FOUND BY THE COMMITTEE TO BE UNOBJECTIONABLE ON HEALTHGROUNDS FOR THE TREATMENT OF WATER FOR PUBLIC SUPPLY

1(1) COAGULANTS AND COAGULANT AIDS

1(1)A PRODUCTS BASED ON POLYACRYLAMIDE OR ACRYLAMIDE/ACRYLATE COPOLYMERS

For these products the following conditions apply:

i. No batch must contain more than O.O5OÍ of free acrylamide monomerbased on the active polymer content. This condition applies until31 August 1989. From 1 September 1989 the maximum permitted content offree acrylamide monomer in these products will be reduced from 0.050Ü to0.025*.

ii. The dose used must average no more than 0.25 mg/1 and never exceed. O.5O og/1 of the active polymer.

iii. An upper limit for the content of free acrylamide monomer must bestated by the supplier for every batch.

iv. The method to be used for the analysis for free acrylamide monomer isthat published in the series Methods for the Examination of Waters andAssociated Materials entitled 'Determination of Acrylaoide Monomer inWaters and Polymers 1987' (HMSO. 1988).

ACCCFLOCS A100A130

ACCURAC 620

SUPERFLOCS 992.A110A120A137C100C420N300

PWG. A110 PWC, A120 PWG.PWG. A150 PWG, MOO PWG

A95 (PWG), A100 (PWG).(PWG), A115 (PWG),(PWG), A130 (PWG).(PWG). A150 (PWG),(PWG). C110 (PWG),(PWG), N100 (PWG),(PWG)

AH 912 PWG. AN 905 PWG.

Cyanamid of

SNF FloergerAN 910 PWG. AN 913AN 923 PWG, AN 934AN 945 PWG, AN 956 PWG.FA 920H PWG. FO 9IO7 PWG.

FO 9125 PWG.FO 919O PWG,

F0 9115F0 9140 PWG,F0 9240 PWG

ALBRIFLOCS A22. A41, A58. N12, N36

AQUAFLOCS Ul71. 4173. ^174

KLAR-AIDS 4171. 4173,

Albright and Wilson Ltd

Grace Dearborn Ltd

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CALGON R15O

POLYMERS 233, 2¿»3,Q-IOO. R-lOO, R-3OO, R-4OO

CHEMIFLOCS 220P, 4O5P, 4lOP, 4l2P,4l3P,423P, 434P, 445p. i»56P, 6107P,6115P, 6125P, 614OP, 619OP

CLEARFLOCS C1OA, CHA. C12A

DECAPOLS A11P, A3OP. A33P. A36P. A39P.AÍÍ5P, C1OP. C11P.C3OOP. C33OP. N1OP. N11P.N5OP, N1OOP

FLOCBELS F2, F3, F5. F6. F?. F8

DUOFLOCS 86, 87, 88, 89, 90, 91. 92. 9495. 96. 97, 98. 99. 100. 101

FLOCAIDS 110, 111. 211, 212, 213.215. 310. 311. 312. 313.600. 601. 602

FLOCMISERS 50,

GOLKEMS 101. 124, A155, Al6p, Al69.A170, A171, A219. A225, A228.A230. C121, C133, C1U6, Cl6i».N184

PURIFLOCS NI7. A22. A23.A69. A8I, N127

, A28, A29,

HATASPERSES 300. 301

HERCOFLOCS 812. 815, 8l8. 821. 839

LAPOFLOC N50WG, N100WG. N150WG,SERIES 8000 N200WC, N250WG, N300WG,

N35OWG, N400WG. X50WG.K107WG, K115WG. K125WG.K140WG, K190WG, K240WG

MAGNAFLOCS LT20. LT22, LT22S. LT24. LT25.LT25S, LT26. LT27

MILLFLOCS

NALFLOCS

A25 PWG. A30 PWG, A40 PWG.A50 PWG, A70 PWG, A80 PWG.A90 PWG, C12 PWG. Cl5 PWG,C20 PWG. C25 PWG, C30 PWG.C40 PWG. N10 PWG, N20 PWG

A378, A37OO. A37O1. A3720.A3721. A3730. A3731

Chemviron SpecialityChemicals SA/NV

Chemifloc Ltd

Clearway Water Treatment

Fospur Ltd

Duolite International SA

National Starch and ChemicalLtd

Watermiser Ltd

Goldcrest Chemicals Ltd

Houseman (Burnham) Ltd

Hercules Powder Co Ltd

Laporte Inorganics

Allied Colloids Ltd

Crosmill Flocculants Ltd

Nalfloc Ltd

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PRAESTOLS 311TR, 321TR. 2515TR, 253OTR,254OTR

PROSEDIMS ASH, AS21, AS22, AS23. ASP6,ASP20, ASP25, ASP27. ASP32,ASP34, ASP37. ASP4O, ASP45.CSP7, CSP15, CSP4O. CSP5O. NS5

ROHAFLOCS FO5O, SF17O, SF38O. SF58O

SANPOLYS 305 (PWG). A51O (PWC),A52O (PWC). N5OO (PWG)

SEVFLOCS A1O, All, A12, A13, N1O

TILCON FLOCCULANTS Al, A3, Nl

TOL FLOC TFL 1761

WATERFLOCS 312. 314. 316. 323. 325. 421.422. 622. 623. 624. 625. 626.921

I(1)B PRODUCTS BASED ON POLYACRYLIC ACID

Currently there are no approved products available in

I (DC PRODUCTS BASED ON STARCH

For these products the following conditions

i. The dose used must not exceed 3 ng/1.

FOSTARCHS 4P. 5P, 6P

WISPROFLOC P

ii. The dose used must not exceed 5 og/1.

