Inside the October 2013 Issue of Treatment Plant Operator

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All-Around Performer All-Around Performer
Rich Hunt brings a long list of proven capabilities to help clean-water plants produce quality effluent and operate reliably, safely and cost-effectively.
Industry News - October 2013 Industry News - October 2013 Votes for including industrial operators Worth Noting - October 2013 It’s Not Just for the Guys Building a Bridge
Wastewater treatment training programs are common in prisons. What happens to the trainees when they are released and look for work in the clean-water field?
Odor control system uses no chemicals or media Odor control system uses no chemicals or media Find other useful and timely information on the TPO website Find other useful and timely information on the TPO website Tanks, Structures and Components Tanks, Structures and Components Tanks, Structures and Components Tanks, Structures and Components
Wastewater treatment plants contain various infrastructure, including wastewater bins and tanks, clarifiers and covers. These products, which also include products designed to maintain that infrastructure, will help treatment plant operators make sure their plants are in top condition.
Product News - October 2013 Product News - October 2013 The Pen Is Mighty The Pen Is Mighty
Doug Sibolski saw public opinion turning against his city’s treatment plant. He said goodbye to the low profile and took to the newspaper to set things straight.
The Team Treatment The Team Treatment
Portland Water District plant operators worked closely with middle school students to create an educational video on the treatment process.
Simple Technology, Big Breakthrough Simple Technology, Big Breakthrough
The nation’s first use of glycerol to reduce nitrogen saves millions in capital investment for a New York City treatment plant and helps Jamaica Bay restoration.
Joining Hands Joining Hands
The City of Edmonton’s membrane ultrafiltration plant supplies a local refinery with reclaimed effluent for production processes.
Beyond Boundaries Beyond Boundaries
A plant team in Springfield spearheads a major effort to restore two miles of banks on an ecologically important stream that also receives plant effluent.
Pursuing Net Zero Pursuing Net Zero
The team at North Conway Water Precinct takes extra measures to safeguard the environment and reduce reliance on carbon-based energy.
Into the FOG Into the FOG
The Sacramento Regional Wastewater Treatment Plant has formed partnerships for cogeneration and for grease collection to boost biogas production.

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Focused On Achievement Focused On Achievement
Dusty Martin has built a rewarding career by furthering his education, enhancing his skills and inspiring those around him.
Digital panel meters provide visibility, versatility Digital panel meters provide visibility, versatility Pumps, Drives and Valves Pumps, Drives and Valves Worth Noting - October 2013 Pumps, Drives and Valves Pumps, Drives and Valves
Clean-water operators depend on quality pumps, drives and valves to move clean, fresh water out to their customers. Here are several of the products on the market designed to keep the water flowing smoothly and efficiently.
Water Wisdom Water Wisdom
Real-time monitoring and analysis of multiple parameters can help utilities operate efficiently and provide reliable, affordable service.
2013 Pumps Directory Industry News - October 2013 Industry News - October 2013 Product News - October 2013 Product News - October 2013 Flush With Success Flush With Success
A cooperative water conservation program based largely on rebates for water-saving toilets places big dividends in Florida’s Broward County.
Sticking to Principles Sticking to Principles
Three basic ideas permeate Joanne Rufft’s presentation for Artesian Water Company on the value of groundwater resources.
Data Driven Data Driven
Colorado Springs Water Utility keeps energy costs down by using automated systems to predict water demand, identify efficient processes and maximize off-peak pumping.
A Look at the Basics
Coagulation and flocculation are fundamental to drinking water treatment. Here’s a look at the chemical and physical processes at work.
Find other useful and timely information at www.WSOmag.com Find other useful and timely information at www.WSOmag.com Sustainable Excellence Sustainable Excellence
A long-term sustainability program at the Massachusetts Water Resources Authority saves substantial water and energy through dedicated team effort.
Tackling Turbidity Tackling Turbidity
An experienced and highly qualified team and a newly upgraded treatment plant keep quality water flowing in Clifton Forge, Va.
Where Would You Invest?
Researchers asked: What would you do with $100 billion for US infrastructure? Maybe more to the point, what would you do with $1 million more in your budget?