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Document ID ca-gcdwqgtd-2015-12-17-5 Title Guidelines for Canadian Drinking Water Quality: Guideline Technical Document – Tetrachloroethylene URL https://www.canada.ca/en/health-canada/services/publications/healthy-living/guidelines-canadian-drinking-water-quality-guideline-technical-document-tetrachloroethylene/guidelines-canadian-drinking-water-quality-guideline-technical-document-tetrachloroethylene-page-6.html Jurisdiction /ca Subdomain(s) Drinking water, Water quality standards Language en Status completed Analyzed at 2026-03-18 16:35:27.456129+00:00 Relevance Technical document supporting Canadian drinking water quality guidelines.

Q Qualitative Requirements (0)

No qualitative requirements.

P Quantitative Requirements (3)

Req ID Category Intent Legal Status Name Subdomain(s) Limit Type Limit Value Context Conditions Confidence
#P001designhealthguidelinedefault allocation factor for drinking waterdrinking waterrequirement20 %Used in the derivation of drinking water guidelines. Although some exposure data are available, they are considered insufficient to justify modifying the default allocation factor.medium
#P002designhealthguidelineVOC dermal and inhalation exposure significance thresholddrinking waterrequirement>= 10 %Both the dermal and inhalation routes of exposure for a VOC are considered significant if they contribute at least 10% of the drinking water consumption level.Applies to volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in multiroute exposure assessments.high
#P003designhealthguidelinestandard Canadian drinking water consumption ratedrinking waterrequirement1.5 L/dayAdded to the daily litre-equivalent contributions for dermal and inhalation exposures to estimate total exposure.Standard consumption rate used for general population exposure calculations.high

D Definitions (9)

Req ID Category Name Context Confidence
#D001MDLmethod detection limithigh
#D002NDnot detectedhigh
#D003NSnot specifiedhigh
#D004VOCsvolatile organic compoundshigh
#D005Vapour intrusiona process by which tetrachloroethylene and other VOCs from subsurface sources (e.g., soil or groundwater) move through dirt floors or crawlspaces, as well as through cracks or openings in building slabs or foundations, to be introduced inside buildingsmedium
#D006ppmparts per millionhigh
#D007L-eqlitre-equivalentshigh
#D008PBPKphysiologically based pharmacokinetichigh
#D009bwbody weighthigh