Practice mode Water Management

What is the maximum permissible total dissolved solids in drinking water?

Correct answer B. 1500 mg/litre

Explanation

Older WHO international standards set 1500 mg/litre as the maximum permissible TDS for drinking water; higher levels give a salty taste and can cause scaling and health concerns.

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