GOLKEM NS2

MAGNAFLOC WS612

WISPROFLOC N

I(1)D PRODUCTS BASED ON SODIUM ALGINATE

For these products the following conditions

i. The dose used must not exceed 1 mg/1.

MANUGEL GMB

ii. The dose used must not exceed 3 »g/l.

DAI PAHL FLOCCULANT

Chemische 'FabrikStockhausen Gmbh

Degremont Laing Ltd

Cornelius Chemical Co. Ltd

Mitsubishi Corporation

Severn Water Services

Tilcon Water TreatmentServices

Petrolite Ltd

Water Management ChemicalsLtd

this category.

apply:

Fospur Ltd

Tunnel Avebe Starches Ltd


Allied Colloids Ltd

Tunnel Avebe Starches Ltd

apply:

Kelco/AIL

LS Raw Materials Ltd

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K D E PRODUCTS BASED ON TANNIN


The dose used must not exceed 10 mg/1 of active material.

FLOCCOTAN A ) Grace Dearborn Ltd

KLARAID 4000) 35% active material

I(1)F PRODUCTS BASED ON QUATERNARY AMMONIUM POLYELECTROLYTE

For these products the following condition applies:

The dose used must not exceed 10 mg/1 of the active polymer.

CATFLOC Chemviron SpecialityChemicals SA/NV

CATFLOCS A, C, R, S, T, T-l. 21. 121M-502. M-503. M-506

SUPERFLOCS C585, C58?. C589 Cyanamid of Great Britain

Ltd

I(1)G PRODUCTS BASED ON POLYAMINE



Clearway Water Treatment

Fospur LtdCyanamid of Great BritainLtd

TCL FLOTE FR1889 Petrolite Ltd

ii. The dose used must not exceed 33 mg/1-

HATASPERSE 305 Houseman (Burnham) Ltd

I(1)H PRODUCTS BASED ON ALUMINIUM



EKOFLOCK Allied Colloids Ltd

LAPOFLOC PAC, PAC Laporte Industries Ltd

PAC Alumina Co Ltd

ii. The dose used must not exceed 100 mg/1.

LAPOFLOC 1000, 2000 Laporte Inorganics

CLEAP.FLOC

DECAPOL

SUPERFLOC

C21C

C1OOP

C521

1(1)1 PRODUCTS BASED ON POLYQUATERNARY RESIN



BETZ POLYMERS 1190, 1290 Betz Ltd

BUBOND 65, HICAT-1 *- Buckman Laboratories SA

CLEARFLOC C77C Clearway Water Treatment

DECAPOLS C101P, C102P Fospur Ltd

HATAFLOC 626 Houseman (Burnham) Ltd

GOLKEM CL 118 '* Goldcrest Chemicals Ltd

KEMAZUR ^553 Degremont Laing Ltd

MAGNAFLOCS LT31, LT33 Allied Colloids Ltd

SUPERFLOCS C573, Coll Cyanamid of Great

Britain Ltd

ii. The dose used must not exceed 33 mg/1.

HATASPERSE 307 Houseman (Burnham) Ltd

iii. The dose used must not exceed 150 mg/1.

ULTRION 8109 Nalfloe Ltd

1(2) OTHER TREATMENT CHEMICALS

I(2)A STABILISING AGENTS AND CORROSION PREVENTATIVES


The dose used must not exceed 20 mg/1.

AQUARITES TG, TGlO Albright and Wilson Ltd

KORTOLAT A55OP Fospur Ltd

MAGNATREAT P03 Magnachem Ltd

NALCO D4512 Nalco Ltd

I(2)B CHLORINATING AGENT

For this product the following condition applies;The arrangements for dissolving the tablets and dosing the resultingsolution must be such that the dose used does not exceed 0.5 mg/1chlorine.

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SANURIL 115 K and K-Greeff Ltd

I(2)C DISINFECTANTS AND TASTE AND ODOUR CONTROL AGENTS


The combined concentration of chlorine dioxide, chlorite and chlorateshould not exceed 0.5 og/1 as chlorine dioxide in the water enteringsupply.

FOSCLORS 202P, 205P. 206P, 212P. 2l6P. Fospur Ltd220P. BELLAZON

I(2)D EVAPORATION CONTROL AGENTS


i. Th| daily dose rate to the reservoir must not exceed 900 ml per1,000 m of surface area (3 fl ozs per 1,000 sq ft).

VAPORIN Wilkinson and Simpson Ltd

ii. The daily dose rate to the reservoir does not exceed 30 g per1,000 m of surface area (1 oz per 10,000 sq ft).

I(2)E SOLID VAPORIN Wilkinson and Simpson Ltd

ADSORBENTS


The filter bed containing the product must be adequately backwashed toremove readily leachable materials before connection to the supply.

FILTRASORES 100, 200, 300. 400 Chenviron SpecialityChemicals SA/NV

I(2)F CLARIFYING AGENTS


The dose used must not exceed 2,000 mg/1.

CLARIFLOC Blue Circle Industries PLCCLARIFLOCS 80. 100

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APPENDIX II

COMPLETE LIST OF PRODUCTS FOUND BY THE COMMITTEE TO BE UNOBJECTIONABLE ON HEALTHGROUNDS FOR THE DISINFESTATION, DISINFECTION AND CLEANING OF WATERWORKS APPARATUSINCLUDING DISTRIBUTION SYSTEMS

II(1) PESTICIDES


i. The average dose used must not exceed approximately 10 ug/1.permethrin and the maximum dose used never exceed 20 ug/1 permethrin.

ii. The length of time the permethrin is dosed should be kept to aminimum and never exceed 7 days.

iii. Adequate attention is given to the protection of the interests ofthose water uses likely to be sensitive to the presence of permethrin egaquaria, renal dialysis, sugar feed solutions for bees etc.

iv. The permethrin concentration must not exceed 10 mg/1 in 95Ü ofsamples in any watercourse receiving flushing water either directly or viaa sewage works.

