A critical challenge facing today’s clean-water plants is tightening effluent limits on nutrients, most notably phosphorus. Reliable nutrient reduction depends in part on...
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A Third-Generation Operator Reflects on His Career — and Looks Forward to Generation Four
Wastewater treatment is a relatively new profession that began in earnest with the Clean Water Act of 1972.
This means there are few...
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Replacement of Gorman-Rupp Pumps with Higher-Performance Units From the Same Company Is Key to Reducing Bypasses
The Ohio city of Shelby recently upgraded its activated sludge wastewater treatment plant to double its capacity to 5 mgd while expanding capability...
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It's Sound, Not Chemistry, That Conquers Algae for This Water Supplier
It’s an old project winning awards with new technology.
Vallecitos Water District in Southern California has supplied reuse water to neighboring communities from...
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Comprehensive Training Helps a Plant Team Master a Reuse Facility Serving the Petroleum Industry
The Texas city of Midland needed a new clean-water plant. Pioneer Natural Resources needed an alternative to groundwater for its oil and...
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Von Eggers Is Always Ready for a Tough Task — But No One Asks Him on April 1
There’s a joke going around the Richland Department of Public Works: Von Eggers is not allowed to work on April 1 because...
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Facing a Shortage of Qualified Operators, Pedro Grondin Is Working Hard to Automate and Operate With a Small Staff
Do more with less.
That’s the philosophy of Pedro Grondin, supervisor of the Newport (Vermont) Wastewater Treatment Plant.
Faced with the shortage of qualified...
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A Recycled Water 101 Campaign Earns State and National WateReuse Association Awards of Excellence
Irvine Ranch Water District has been a pioneer in recycled water for more than 50 years.
Upon finding that many residents did not understand...
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Exam Study Guide - November 2021
Licensing exams can be challenging. Our Exam Study Guide helps you prepare by presenting questions similar to those on an actual exam. You can...
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Worth Noting - November 2021
People/Awards
The City of Sequim Water Reclamation Facility recently received a 2020 Wastewater Treatment Plant Outstanding Performance Award from the Washington Department of Ecology.
The City of...
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Case Studies - November 2021
Ozone and oxygen reduce odor at collection system and lift station
Problem
A Pacific Northwest regional wastewater authority received multiple odor complaints especially during summer....
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Product Focus - November 2021
Aeration Equipment
Brown Bear Series R31
Brown Bear R31 series paddle aerator attachments for sludge drying and aeration of compost windrows attach to high-flow...
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Product Spotlight - Water: November 2021
Not having the right tool for the job can be a major detriment. Level transmitters can sometimes be too large for the...
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Product Spotlights - Wastewater: November 2021
Water treatment is technology-driven and heavily regulated. But that doesn’t mean every part needs to be complicated or overly costly.
For wastewater plants...
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Product News - November 2021
Patterson Davit Cranes
Give your operations a lift with Patterson Davit Cranes, available in ½-ton and 1-ton capacities. The low maintenance, easy-to-assemble design...
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Industry News - November 2021
SUEZ introduces new PFAS testing in Texas
SUEZ Water Technologies & Solutions announced the expansion of its PFAS service offerings in Tomball, Texas....
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There's a Lesson in the Raw Emotions That Emerge in Diversity Group Sessions
“Why are they so angry?”
That was my first thought while taking part in a two-day corporate diversity workshop at the electric utility where...
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Alfa Laval Press Gives Operators More Control of Dewatering and Enables Greater Throughput
Effective dewatering is important to biosolids management. Drier cake reduces volume and helps cut the cost of hauling to a land application site...
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Reuse Will Become the Default Option for Clean-Water Utilities in the Sunshine State
Last August, national news reported a historic low water level in Lake Mead, the source of water for much of the Southwest.
As...



















