Water quality monitoring checklist

Form code: F-07 Project: …… | Water official: ……

7–1. Birth certificate of water management program

title	Information
User type	Non-contact / interactive and contactable decoration
Compensatory water source	……
The volume of water is the basis of calculations	…… cubic meter
Actual flow rate of treatment	…… cubic meters per hour
Turnover Time	……
Filter type	……
The main disinfection method	……
Additional disinfection method, if any	……
Responsible for determining control limits	……
Reference control limits	……
Sampling points	……
Laboratory of the contracting party	……
Pollution response program number	……

7–2. his foot form

parameter	unit	The approved limit of the project	the result	Sample time and place	action
water temperature	°C	……	……	……	……
pH	—	……	……	……	……
Residual disinfectant according to method	mg/L	……	……	……	……
Total chlorine, if applicable	mg/L	……	……	……	……
Turbidity	NTU	……	……	……	……
Electrical conductivity or TDS	Device unit	……	……	……	……
ORP, if used	mV	……	……	……	……
Filtration flow rate	m³/h	……	……	……	……
Filter pressure difference	bar	……	……	……	……
UV status, if any	According to the device	……	……	……	……
Prescribed microbiological test	According to the method	……	……	……	……

ORP is not a substitute for direct measurement of residual disinfectant. ORP limits should be interpreted with system type, pH and monitoring method.

7–3. Visual and functional inspection

item	the result	action
The water has no turbidity or unusual discoloration	……	……
Checked for unusual smell	……	……
Algae or biofilm on surfaces examined	……	……
Particles, leaves and debris are collected	……	……
Circulation and filtration are active	……	……
Injection equipment, sensors and materials are ready	……	……
There is no chemical leakage	……	……
Stagnant water is not collected in unwanted places	……	……
The material containers are labeled and the incompatibility of the storage has been checked	……	……
Sampling equipment is valid and clean	……	……
The previous corrective action is closed	……	……

7–4. The difference between a decorative and interactive fountain program

For decorative fountains, CDC emphasizes sediment and biofilm management, temperature, water retention, and residual disinfection. Monitoring of important parameters is recommended at least weekly, and the condition of the environment or design may require more frequency. Observation of apparent contamination should enable corrective action. CDC Guidelines for Decorative Fountains ^[446]

For water playgrounds, CDC operational guidelines state the following:

subject	The amount or frequency listed in the guide
pH	7.0 to 7.8
Free chlorine without using cyanuric acid	At least 1 mg/L
Free chlorine if cyanuric acid is used	At least 2 mg/L
Go to the whole system	At least 3 mg/L
Disinfectant and pH control	Before reopening and every 2 to 4 hours during operation
circulation time	30 minutes or less
Equipment performance inspection	Daily before reopening

These values are not the upper limit of the material or the license to use the stabilizer; The approved plan, material limit, manufacturer's order and local authority regulations must be followed simultaneously. Guidelines for the operation of CDC water playgrounds ^[447]

7–5. Registration of non-compliance

Time to discover	problem	Restriction or suspension imposed	corrective action	Retest result	Permission to reopen
……	……	……	……	……	……

In the event of pollution, the amount and method of correction should be extracted from the approved instructions of the same system. Experimental addition of chemical without measuring and recording is not a water quality control method.

Notes and references

Source 12: CDC Guidelines for Decorative Fountains; www.cdc.gov. Full address in the bibliography.
Source 43: Guidelines for operating CDC water playgrounds; www.cdc.gov. Full address in the bibliography.