Aberfoyle Park – South Australia – Temperature
November 23 2016: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Kurrajong Ct – Temperature 23C
December 14 2016: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Acorn St – Temperature 23C
December 14 2016: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Tangara Dv – Temperature 24C
December 21 2016: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Kurrajong Ct – Temperature 25C
December 29 2016: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 23C
January 4 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 21C
January 11 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 24C
January 18 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 21C
January 18 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Acorn St – Temperature 26C
January 18 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Tangara Dv – Temperature 25C
January 25 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Kurrajong Ct – Temperature 26C
January 25 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 22C
February 1 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 22C
February 8 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 22C
February 15 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 23C
February 15 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Acorn St – Temperature 25C
February 15 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Tangara Dv – Temperature 26C
February 22 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Kurrajong Ct – Temperature 26C
February 22 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 23C
March 1 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 21C
March 8 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 22C
March 16 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 24C
March 16 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Acorn St – Temperature 23C
March 16 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Tangara Dv – Temperature 24C
March 22 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Kurrajong Ct – Temperature 26C
March 22 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 21C
March 29 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Oakridge Rd – Temperature 21C
April 19 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Acorn St – Temperature 21C
April 19 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Tangara Dv – Temperature 21C
April 24 2017: Aberfoyle Park (South Australia) Kurrajong Ct – Temperature 22C
GUIDELINE
“No guideline is set due to the impracticality of controlling water temperature.
Drinking water temperatures above 20°C may result in an increase in the number of
complaints.
Temperature is primarily an aesthetic criterion for drinking water. Generally, cool water is more palatable than warm or cold water. In general, consumers will react to a change in water temperature. Complaints are most frequent when the temperature suddenly increases.
The turbidity and colour of filtered water may be indirectly affected by temperature, as low water temperatures tend to decrease the efficiency of water treatment processes by, for instance, affecting floc formation rates and sedimentation efficiency.
Chemical reaction rates increase with temperature, and this can lead to greater corrosion of pipes and fittings in closed systems. Scale formation in hard waters will also be greater at higher temperatures…
Water temperatures in major Australian reticulated supplies range from 10°C to 30°C. In some long, above-ground pipelines, water temperatures up to 45°C may be experienced…
The effectiveness of chlorine as a disinfectant is influenced by the temperature of the water being dosed. Generally higher temperatures result in more effective disinfection at a particular chlorine dose, but this may be counterbalanced by a more rapid loss of chlorine to the atmosphere (AWWA 1990).