PERMASECT Mitchell Cotts and Co Ltd

WELLCOME PERMETHRIN IN ALCOHOL Wellcome Foundation LtdCONCENTRATE

11(2) DISINFECTANTS


The dose used should be such that the final concentration in the watershould not normally exceed 100 mg/1 of free available chlorine.

ACL 56. ACL 60, ACL 90 PLUS Monsanto Chemicals pic

BRICHLOR PLUS CHLORINE GRANULES . Robert R Bartlett andBRICHLOR CHLORINE TABLETS Sons LtdFLEXITABS CHLORINE TABLETS

DEARBORN 730 Grace Dearborn Ltd

FI-CLORS 60S. 91. CLEABON Chlor Chem Ltd

FI-TABS R/D, S/D

INSTACHLOR Wilkinson and Simpson Ltd

11(3) CLEANING AGENT FOR ION EXCHANGE RESIN BEDSThis product must be used in accordance with the manufacturer'sinstructions.

RESINTREAT Houseman (Burnham) Ltd

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CLEANING AGENT FOR RESERVOIRS

These products must be used in accordance with the manufacturer'sinstructions.

CARELA-BIO-PLUS Lanibson LtdCARELA-BIO-PLUS-FORTE

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APPENDIX III

COMPLETE LIST OF PRODUCTS FOUND BY THE COMMITTEE TO BE UNOBJECTIONABLE ON HEALTHGROUNDS FOR USE AS ADDITIVES IN SEA WATER DISTILLATION PLANTS AND REVERSE OSMOSISPLANTS USED TO PROVIDE POTABLE WATER

Products based on polyacrylic acid, polyacrylamide, polymaleic acid and copolymersof acrylic acid, acrylamide and maleic acid and other related polymers,organophosphonates, and other organic and inorganic substances.

For these products the following conditions apply, where appropriate:

i. No batch of the product must contain more than 0.05? of freeacrylamide monomer based on the active polymer content.

ii. No batch of the product must contain more than 1.25S of free acrylicacid monomer based on the active polymer content.

iii. The dose used in the feed water must not exceed the statedconcentration (in brackets) of the product as supplied,

III(l) The following products are approved for sea water distillation plants:-

A-152 (25 mg/1)

AC-1000 (30 BE/1)

ACRIFLOWS A (10 mg/1). AF1 (2 mg/1).AF7 (10 mg/1) B (30 mg/1),DSB (15 mg/D. G (30 mg/1)

ALBRIVAPS A (10 mg/1). AF1 (2 mg/1).A H (10 mg/1). B (30 mg/1),DSB (15 mg/1). DSB1 (10 mg/1),DSB-S (37-5 mg/1). G (30 mg/1).L (20 mg/1), SD (40 mg/1),SD1 (25 mg/1)

AQUARITE P30 (40 mg/1)

ALBRIVAPS A (10 mg/1). AF1 (2 mg/1),AF7 (10 mg/1), AF10 (2 mg/1).AF12 (3 og/1), AF14 (5 og/D.B (30 mg/1), Cl (10 mg/1).C110 (25 mg/1), DUO (100 mg/1),DSB (15 mg/1), DSB1 (10 mg/1).DSB-S (37.5 mg/1), G (30 mg/1),L (20 mg/1). P25 (50 mg/1)P40 (25 mg/1), SD (40 mg/1),SD1 (25 mg/1)

AQUARITE P30 (40 mg/1)

AMERET (100 mg/1),AMEROYAL (100 mg/1)

Atlantic Water TechnologyLtd

Drexel Equipment (UK) Ltd

Witton Chemical Co Ltd


Drew Chemicals Ltd

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AQUAFLOCS 4171 (5 mg/l), 4173 (5 mg/l)4174 (5 mg/l), 4270 (5 mg/l)D54O1 (10 mg/l), D5402 (20 mg/l),D54O3 (400 mg/l), D8010 (20 mg/l)D8060 (10 mg/l), D8061 (20 mg/l),D8062 (10 mg/l)

POLYCHECKS 80 (400 mg/l). 5200 (400 mg/l)

BELGARDS EV (10 mg/l). EVN (14 mg/l)EV 2000 (10 mg/l)

BETZ 415 (25 mg/l), 419 (10 mg/l),ANTIFOAM EVAP AF (5 mg/l).SULFITE 3 (50 mg/l).CORROGEN (20 mg/l)SULFITE FG (20 mg/l)

CALNOX ML 1432 (14 mg/l)

CORREXITS 2928 (25 mg/l), 2929 (50 mg/l).293O (100 mg/1)

C-TREAT 6 (8 mg/l. 1 hour in 24 hours)HATAVAP (60 mg/l)VAPTREATS EC (10 mg/1), H (25 tng/1),

HT (30 mg/1)

CYAFS 5201 (5 mg/1), 52O3 (5 mg/D.5872 (50 mg/1)

CYAMERS P35 (5 mg/1), P35-D (5 mg/1),P70 (5 mg/1). P70-D (5 mg/1),P8O (50 mg/1)

DASIC H167 (25 mg/1)

DEQUESTS 2060 (6 mg/1). 2066 (14 mg/1)

EL-2438 (I?.5 mg/1), EL-4010 (7 mg/1).

