Improving Wastewater Treatment With 'Explainable AI'

Back to the E-Newsletter Archive A water supply specialist with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources highlights a practical breakthrough called Explainable AI.

05.13.2026

Municipal wastewater and water treatment facility news for industry leading operators, managers and superintendents

OZ Lifting Products Stainless Series Engineered for Tough Conditions

OZ Lifting Products offers up its stainless steel lineup, including lever hoists (0.25 to 3 ton), chain hoists (0.25 to 5 ton), beam clamps (1 to 5 ton) and push beam trolleys (0.25 to 5 ton). Read more

Sponsored by: OZ Lifting Products LLC

Improving Wastewater Treatment With 'Explainable AI'

A water supply specialist with the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources highlights a practical breakthrough called Explainable AI. Read more

Quick, Reliable Free and Total Chlorine Testing for Operators

The MD50 Chlorine Colorimeter from Lovibond is a rugged, hand-held instrument able to perform up to 5,000 tests on a single set of batteries and is housed in an IP67 chemical-resistant case. Get fast, accurate results with every test. Read more

Sponsored by: Lovibond

A Single Measurement Solution for Smaller Treatment Works

This case study from a wastewater treatment plant in the United Kingdom shows how Pulsar Measurement systems simplified measurement applications for an upgrade project. Read more

Vaughan Chopper Pump Earns International Acclaim

When Technical University Berlin put the Vaughan Chopper Pump to the test, it passed with flying colors. Read how the Chopper Pump got near-perfect scores on the functional performance tests. Read more

Sponsored by: Vaughan Company, Inc.

Industry News: Arq, Tsurumi Pump and Usalco

Catch up on the latest acquisitions, promotions and company milestones. Read more

“Phosphorus can’t be broken down, so we use trickery to convince the bacteria to take the phosphorus with them. By controlling the air in each stage, we control what the bacteria do.”

From the article: An Advanced Treatment Plant Team Deals With the Challenges of Florida’s Wet and Dry Seasons