For years, operators at the Suffield Water Pollution Control AUTHORITY wastewater treatment plant tried in vain to meet increasingly stringent total nitrogen...
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Creating a Jewel
Jim Stewart credits his mother for getting him started in the wastewater treatment field. His career has spanned 30 years, first in...
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Energy Management and Renewable Resources
Hot-water dehumidification
KDS Solar liquid desiccant systems from Kathabar Dehumidification Systems use solar hot water as a heat source for dehumidification of outdoor...
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Worth Noting - December 2010
People/Awards The Littleton/Englewood (Colo.) Wastewater Treatment Plant received a Grand Award from the American Council of Engineering Companies, and a National Research...
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In the Pipeline
The WEFTEC 2010 conference was brimming with new products and technologies, most of which will soon make their way into wastewater treatment...
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Completely Surrounded
When Bonita Springs Utilities decided to expand its wastewater treatment capacity, it chose a site along Interstate 75 for a new GE-Zenon...
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Can We Talk?
Our Tech Talk article this month, written by a group of professionals from Texas, makes excellent points about improving communication between engineers...
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Bringing the Message Home
The 2009 TV documentary, “Liquid Assets: The Story of Our Water Infrastructure,” sent a powerful message about the importance of water and...
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A Little Back and Forth
Since the days of the original Clean Water Act, operations and maintenance personnel have struggled with problems in wastewater treatment plants caused...
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Making a Good Thing Better
Microturbines are nothing new to the Albert Lea (Minn.) Waste-water Treatment Facility on the banks of the Shell Rock River.
With more than...
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Eye on the Little Things
When Darrin Boyer looks intothe microscope, he likes what he sees. “I’m fascinated by the different protozoa, the population densities, the most...
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Product News - November 2010
Larox Introduces Knife Gate Valves
The Knife Gate Valve from Larox features a J-ring design. Removable seats on both sides of the...
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Rising to the Occasion
When 26 percent of Fox River Water reclamation District employees took early retirement in 2006, including several key managers, there could have...
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Every Drop Counts
Water is a common topic of conversation when you live in the middle of the Mojave Desert. With less than 10 inches...
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Brand New Look
When the public is asked to approve water or sewer rate increases, it helps if they know where the money is going.
That...
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School to Work
At a treatment plant that has been practicingbiological nutrient removal (BNR) for more than 20 years and enjoys a unique relationship with...
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EcoFilter from BioAir Uses Microorganisms to Remove Odor
The EcoFilter biological air treatment system from BioAir Solutions offers a sustainable, nontoxic way to treat odors at municipal wastewater treatment plants....
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Worth Noting - November 2010
People/Awards Cowlitz County’s Toutle Wastewater Treatment Plant received the Wastewater Treatment Plant Outstanding Performance Award from the State of Washington.The Elkton Wastewater...
