Required water temperature in hotel plumbing to control Legionella growth

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RT @yairFarber: A temperature of 55 °C to 59 °C is likely to reduce #Legionella at hot #water systems. #PremisePlumbing #LogisticRegression…

A temperature of 55 °C to 59 °C is likely to reduce #Legionella at hot #water systems. #PremisePlumbing #LogisticRegression @ProfCharlesHaas https://t.co/EVEyIlMq3q

#microbialriskassessment #biofilm #waterpipelines #Legionella

https://t.co/SARTiRObX3 Required water temperature in hotel plumbing to control Legionella growth Publication date: 1 September 2020 Source: Water Research, Volume 182 Author(s): Md Rasheduzzaman, Rajveer Singh, Charles N. Haas, Patrick L. Gurian

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