EL-4420 (15 mg/1), EL-4420L (35 mg/1).

EL-4420Q (25 mg/1. a-5000 (7 mg/1).EL-51OO (10 mg/1). EL-5240 (10 mg/1),EL-55OO (10 mg/1). EL-5600 (10 mg/1).EL-9401 (10 mg/1)

EVAPORATOR TREATMENT 2343 (100 mg/1)FORMET 344 (100 mg/1)

FLOCON ANTIFOAM AF4 (1 mg/1)FLOCON ANTISCALANT 247 (1-25 mg/D

Grace Dearborn Ltd

GOLKEM DA3 (25 mg/1)

HERCOFLOCS 812 (5 mg/1). 8l5 (5 mg/1).818 (5 mg/1), 821 (5 mg/1).839 (5 mg/1)

Ciba Geigy Ltd

Betz Ltd

Magnachem Ltd

Esso Chemical Ltd

Houseman (Burnhao) Ltd

Cyanamid of Great EritainLtd

Dasic International Ltd

Monsanto Chemicals PLC


Perolin Co Ltd

Pfizer Chemicals (Europeand Africa)


Hercules Powder Co Ltd

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HTA 100 (6 mg/1).

K0RT0LAT A1000SW (10 mg/1)

MAXIVAP (25 mg/1)NALFLOCS 9-324 (5 mg/1, 1 hour in

24 hours), D-4247 (20 mg/1)

ML 879 (10 mg/1).

NALCOS 131-S (2 mg/1).D-4222 (10 mg/1),D-4242 (50 mg/1),D-4247 (20 mg/1),8599 (50 mg/1), 8599 NI (20 mg/1)

POC HS 2020 (10 mg/1)

PRODECOR ST 200 (10 mg/1)

QUALTREATS 501 (25 mg/1). 501A (25 mg/1)

SP-1934 (50 mg/1)

TROS TH800 (50 mg/1). TH801 (100 mg/1)

WTD Trattamento acque srl

Fospur Ltd

Nalfloc Ltd

Baker Oil Treating

Nalco Ltd

Degussa Ltd

Snamprogetti Ltd

Quality Water Systems Ltd

Petrolite Ltd

TR Oil Services

The following products are approved for reverse osmosis plants:

AC-1000 (30 mg/1)

AMERET (100 mg/1), AMEROYAL (100 mg/1)

AQÜAFEEDS AF-100 (30 mg/1),AF-600 (30 mg/1).AF-615 (30 mg/1).AF-625 (35 mg/1).AF-635 (35 mg/1)

Drexel Equipment (UK) Ltd

Drew Chemicals Ltd

BF Goodrich Chemical Group

BETZ

CYANAMER

D8062

415604

P80

(10

(25(10

(50

mg/1

mg/1).mg/1)

mg/1)

)

419 (10 mg/1)

POLYCHECK 80 (400 mg/1)

EL-2438 (17.5 mg/1)

FLOCON ANTISCALANT 100 (25 Bg/1)

KINRO 1020 (10 mg/1)

NALCOS A349 (20 mg/1).D-4247 (20 mg/1).8599 (20 mg/1)

Betz Ltd

Cyanamid of Great BritainLtd

Grace Dearborn Ltd


Pfizer Chemicals (Europe andAfrica)

Atkinson Chemicals Ltd

Nalco Ltd

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NALFLOCS A349 (20 mg/l),D-4247 (20 mg/l)

Nalfloc Ltd

PERMATREAT 191 (10 mg/l) Houseman (Burnhan) Ltd

APPENDIX IV

COMPLETE LIST OF MATERIALS FOUND BY THE COMMITTEE TO BE UNOBJECTIONABLE ON HEALTHGROUNDS WHEN USED IN CONTACT WITH WATER FOR USE IN PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY AND SWIMMINGPOOLS

IV(1) MATERIALS OF CONSTRUCTION

IV(1)A POLYETHYLENE PIPE

ALDYL BLUE POLYETHYLENE PIPE

DGDS 2424

FINATHENE 3802-BLUE

MARLEX 3802 BLUES XC5O1, XC5O2, XC6O1,XC6O2, XC7O3, XC9O1

MARLEX B BLACK, 5400 BUCK

RIGIDEX PC 001-55 R102. PC 002-50 R102.PC 002-50 R968 BLUE

IV(1)B ACRYLONITRILE - BUTADIENE - STYRENE POLYMERS

DURAPIPE ABS PIPE AND FITTINGS

IV(1)C CEMENTITIOUS AND ASSOCIATED PRODUCTS

Du Pont (UK) Ltd

Neste Chemicals UK Ltd

Labofina SA

Phillips Petroleum Chemicals

BP Chemicals Ltd

Durapipe Ltd

The following product has been approved for use in contact with water ofalkalinity greater than 40 mg CaCO,/l

POZAMENT MAINLINE Pozament Ltd

The Committee is considering the mechanism for handling and approval ofconstituents of products in this category. At present it cannot formallyapprove any constituents in isolation from the remaining ingredients ofthe constructional concrete in which they are used. For the followingproducts the Committee has concluded that there is no objection on healthgrounds to their use as constituents of concrete constructional materialsfor use in contact with potable water because if an application wasreceived by the Committee for approval of concrete constructionalmaterials containing these products it is likely that they would beapproved provided that the other ingredients of the concrete weresatisfactory.

