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Product Spotlight - Wastewater: February 2021
Ultrasonic technology helps control algae
Algae and biofilm often cause headaches for water and wastewater facility operators. They can cause issues such as increased...
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Product News - February 2021
Kaeser EBS 410 rotary screw blowers
Kaeser Compressor’s energy efficient EBS 410 series rotary screw blowers come in 30 to 100 hp models and provide...
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Case Studies - February 2021
Septage receiving unit contributes to green energy plan
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The Silicon Valley Clean Water facility in Redwood City, California, serves more than 220,000 people...
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Product Focus - February 2021
Belt Filter/Rotary Presses
Alfa Laval AS-H KPZ belt press
The Alfa Laval AS-H KPZ belt press is designed to allow high solids loading while...
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Exam Study Guide - February 2021
WASTEWATER
By Rick Lallish
Typically, for an activated sludge process to maintain its operating parameters, what two variables impact the performance process and must...
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How Long Will Our Nation's Water and Wastewater Infrastructure Be Neglected?
There’s a scene in the old Tom Hanks/Shelley Long movie, The Money Pit that relates to the status of America’s infrastructure.
The Hanks character calls...
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Filamentous Bacteria Identification Now Can Be Just an Email Away
Microbiological analysis can be a powerful tool for managing biological treatment and diagnosing and resolving process issues.
Now there’s an online technology that...
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This Utility Proves That Less Water Does Not Mean a Less Beautiful Landscape
Two acres of land next to the 42 mgd Tollefson Water Treatment Plant in Colorado Springs are the showpiece of water conservation.
The...
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Utilities Find Value in Combining Continuous Water Analysis with Advanced Predictive Tools
With global water shortages looming, industries and municipalities increasingly seek solutions to avoid a water crisis. The combination of continuous water analysis...
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Imagine It's Crisis Time. Here's How to Communicate With Your Public.
Water agencies today can’t afford not to communicate with their publics.
The issues are diverse: COVID-19. PFAS. Odors. Lead. Sewer overflows. Water main...
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Out With Debris
The Mendocino Wastewater Treatment Plant sits on a jutted-out piece of land on California’s north coast, overlooking Mendocino Bay to the south...
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A New Design Approach Lets Operators Virtually See the Spaces Where They Will Work
Suppose that during a new construction project your operators could actually see the spaces where they would be working.
The design process for...
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An Island Shaped Like a School Emblem Sends a Powerful Message of Environmental Stewardship
The City of Broken Arrow partnered with high school students to build a floating wetland in the shape of the school district’s...
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From Building Rockets to Analyzing Wastewater: Liz Werth Finds a Rewarding Career
In middle school, Elisabeth Werth did science experiments and built rockets.
Science was a natural fit: “I’ve always been curious and scientific,” says...
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A Self-Described Private Person Stands Out in the Kansas Water Operator Community
Perry Smith still doesn’t know who nominated him for his awards. He certainly wasn’t pleased about standing up in front of a...
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Staffing Shortages, Aging Equipment and Other Challenges Can't Keep This Plant From Excelling
For proof that there’s no keeping a good plant down, look to Ashland, Kentucky.
In February, a truck loaded with landfill leachate broke...
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Attention to Detail Drives Excellence for Clermont's East Water Treatment Plant
The City of Clermont is lucky because its source water is so clean. But that doesn’t mean the water plants are free...
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This Illinois Operator and Leader Thrives on Solid and Diverse Experience and a Record of Accomplishment
A city leader looking at a resume from Paul Burris might easily have said: No, too many jobs in too short a time.
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