BS 6920-2.3:2000+A1:2014
Comprehensive British Standard for ensuring the safety of materials in contact with drinking water. Detailed technical specifications and compliance guidelines.
Ensure Drinking Water Safety with BS 6920-2.3:2000+A1:2014
As a critical component of public health and environmental protection, the British Standard BS 6920-2.3:2000+A1:2014 provides essential guidance for ensuring the safety of materials in contact with drinking water. This comprehensive standard, priced at £134.00 (ISBN: 978 0 580 84615 1), offers a detailed framework for evaluating the suitability of materials, safeguarding the quality and integrity of our drinking water supply.
Comprehensive Technical Specifications
BS 6920-2.3:2000+A1:2014 covers a wide range of technical specifications and test methods, including:
- Odour and flavour testing to ensure materials do not impart undesirable tastes or smells to drinking water
- Extraction testing to assess the potential for migration of substances from materials into the water
- Microbiological testing to evaluate the growth of microorganisms on material surfaces
- Compliance with relevant regulations and guidelines, such as the Drinking Water Inspectorate's requirements
Ensuring Environmental and Health Protection
This British Standard is a crucial tool for manufacturers, water authorities, and regulatory bodies, providing a robust framework to:
- Protect public health by preventing the contamination of drinking water
- Safeguard the environment by minimizing the release of harmful substances
- Maintain the integrity and quality of water distribution systems
- Comply with stringent regulations and industry best practices
Comprehensive Guidance for Compliance
BS 6920-2.3:2000+A1:2014 offers a comprehensive guide to ensuring the suitability of materials in contact with drinking water. With its detailed technical specifications, test methods, and compliance guidelines, this standard is an essential resource for:
- Manufacturers of pipes, fittings, valves, and other water system components
- Water authorities and utility companies responsible for water distribution
- Regulatory bodies and policymakers tasked with safeguarding public health and the environment
- Researchers and scientists investigating the impact of materials on drinking water quality
By adhering to the requirements outlined in BS 6920-2.3:2000+A1:2014, organizations can demonstrate their commitment to responsible and sustainable practices, ensuring the safety and reliability of our drinking water supply for generations to come.
Technical Information
Specification Details
- Suitability of non-metallic products for use in contact with water intended for human consumption with regard to their effect on the quality of the water - Methods of test - Appearance of water