CEM-FIL AR GLASS FIBRE

CEMSAVE

LYTAG

Fibreglass Ltd

Frodingham Cement Co Ltd

Lytag Ltd

MICROPOZ SMP International

IV(1)D FILLED ACETAL COPOLYMER FOR DOMESTIC WATER FITTINGS

KEMATALS AUTUMN BROWN, AVOCADO IMI Opella LtdBLUE 741, BROWN 522,GREY 622, PAMPAS GREY 9604)

IV(2) PROTECTIVE COATINGS

The following have been approved by the Committee as factory appliedprotective coatings:

CITALS 28.05, 28.05 WHITE Fosroc Surface CoatingsNITOCOTE. NITOCOTE PL2 428. DivisionNITOLINE PL2

MACROPOLS M1000, M2000 Fusion Bonding Ltd

A number of products are currently being considered by the Committee as"in situ" applied coatings.

So far the Committee has approved the solvent for use in the followingsolvent/bitunen "in situ" applied pipe relining formulation:

SOLVENT IN GEOPOX GAP 3 Mercol Descaling Co Ltd

Provided that the following conditions are met:

i. the consumer is not exposed to water containing taste or odour;

ii. the relining process is carried out in accordance with "WorkingProcedures" prepared by the Water Research Centre.

The Committee also recommends that the relining formulation satisfies theUnited Kingdom Water Fittings Byelaws Scheme relating to the effects onwater quality for "user-applied" products.

IV(3) LUBRICANTS AND SEALING COMPOUNDS

AX 24 PIPE JOINTING LUBRICANT Batoyle Ltd

PERMABOND 'A1 GRADE 121 Permabond Adhesives

UKADOL 46 (mole lubricating fluid) Calypsol UK

VINOLEOS 77/14 PIPE JOINTING LUBRICANT Isaac Bentley and Co LtdWT90 TAP AND VALVE LUBRICANT

IV(4) GASES USED TO TRACE LEAKS IN WATER MAINS

SULPHUR HEXAFLUORIDE BOC Ltd

IV(5) COLOUR CODES FOR ENDS OF ASBESTOS CEMENT PIPES

DYE COATING 22/74 Eternit TAC

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IV{6) CHEMICALS FOR FLOW METER CALIBRATION

LITHIUM SALTS

The use of lithium salts for meter calibration in water mains isacceptable provided that the maximum concentration of lithium in watersupplied to consumers does not exceed 0.10 mg/1 at any time (theanalytical method used for lithium determination should have an accuracybetter than ̂ 0.01 mg/1 at 0.10 mg/1).

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APPENDIX V

COMPLETE LIST OF PRODUCTS FOUND BY THE COMMITTEE TO BE UNOBJECTIONABLE ON HEALTHGROUNDS FOR THE TREATMENT OF WATER OF SWIMMING POOLS

V(l) DISINFECTANTS

A. PRODUCTS BASED ON CHLOROISOCYANURATES


The concentration of cyanuric acid in the pool water must not normallyexceed 200 mg/1 although in exceptional circumstances it may be allowed torise to 400 mg/1 maximum.

ACL 56. ACL 60. ACL 90 PLUSMONSANTO CYANURIC ACID

BRICHLORS

BRISWIMS

FLEXITABS

CRYSTALENE

FI-CLORS

CHLORINE TABLETS, FLEXITABS,PLUS CHLORINE TABLETSSUPERSHOCK TABLETSCONDITIONER CHLORINE STABILISER.FAST DISSOLVING CHLORINE TABLETSCHLORINE TABLETS

60S. 91, GRANULES, STABILISER,TABLETS MAXI, TABLETS MINI.TRI-TABS, R/D, S/D

Monsanto Chemicals PLC

Robert R Bartlett and SonLtd

International DistributorsWorldwide SA

Chlor-Chem Ltd

Houseman (Burnham) LtdHATACIDES CR. CS

B. OTHER PRODUCTS

For this product the following conditions apply:

i. The concentration in the pool water must average no more than 50 mg/1and never exceed 100 mg/1.

ii. Any discharge of the pool water containing the product should be madein a manner satisfactory to the appropriate water authority.

BAQUACIL SB Imperial Chemical IndustriesLtd (Organics Division)

For this product the following conditions apply:

i. The concentration of bromine in the pool water (as measured by DPDNo.I3) should be between 4.0 and 6.0 mg/1.

ii. The concentration of dimethylhydantoin in the pool water must notexceed 200 mg/1.

iii. There should be monitoring of an extent and quality which wouldreliably indicate any problems with skin irritation.

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DI-HALO Great Lakes Chemical(Europe) Ltd

V(2)

V(3)

ALGICIDES


i. The concentration in the pool water for the product as supplied mustnot exceed the value stated below (irv brackets).

ii. If the pool water is to be discharged to a water course the maximumconcentration of the active ingredient (either quaternary ammoniumcompounds, polyoxyethylene alkyliminio compounds, simazine or copper) mustnot exceed 0.05 mg/1 in the watercourse at the point of discharge.

A-580 (50 mgl)

ALBRICIDE W5 (100 mg/1)

ALGIBAN (12 mg/1)

ALGICIDES 5322 (10 mg/1), DS 53^2(10 mg/1)

BRISWIMS

BRITOC

BUSANS

GLOQUATGLOKILL

ALGICIDE LIQUID (150 mg/1)CATIONIC LIQUID (150 mg/1)

ALGICIDE (100 mg/1)

77 (50 mg/1). 79 (50 mg/1).WSCP (50 mg/1), WSCP-2 (50 mg/1)

C (10 mg/1)PQ (50 mg/1)

HATACIDES 16 (100 mg/1), 18 (100 mg/1)28 (50 mg/1)

HOWES OLYMPIC ALGAECIDE (15 mg/1)

KINTROLS 52k (10 mg/1), 58O (50 mg/1)

KLEENPOOL ALGICIDE (100 mg/1)

FLOCCULATING AND CLARIFYING AGENTS

FI-CLOR FLOCCULANT



Wilkinson and Simpson Ltd

Imperial Chemical IndustriesLtd (Organics Division)

Robert R Bartlett and SonsLtd

Buckman Laboratories SA

ABM Chemicals Ltd


Killgerm Chemicals Ltd

Atkinson Chemicals Ltd

Certikin Ltd

Chior Chem Ltd


i. The concentration in the pool water for the product as supplied mustnot exceed the value stated below (in brackets).

ii. If the pool water is to be discharged to a watercourse the maximumconcentration of the active ingredient (either quaternary ammoniumcompounds or polyoxyethylene alkyliminio compounds) must not exceed 0.05mg/1 in the watercourse at the point of discharge.

