NSF Product and Service Listings

[1] These products are designed to be flushed out prior to using the system for drinking
    water. Before being placed into service, the well is to be properly flushed according to
    the manufacturer's use instructions. Certification of these products is based on the
    well drilling model with the following assumptions:
     - The amount of well drilling fluid used is 3780 L (1000 U.S. gallons) to which the
       drilling fluid has been added at the manufacturer's recommended level.
     - The aquifer contains 3.1 million liters of water (815,000 gallons) based on a 0.5
       acre aquifer of 6.1 meter depth (20 ft.) and 25% porosity.
     - The bore hole is 61 meters in total depth (200 ft.), the screen is 6.1 meters in
       length (20 ft.), and the bore hole is 25.4 cm. in diameter (10 in.).
     - The amount of well drilling fluid removed from the well during construction is
       equal to the combined volumes of the casing and the screen, plus an additional
       amount removed through the well disinfection and development (90% removed).
     - This product should not be used in constructing wells in highly porous formations,
       such as cavernous limestone.
[2] The pH of the influent and effluent water should be monitored to ensure that all traces
    of the product have been removed before placing into service.
[PC] Polyacrylamide Products Certified by NSF International comply with 40 CFR 141.111
     requirements for percent monomer and dose.
[PY] Polyamines Certified by NSF International comply with 40 CFR 141.111 requirements for
     percent monomer and dose.

[1] These products are designed to be flushed out prior to using the system for drinking
    water. Before being placed into service, the well is to be properly flushed according to
    the manufacturer's use instructions. Certification of these products is based on the
    well drilling model with the following assumptions:
     - The amount of well drilling fluid used is 3780 L (1000 U.S. gallons) to which the
       drilling fluid has been added at the manufacturer's recommended level.
     - The aquifer contains 3.1 million liters of water (815,000 gallons) based on a 0.5
       acre aquifer of 6.1 meter depth (20 ft.) and 25% porosity.
     - The bore hole is 61 meters in total depth (200 ft.), the screen is 6.1 meters in
       length (20 ft.), and the bore hole is 25.4 cm. in diameter (10 in.).
     - The amount of well drilling fluid removed from the well during construction is
       equal to the combined volumes of the casing and the screen, plus an additional
       amount removed through the well disinfection and development (90% removed).
     - This product should not be used in constructing wells in highly porous formations,
       such as cavernous limestone.
[PC] Polyacrylamide Products Certified by NSF International comply with 40 CFR 141.111
     requirements for percent monomer and dose.

[1] These products are designed to be flushed out prior to using the system for drinking
    water. Before being placed into service, the well is to be properly flushed according to
    the manufacturer's use instructions. Certification of these products is based on the
    well drilling model with the following assumptions:
     - The amount of well drilling fluid used is 3780 L (1000 U.S. gallons) to which the
       drilling fluid has been added at the manufacturer's recommended level.
     - The aquifer contains 3.1 million liters of water (815,000 gallons) based on a 0.5
       acre aquifer of 6.1 meter depth (20 ft.) and 25% porosity.
     - The bore hole is 61 meters in total depth (200 ft.), the screen is 6.1 meters in
       length (20 ft.), and the bore hole is 25.4 cm. in diameter (10 in.).
     - The amount of well drilling fluid removed from the well during construction is
       equal to the combined volumes of the casing and the screen, plus an additional
       amount removed through the well disinfection and development (90% removed).
     - This product should not be used in constructing wells in highly porous formations,
       such as cavernous limestone.