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priced out of the pockets of consumers. On the other hand, the WHO emphasizes
health and safety.
6.3.4 Quantitative Microbial Risk Assessment
What follows is a brief overview of the QMRA model. The entire process of
QMRA is displayed as a
flow diagram in Fig. 6.3 .
Step 1: To begin with, it is necessary to
find the concentration of a particular
pathogen as the number of microorganisms per liter of source water. This must be
done by taking a large number of samples, which are required in order to be able to
fit a probability density function (PDF). For each pathogen, there is a baseline
Fig. 6.3 General framework for calculating microbial risk from drinking water (Petterson et al.
2006 )
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