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    SOCIALIST REPUBLIC OF VIETNAM

    QCVN 02 : 2009/BYT

    NATIONAL TECHNICAL REGULATION ON DOMESTIC WATER QUALITY

    HANOI 2009
    QCVN : 2009/BYT

    Preface:

    QCVN 02: 2009/BYT is compiled by Department of Preventive


    Medicine & Environment and promulgated by MOHs Minister at
    the Circular No.05/2009/TT-BYT dated 17th June 2009

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    QCVN : 2009/BYT

    NATIONAL TECHNICAL REGULATION


    ON THE DOMESTIC WATER QUALITY

    PART I.
    GENERAL RULES

    I. Applicable scope
    This Technical Regulation stipulates limits of quality criteria for water used for
    domestic use but not for direct drinking or processing food (hereinafter called
    domestic water)
    II. Applicable subject
    This Technical Regulation applies to:
    1. Institutions, organizations, individuals and households who exploit, trade
    domestic water, including piped water providers for domestic purposes with capacity
    of less than 1,000 m3/day (hereafter called water providers)
    2. Individuals and households who exploit water for domestic purpose.
    III. Explanation of words/phrases
    In this Regulation, following words/phrases will be thoroughly understood as:
    1. Perceptible criteria are elements on color and taste which are felt by human
    senses.
    2. SMEWW stands for Standard Methods for the Examination of Water and
    Waste Water.
    3. US EPA stands for United States Environmental Protection Agency.
    4. TCU stands for True Color Unit.
    5. NTU stands for Nephelometric Turbidity Unit.

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    PART II.
    STIPULATIONS ON TECHNICAL AREAS
    Table on the limits of quality parameters:

    Maximum
    Or Examination
    Parameter Unit limit Testing method
    . Level
    I II
    TCVN 6185 - 1996
    1 Color (*) TCU 15 15 (ISO 7887 - 1985) or A
    SMEWW 2120
    No No
    Taste and odour strange strange Perceptible, or SMEWW
    2 (*) - A
    taste & taste & 2150 B and 2160 B
    odour odour
    TCVN 6184 - 1996
    (*)
    3 Turbidity NTU 5 5 (ISO 7027 - 1990) A
    or SMEWW 2130 B
    Residual Within SMEWW 4500Cl or US
    4 mg/l - A
    Chloride 0,3-0,5 EPA 300.1

    (*) Within Within TCVN 6492:1999 or


    5 pH - + A
    6,0 -8,5 6,0 -8,5 SMEWW 4500 - H
    SMEWW 4500 - NH3 C or
    6 Ammonia(*) mg/l 3 3 A
    SMEWW 4500 - NH3 D
    TCVN 6177 - 1996 (ISO
    Total Iron (Fe2+ +
    7 mg/l 0,5 0,5 6332 - 1988) or SMEWW B
    Fe3+)(*) 3500 - Fe
    TCVN 6186:1996 or ISO
    8 Permanganate mg/l 4 4 A
    8467:1993 (E)
    Hardness, TCVN 6224 - 1996 or
    9 calculated by mg/l 350 - B
    (*) SMEWW 2340 C
    CaCO3
    TCVN6194 - 1996
    Chloride content
    10 (*) mg/l 300 - (ISO 9297 - 1989) or A
    -
    SMEWW 4500 - Cl D
    TCVN 6195 - 1996
    11 Flouride content mg/l 1.5 - (ISO10359 - 1 - 1992) or B
    -
    SMEWW 4500 - F
    Total arsenic TCVN 6626:2000 or
    12 mg/l 0,01 0,05 B
    content SMEWW 3500 - As B
    TCVN 6187 - 1,2:1996
    Bacterial/
    13 Total Coliform 50 150 (ISO 9308 - 1,2 - 1990) or A
    100ml
    SMEWW 9222
    E.coli or TCVN6187 - 1,2:1996
    Bacterial/
    14 thermo-tolerant 100ml
    0 20 (ISO 9308 - 1,2 - 1990) or A
    coliform SMEWW 9222

    Note:

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    (*)
    - perceptible parameters.
    - Max allowable limit I: applicable to water provision units.
    - Max allowable limit II: applicable to water exploitation of individual, household
    (piped water supply through simple treatment e.g. drilled wells, dug wells, rain-tank,
    gravity pipeline).

    PART III.
    FREQUENCY OF WATER QUALITY MONITORING/INSPECTION

    I. Monitoring/inspection prior to the use of water sources


    - Testing of all parameters under A, B levels to be carried out by water
    providers
    II. Regular monitoring
    1. For parameters under A level:
    a) Test at least 01 time per 3 months, to be done by water providers;
    b) Test, monitor and experiment at least 01 time per 6 months by functional
    agencies :
    - Take water samples at 100% of water providers in the assigned areas ;
    - Take random water samples from individual, households that use for
    domestic purpose;
    2. For parameters under B level:

    a) Test at least 01 time per 6 months, to be done by water providers;

    b) Test, monitor and experiment at least 01 time per year by functional


    agencies:
    - Take water samples at 100% of water providers in the assigned areas;
    - Take random water samples from individual, households that use for
    domestic purpose.
    III. Unscheduled monitoring/inspection

    1. Following circustances are required to have urgent monitoring/inspection:


    a) The results of testing of water sources hygiene or epicdemic investigations
    reveal that water sources have potentially risks to contamination;
    b) Environmental incidents appeared, which might negatively impact to the
    hygienic quality of water sources;
    c) Other specific requirements.

    2. The implementation of unscheduled monitoring/inspection and selected


    monitoring level will be done by State functional agency.

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    IV. Parameters could be defined by quick test, using on-site experimental


    toolkits and these kits must be approved for use by functional agency.

    PART IV.
    IMPLEMENTATION ARRANGEMENTS

    I. Responsibilities of water providers

    1. Ensure water quality and carry out the testing/monitoring as per stipulations
    in this Technical Regulation.
    2. Subject to the testing, monitoring/inspection of functional agencies.
    II. Responsibilities of provincial Department of Health
    Provincial DOHs will be responsible to provide guidance, inspection/monitoring
    on the compliance of this Technical Regulation of relevant organizations, institutions,
    individuals who involve in the process of exploitation, production and trading water for
    domestic purposes within the provincity/city.
    III. Responsibilities of Ministry of Health
    MOH will lead relevant agencies/institutions to provide guidance,
    inspection/monitoring on the compliance of this Technical Regulation.
    IV. In case of possible changes/supplementation or adjustment of
    stipulations in this Technical Regulation, the new/revised regulatory document
    issued by MOHs Minister will be followed.

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