Tomorrow Water introduced the Proteus high-rate filtration system for wastewater treatment during WEFTEC in Chicago.
The system uses floating media and effectively removes...
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WEFTEC Report: SUEZ Highlights Mobile Membrane Bioreactor
SUEZ Water Technologies presented the mobile membrane bioreactor (MBR) at WEFTEC in Chicago. The unit is a fully integrated wastewater treatment system...
Editorial
Case Studies - November 2019
Ceramic membrane system solves disinfection byproduct challenge
Problem
In 2010, a pine beetle infestation at the Basin Creek Reservoir in Butte, Montana,...
Editorial
Product Spotlight - November 2019
While treating stormwater is a necessary evil for most municipalities, there are options that can help avoid sending it completely through a...
Editorial
Product Focus - November 2019
Aeration Equipment
Triplepoint Environmental Ares Lagoon Aerator
The Ares Lagoon Aerator from Triplepoint Environmental combines aeration efficiency with turbulent mixing in a single, portable...
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WEFTEC Report: Noria Presents Membrane Monitor System for Water Treatment
Entry 244130Noria Water Technologies offered the Membrane Monitor (MeMo) in the Innovation Pavilion at WEFTEC in Chicago. The technology detects and continuously...
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Study Highlights Concerns About Microplastics in WWTP Processes
Plastics in our waste streams are breaking down into tiny particles, potentially causing consequences for human health and our aquatic systems, according...
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Huge Upgrades Will Help Humboldt Accommodate Chicken Plant Wastewater
Humboldt (Tennessee) Utilities’ wastewater treatment plant is undergoing a $25.5 million upgrade that will move it from a trickling filter contact solids...
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News Briefs: Utility Worker Finds Colossal Crayfish
Entry 244352A utility worker in Bowling Green, Kentucky, recently found a giant crayfish in a water filtration system at an intake plant....
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Finding a Treatment Solution to the Arsenic Problem
Quilicura, a municipality located in Chile’s Santiago Metropolitan Region, needed to address high arsenic levels in its water source. Well No. 3...
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What's the Deal With Those Sneaky Nitrates?
Some contaminants are more difficult to detect than others. While some give off an offensive odor or taste, others are completely undetectable...
Blogs
Q&A: Your Arsenic, Iron and Manganese Removal Questions Answered
Whether you need to comply with the secondary contaminant standard or simply want to improve the quality of your water, the AD26...
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Iron and Manganese Removal: Treating the Water of Roswell, Georgia
In late 2011, the United States Army Corps of Engineers approved plans to install a new well and build a new water...
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Wastewater Effluent May Contain Antibiotic-Resistant DNA, Study Says
Wastewater treatment effluent has been found to contain trace amounts of antibiotic resistant DNA, according to recent research. These products are often...
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Researchers Design Microwave-Enhanced Membrane Filtration Tech
Water pollution affects millions of people worldwide and is a leading cause for public health concern. Specifically, unregulated and emerging pollutants —...
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Soil Could Filter Antibiotics from Effluent, Says Study
Soil may be a natural filter that can act as a tertiary treatment for wastewater, preventing antibiotics from contaminating groundwater, according to...
Videos
Take a Video Tour of This Alabama MBR Plant
The Harvest-Monrovia (Alabama) Water and Sewer Authority serves 45,000 people using a biological nutrient-removal system. Join lead operator Eric Edwards as he...