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FI-CLOR CLEANSE (100 mg/1) Chlor Chem Ltd

HICAT-1 (10 mg/1) Buckman Laboratories SA

MISCELLANEOUS PRODUCTS

POOLCHLOR, TARNCLENE Water Management ChemicalsLtd

For this product the following condition applies:

A single application must not exceed 90 gm per 100 m of surface area (3fl ozs per 1,000 sq ft).

VAPORIN Wilkinson and Simpson Ltd

For this product the following condition applies:

The concentration of the active ingredient does not exceed 15 mg/1 in thepool water.

POOL CURE Total Water Treatment

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APPENDIX VI

Complete list of chemicals commonly used in the treatment of water which areconsidered by the Committee to be unobjectionable on health grounds for thetreatment of water for the purposes indicated provided that they are used inaccordance with the manufacturers' instructions and at the normally acceptedconcentrations and points of application. The purity of these chemicals shall besuch that, in the case of water for public supply, the water so treated meets therequirements of the EC Directive relating to the Quality of Water Intended for HumanConsumption (80/778/EC).

VI(1) CHEMICALS

ALUMINIUMALUMINIUM CHLOROHYDRATEALUMINIUM SULPHATE

AMMONIAAMMONIUM CHLORIDEAMMONIUM SULPHATE

BENTONITE

CALCIUM CARBONATECALCIUM CHLORIDECALCIUM HYDROXIDECALCIUM HYPOCHLORITECALCIUM OXIDECALCIUM SULPHATE

CARBON DIOXIDE

CHLORINE

CHLORINE DIOXIDE (see I(2)C)

COPPER SULPHATE

DIATOMACEOUS EARTHFERRIC CHLORIDEFERRIC SULPHATE

FERROUS SULPHATE

HEXAFLUOROSILICIC ACID

HYDROCHLORIC ACID

MAGNESIUM CARBONATEMAGNESIUM HYDROXIDEMAGNESIUM OXIDE

MANGANESE DIOXIDE

OZONE

PHOSPHORIC ACID

POTASSIUM CARBONATEPOTASSIUM HYDROXIDEPOTASSIUM PERMANGANATE

SODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUMSODIUM

ALUMÍNATEBICARBONATEBISULPHATEBISULPHITECARBONATECHLORIDECHLORITE (see I(2)C)FLUORIDEHEXAMETAPHOSPHATEHYDROXIDEHYPOCHLORITEMETABISULPHITEPHOSPHATESPOLYPHOSPHATESSILICATESILICOFLUORIDESULPHATETHIOSULPHATE

SULPHUR DIOXIDE

SULPHURIC ACIDHYDROGEN PEROXIDE

VI (2) PRODUCTS

The following products have been approved under the requirements ofAppendix VI.

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VI(2)A FOR USE IN PUBLIC WATER SUPPLY

A-112

ALBRITES Disodium Phosphate (Food Grade)Trisodium Phosphate (FoodGrade)Sodium Tripolyphosphate (FoodGrade)

AQUARITES B55, B121. B222, B333, Bi»31,C131. C322, C423. S25. SC36.SC47. SC58, SL24

CALGON SWB Sodium Polyphosphate GlassKALIPOL 20WB Sodium Polyphosphate SolutionMICROMETS STANDARD GRADE. X GRADETETRON TG Tetrasodiua Diphosphate (Food

Grade)

ALKATREATS 2, 20HATAMETPHOSTREATS Hl, H2

BERKBENT CE

BOLIDEN AVR

CHEMISOL 325

CHLORCSRAYON GRADE Caustic Soda LiquorSTANDARD GRADE Caustic Soda Liquor

CILLIT 55 HARD

COAGULANT AIDS 25. 35

ECONOFLOCHIGHFLOC

FLOGARDS

6. 7. 11. 71. 72. 73. 75

200. 486. 558. 860, 5431.5929

IMPULSANS HI, H2, H3, Ht, HE, C5

INDUCLOR. PITTABS. PITTCLORPPG CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE, 2APPIT

KORTOLAT A500P

LYCALS 93/12. 93/34. 93/711MAGNASPHERES

NALFLOC N918 POWDER

PWT POTABLE WATER TREAT




Steetley Minerals Ltd

Boliden Kemi AB

Chemicare

Imperial Chemical IndustriesLtd (Mond Division)

Benckiser Ltd

Chemviron SA

High Chemicals (UK) Ltd

Grace Dearborn Ltd

Aquastat Ltd

PPG Industries (Europe) srl

Fospur Ltd

Steetley Refractories Ltd

Nalfloc Ltd

"Vecom" BV

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QUANTOPHOS H Fernox Manufacturing Co. Ltd

SP-229O Petrolite Ltd

VI(2)B FOR USE IN SWIMMING POOLS

BAQUATOP Imperial Chemical IndustriesLtd (Organics Division)

