September 2009 Table of Contents

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  • 12Cover Story: Top Performer - Plant: A Little Creativity
    The Town of Crewe (Va.) Wastewater Treatment Facility uses innovation to reduce nutrient levels in effluent and help protect the Chesapeake Bay
  • 16Plantscapes: Part of the Skyline
    The Newtown Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant in Brooklyn, N.Y., illuminates its digesters in a visually stunning cap to 10-year upgrade
  • 18Top Performer - Operator: Proud to be the Sewer Guy
    Butch Green and his team at the Frisco (Colo.) Sanitation District keep things ship-shape for residents and tourists in a small Rocky Mountain community
  • 24Top Performer - Plant: Getting Older, Get­ting Better
    A dedicated state keeps the Pittsfield (Mass.) Wastewater Treatment Facility in full compliance even as tighter permit limits bring new challenges
  • 30Greening the Plant: Staying True
    The City of Roseville, Calif., follows through on energy and environmental initiatives ranging from recycled water best practices to cooler effluent for local salmon run
  • 32In My Words: Electronic Ops
    The Orange County Sanitation District digitizes its O&M manuals to improve access, enhance efficiency, and simplify regular updates
  • 36Top Performer - Biosolids: Diversified Portfolio
    The Neuse River Wastewater Treatment Plant uses varied methods of biosolids management to keep options open and make sure there is always a recipient
  • 40How We Do It: More Control, Less Energy
    An Illinois wastewater treatment plant uses a blower control system to end concerns about effluent DO and ammonia levels while saving on electricity
  • 48Special Feature: Worth Noting
    People/Awards; Education; Calendar
  • 4Let's Be Clear: Why I Love This Industry
    Nowhere else will you find so many capable, passionate, dedicated, down-to-earth people — who also happen to be greatly underappreciated
  • 6Letters to the Editor: Letters
    Finding New Operators; Enjoying the Magazine; More on Reclamation?
  • 42Product Focus: Reaching New Levels
    Manufacturers continue a parade of innovations in digital technology that improves efficiency, quality and performance in treatment operations
  • 44Tech Topics: Pumping Productivity
    Inefficient pumping systems can be large energy wasters. Effective maintenance and thorough system assessments can keep pumps performing at their best.
  • 52Product Spotlight: IntelliPro System Monitors and Controls Processes
  • 58Industry News: Industry News
    Hydraulic Institute Releases ANSI/HI Pump Standards; Parkson Opens Florida Water Campus; Matrix International Launches New Web Site; Philadelphia Mixing Introduces Lease, Rental Programs; Wallingford Software Acquires InfoStream; Wilo Consolidates Companies; D&B Adds Staff; Executive Honored; Smith Flow Control Adds Wastewater Representatives; Gardner Denver Marks 150th Anniversary; Smith & Loveless Redesigns Web Site