The HeadCell grit removal system from Hydro International can be adapted for intermittent operation by incorporating a deeper grit sump and can...
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Hydro International Grit Removal System Adaptable For Intermittent Pumping
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Puerto Rico to Make Major Upgrades to San Juan Water Infrastructure
Under two settlements with the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and the U.S. Department of Justice, three Puerto Rico government agencies have agreed...
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Biosolids, Recycling and Storage Solutions: The Dyno Dirt Story
It’s a common problem: Too much biosolids volume, not enough storage space, and landfill costs becoming prohibitive.The team in Denton, Texas, 30...
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Milwaukee's Wastewater Plant Is City's Hippest Tourist Attraction
In Milwaukee, you can explore motorcycle history at the Harley-Davidson Museum. And catch a ball game at Miller Park. And then tour...
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The Complexity and Compromises of Sewage Overflows
One frustrating thing about environmental communication is that the advantage always goes to the simple — or simplistic — argument.I see this...
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Troubleshooting a Tertiary Clarifier Problem
Editor's Note: This article is part of a profile on the La Plata (Maryland) Wastewater Treatment Plant, which will be featured in the...
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WEF Announces Director of Stormwater Programs
The Water Environment Federation is pleased to announce that Chris French has joined the organization as director of Stormwater Programs. French will use...
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Geneseo Top Operator Embraces Small Town Experience
Steve McTarnaghan learned valuable skills at 16 while working for his father in the excavation business. His grandfather and father-in-law were also...
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Water & Wastewater Industry News: October 2015 Edition
Yaskawa Celebrates 100th Anniversary
Yaskawa Electric Corporation, a world leader in industrial robotics, electrical drives and frequency converters, is celebrating its 100th anniversary...
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Wetlands Becomes City's First Water Reuse Customer
When a 200-acre wetland was constructed in 1996 as part of a 1.5 mgd aerated lagoon system in Richmond Hill, Georgia, it...
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Automated Bar Screen Solves Problems At Arizona Lift Station
An antiquated 2-inch manual bar screen allowed some objects almost as large as a bed sheet to enter the Bell Road Lift...
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Award-Winning Indiana Plant Maintains Tough Standards
Low crime, good schools and economic growth make Brownsburg one of the best places to live in Indiana — it ranks 33rd...
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Idaho's Rookie-of-the-Year Operators Embrace Enthusiasm
At ages 40 and 50, John Pottenger and Ross Campbell don’t fit the classic definition of “rookie.” Yet, with little more than...
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WEFTEC 2015 Product Spotlight, Part 2
Editor's Note: Hundreds of exhibitors displayed water and wastewater equipment — from the tried-and-true to latest and greatest — at WEFTEC 2015, presented by the...
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10-Acre Solar Facility Lowers Energy Bills At Treatment Plant
The Pocomoke City Wastewater Treatment Facility isn’t the only beneficiary of a new solar photovoltaic installation in its small Maryland community. The...
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Spring Creek Plant Finds Efficiency With SCADA
The Springfield (Illinois) Metro Sanitary District was formed in 1924 to address the challenges of a growing community where raw sewage flowed...
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Vogelsang’s In-Line Grinder Saves Wear And Tear And Maintenance
The “flushables” problem isn’t going away. Hundreds of hygiene products claim to be safe to flush but often clog pipes and equipment,...