BRIDOS SP GRADE HYPOCHLORITE Robert R Bartlett and SonsBRISWIMS ALKALI. CHLORINE NEUTRALISER. Ltd

DRY ACID. GRANULAR FLOC,GOLDIFLOC FINE FILTER TABLETS.HISPEC STABILISED CHLORINELIQUID. IRON/CALCIUM SEQUESTRANT.PH STABILISER, SUPERSHOCKCHLORINE GRANULES. WATER HARDENER

CHEMISOL 325 Chemicare

CHLOROS Imperial Chemical Industries

Ltd (Mond Division)

CHLORYTE Surex SP Products Ltd

INDUCLOR, PITTABS. PITTCLOR PPG Industries (Europe) srlPPG CALCIUM HYPOCHLORITE. 2APPITLYCALS 93/12. 93/7^. 93/711 Steetley Refractories Ltd

MAGNASPHERES

PHOSTREAT PWT Houseman (Burnham) Ltd

VI(2)C FOR USE IN SEA WATER DISTILLATION PLANTS

AQUARITES B55, B121. B222. B323. Albright and Wilson LtdI. S25.

MANUFACTURER/SUPPLIERS NAMES ANDADDRESSES

ABM Chemicals LtdWortley Low MillsWhitehall RoadLeeds LS12 4RF

Albright and Wilson LtdPO Box 80Trinity StreetOldbury, WarleyWest Midlands B69 4LN

Allied Colloids LtdPO Box 38Low MoorBradfordWest Yorkshire BD12 OJZ

Alumina Co LtdDitton Road WorksWidnesCheshire WA8 OPH

Aquastat LtdSilverdale RoadHayesMiddlesex UB3 3BB

Atkinson Chemicals Ltd19 Byron CloseTwyfordReading RG10 OBG

Atlantic Water Technology LtdVictoria House28/38 Desborough StreetHigh WycombeBucks HP11 2NF

Baker Oil TreatingErimus HouseQueens SquareMiddlesboroughCleveland TS2 1AA

Batoyle LtdPO Box 19Colne Vale RoadMilnsbridgeHuddersfield HD3

Benckiser LtdBenckiser House1 Norfolk RoadRickmansworthHerts WD3 1JG

Betz LtdNat LaneWinsfordCheshire CW7 9BS

B F Goodrich Chemical GroupThe Lawn100 Hampton RoadHounslowMiddlesex

Blue Circle Industries PLCLondon RoadGreenhitheKent DA9 9JQ

BOC LtdSpecial Gases24 Deer Park RoadLondon SW19 3UF

Boliden Kemi ABDivision Water TreatmentBox 902S-251 09 HelsingburgSweden

B P Chemicals LtdSullyPenarthSouth Glamorgan CF6 2YU

Buckman Laboratories SAWondelgemkaaiB-9OOO GhentBelgium

Calypsol UK78a St Marks RoadHenley-on-ThamesOxfordshire RG9 1LW

Certikin LtdStar RoadPartridge GreenHorshamWest Sussex

Chemicare6 Maplewood CourtLlandaffCardiff CF4 2NB

Chemifloc LtdSmithstown Industrial EstateShannonCounty ClareRepublic of Ireland

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Chemische Fabrik Stockhausen GmbhPostfach 5704150 Krefeld 1Germany

Chemviron SpecialityChemicals SA/NVBrusselsesteenweg 35919OO DverijswBelgium

Chlor Chem LtdMount Pleasant HouseHuntingdon RoadCambridgeCB3 ODA

Ciba Geigy Ltd30 Buckingham GateLondon SW1E 6LH

Clearway Water TreatmentVillage Faro Industrial EstatePyleMid Glamorgan CF33 6NV

Cornelius Chemical Co. LtdSt. Janes House27-^3 Eastern RoadRomfordEssexRM1 3NN

Crosmill Flocculants Ltd11 MillingfieldHolmes ChapelCrewe CW4 7DA

Cyanamid of Great Britain LtdBowling Park DriveBradfordWest Yorkshire BD4 7ES

Dasic International LtdWinchester RoadRomseyHampshire S05 8YD

Degremont Laing LtdAquazur HouseElstree WayBoreham WoodHerts WD6 1WF

Degussa LtdEarl RoadStanley GreenHandforthWilmslowCheshire SK9 3RL

Drew Chemicals LtdMarlowe HouseStation RoadSidcup, Kent

Drexel Equipment (UK) LtdMidmoor HouseParkshotRichmondSurrey

Duolite International SA107 Rue Edith CavellBP8-94402Vitry-Sur-SeineFrance

Du Pont (UK) LtdHilcote PlantP0 Box 1BlackwellDerbyshire DE55 5JD

Durapipe LtdNorton CanesCannockStaffordshire WS11 3NS

Esso Chemical LtdP0 Box 1AbingdonOxon OXI3 6BB

Eternit TAC LtdMeridian HousePark RoadSwanleyKent BR8 ÔAH

Fernox Manufacturing Co LtdBritannica WorksClaveringEssex CB11 4BZ

Fibreglass LtdReinforcements DivisionSt HelensMerseyside WA10 3TR

Fospur LtdAlfreton Industrial EstateNottingham RoadSooercoatsDerby DE5 4LR

Fosroc Surface Coatings DivisionStafford ParkTelfordSalops

Frodingham Cement Co LtdBrigg RoadScunthorpeSouth Humberside DNl6 1AW

Fusion Bonding Systems Ltd29 Milton LawnsCheshas BoisBucksHP6 6BJ

Goldcrest Chemicals LtdCroft HeadSkelmanthorpeHuddersfieldHD8 9EB

Grace Dearborn LtdFoundry LaneDittonWidnesCheshire WA8 8TZ

Great Lakes Chemical (Europe) LtdBelaont Chambers28 Bakers RoadUxbridgeMiddlesex UB8 1QS

Hercules Powder Co Ltd20 Red Lion StreetHolbornLondon WC1

High Chexicals (UK) LtdUnit 18Tafamau Bach Industr ial EstateTredegarGwent NP2 3AA

Houseman (Burnhao) LtdThe PrioryBumhaiBSlough SL1 7LS

IMI Opella LtdTwyford RoadRotherwas Industrial EstateHereford

Imperial Chemical Industries LtdMond DivisionP0 Box 13The Heath, RuncornCheshire WA?

