2014/15 – Woodgate (Queensland) – Lead

On 4 March 2014 during routine analysis it was found that a sample taken in Woodgate exceeded the ADWG health value of 0.01mg/L for Lead. The reported level was 0.018mg/L

Bundaberg Regional Council Drinking Water Quality Management Plan 2013/14

On 25 March 2015 during routine analysis, it was found that a sample taken in Woodgate exceeded the ADWG health value of 0.01mg/L for Lead. The reported level was 0.017mg/L.

Bundaberg Regional Council Drinking Water Quality Management Plan 2014/15

Lead Australian Drinking Water Guideline 0.01mg/L

“… Lead can be present in drinking water as a result of dissolution from natural sources, or from household plumbing systems containing lead. These may include lead in pipes, or in solder used to seal joints. The amount of lead dissolved will depend on a number of factors including pH, water hardness and the standing time of the water.

Lead is the most common of the heavy metals and is mined widely throughout the world. It is used in the production of lead acid batteries, solder, alloys, cable sheathing, paint pigments, rust inhibitors, ammunition, glazes and plastic stabilisers. The organo-lead compounds tetramethyl and tetraethyl lead are used extensively as anti-knock and lubricating compounds in gasoline…ADWG 2011

2014/5 March – Woodgate (Queensland) – Lead

2014/15 – Woodgate (Queensland) – Lead

On 4 March 2014 during routine analysis it was found that a sample taken in Woodgate exceeded the ADWG health value of 0.01mg/L for Lead. The reported level was 0.018mg/L

Bundaberg Regional Council Drinking Water Quality Management Plan 2013/14

On 25 March 2015 during routine analysis, it was found that a sample taken in Woodgate exceeded the ADWG health value of 0.01mg/L for Lead. The reported level was 0.017mg/L.

Bundaberg Regional Council Drinking Water Quality Management Plan 2014/15

Lead Australian Drinking Water Guideline 0.01mg/L

“… Lead can be present in drinking water as a result of dissolution from natural sources, or from household plumbing systems containing lead. These may include lead in pipes, or in solder used to seal joints. The amount of lead dissolved will depend on a number of factors including pH, water hardness and the standing time of the water.

Lead is the most common of the heavy metals and is mined widely throughout the world. It is used in the production of lead acid batteries, solder, alloys, cable sheathing, paint pigments, rust inhibitors, ammunition, glazes and plastic stabilisers. The organo-lead compounds tetramethyl and tetraethyl lead are used extensively as anti-knock and lubricating compounds in gasoline…ADWG 2011