An Iowa Team Masters A New Plant's Biological Nutrient Removal Process

An Iowa plant team adapts quickly to biological nutrient removal in a brand-new advanced treatment facility with a list of awards that should instill community pride.
An Iowa Team Masters A New Plant's Biological Nutrient Removal Process
Team members at the Clinton facility include, from left, Gaylon Pewe, operator; Dan Riney, water quality superintendent; Ken Decker and David Burn, operators; and Bob Milroy, assistant superintendent. (Rotary presses from Fournier Industries.)
EDITOR’S NOTE: Since this article was written, Clinton’s water quality superintendent Dan Riney has retired from that community and has taken a position with the City of Topeka, Kan.

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