Imperial Chemical Industries LtdOrganics DivisionPO Box 42Hexagon HouseBlackleyManchester M9 3DA

International Distributors Worldwide SA22 Parc du Chateau Banquet1202 GenevaSwitzerland

Isaac Bentley and Co LtdNaylor StreetLiverpool L3 6D.S

K and K Greeff LtdSuffolk HouseGeorge StreetCroydon CR8 3QL

Kelco/AIL22 Henrietta StreetLondon WC2E 8NB

Killgerm Chemicals LtdPO Box No 2Wakefield RoadFlushdykeOssettWest Yorkshire WF5 9BW

Labofina SASiege de FeluyZoning IndustrielB-6520 FeluyBelgium

Lambson LtdAire and Calder WorksCinder LaneCastlefordWest Yorks WF10 1LU

Laporte Industries LtdLaporte InorganicsMoorfield RoadWidnesCheshire WA8 OHE

L S Raw Materials LtdRodary houseAlderton CrescentLondon NW4 3XX

Lytag LtdHamilton House111 MarlowesHemel HempsteadHertfordshire HP1 IBB

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Magnachem LtdErimus HouseQueens SquareMiddlesboroughCleveland TS2 1AA

Mercol Descaling Co LtdCarr ValeBolsoverChesterfieldDerbys

Mitsubishi CorporationBow Bells HouseBroad StreetCheapsideLondon EC^M 9BQ

Monsanto Chemicals picMonsanto HouseChineham CourtChinehamBasingstokeHants RG24 OUL

Nalco LtdIndex HouseSt George's LaneAscotBerkshire SL5 7 EU

Nalfloc LtdPO Box 11Mond HouseWinr.ingtonNorthwichCheshire CW8 ÜDX

National Starch and Chemical LtdBraunstonDaventryNorthants NN11 7JL

Neste Chemicals UK LtdEmerson CourtAlderley EdgeWilmslowCheshireSK9 INK

Olin (UK) LtdCutnall GreenDroitwichWorcestershire WR9 ONS

Permabond AdhesivesWoodside RoadEastleighHantsS05 4EX

Perolin Co LtdBrimscombe MillsBrimscombeStroudGloucestershire GL5 2SA

Petrolite LtdKirkby Park RoadKnowsley Industrial Park NorthLiverpool L33 7SY

Pettibone (UK) LtdNorton StreetManchester M10 BAD

Pozasent LtdSwains Park Industrial EstateOversea!Burton-on-TrentStaffordshireBE1L 6JN

Pfizer Chemicals (Europe and Africa)SandwichKent

Phillips Petroleum Chemicals SASteenweg op Brussel 355B-19OO OverijseBelgium

(Europe) srlPPG IndustriesVia Abruzzi 25OOI87 RomaItaly

Quality Water Systems LtdShield HouseGatehouse CloseAylesburyBucks

Robert R Bartlett and SonsMillbrook RoadStover Trading EstateYateBristol BS17 5PB

Severn Water ServicesJohn Foulkes FactoryStourport RoadKidderminsterWorcs

SMP International83 Spring BankHullNorth Humberside HL'3 XAR

Ltd

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Snamprogetti LtdSnamprogetti HouseBasing ViewBasingstokeHants RG21 2YY

SNF Floerger4l Rue Jean-Huss42000 Saint EtienneFrance

Steetley Minerals LtdWoburn RoadWoburn SandsMilton KeynesMK17 8TU

Steetley Refractories LtdMagnesia DivisionP0 Box 8HartlepoolTS24 OBY

Surex SP Products LtdUnit 10Airport Trading EstateBiggin HillKentTNI6 3BW

Thomas Ness LtdEastwood HallEastwoodNottingham NG16 3ER

Tilcon Water Treatment ServicesGrangefield Industrial EstateRichardshaw LanePudseyLeeds LS28 60L

Total Water Treatment LtdChester RoadOakmereNorthwichCheshire CW8 2HB

TR Oil Services134-138 Borough High StreetLONDON SEI 1LB

Tunnel Avebe Starches LtdAvebe HouseOtterham QuayRainhamGillinghamKent ME8 7UU

Vecom B VPostbus 273140 A A MaassluisHolland

Water Management Chemicals LtdLisle AvenueKidderminsterWorcestershire DY11 7DF

Watenniser LtdTower WorksStoneygate RoadNewmilnsAyrshire KA16 9AJ

Wellcome Foundation LtdWellcome Research LaboratoriesBerkhamsted HillBerkhanstedHerts HP4 20E

Wilkinson and Simpson Ltd57 QueenswayTeam Valley Trading EstateGatesheadTyne and Wear NE11 ONS

Witton Chemical Co LtdHampstead AvenueMildenhallBury St EdmundsSuffolk IP28 7AS

WTD Trattamento acque srlOOI58 Roma135 V Ergisto BezziItaly

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