3. Drinking water
Drinking water must be clear, pleasant smelling and tasting, easily digestible and therefore soft, free of bacterial germs and non-radioactive.
Decree no. 2001-1220 of December 20, 2011 sets quality limits and references for water intended for human consumption, excluding natural mineral water. This decree is codified in the French Public Health Code (art. R1321-1 to R1321-66). In addition, the decree of January 11, 2007 sets quality standards for a number of substances in drinking water, including chlorine, limestone, lead, nitrates, pesticides and bacteria.
The quality limits for water intended for human consumption for certain substances are given in table 2 .
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Standards and norms
- Medical gas distribution systems – Part 1: Compressed medical gases and vacuum distribution systems - NF EN ISO 7396-1 - 11-07
- Medical gas distribution systems – Part 1: Compressed medical gases and vacuum distribution systems – Amendment 1: requirements for wall-mounted vacuum outlets mounted on medical ducts with operator-adjustable cross-sections and connected to ducts by flexible hoses - NF EN ISO 7396-1/A1...
Regulatory texts
Water Act of January 3, 1992
Articles L640 and L641 of the Civil Code on the general status of rainwater
Order of October 22, 1982 on safety devices for medical gas distribution equipment
Circular of October 10, 1985 on the distribution of gases for medical use and the creation of a local commission to oversee this distribution.
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