Treatment

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency recently awarded $25,000 to University of Missouri engineering sustainability students to design, fabricate and test a point-of-use...

Problem With increasing population trends and facing tighter nutrient regulations on the horizon, a municipal wastewater treatment facility in Georgia was in search...

Singapore Center for Environmental Life Sciences Engineering (SCELSE) scientists at Nanyang Technological University (NTU) in Singapore and the National University of Singapore, have...

Excessive grit is a costly component of both the water and wastewater treatment processes, clogging systems, reducing efficiencies and causing abrasion damage...

A new residuals management process at a water treatment plant in Alberta is designed to improve the environment for fish and for recreational...

After college Jenny Moss wanted a job involving nature and animals. Low pay for natural resources jobs quickly ended that notion, and...

Entry 242116MRI’s Inclined Plate Settler System has proven to deliver the highest flow rates and solids removal available, providing unsurpassed clarifier function...

Filament type 0411 is commonly correlated with sludge bulking events in wastewater treatment processes all over the world. The most distinguishing characteristics of...

A research team led by professor Yu Hanqing from the University of Science and Technology of China of the Chinese Academy of...

Parkson’s DynaSand Continuous Backwash Sand Filter provides ease of operation and maintenance, while achieving ultra-low effluent limits, all at low cost. In...

The U.S. EPA’s new interim drinking water health advisories for per- and polyfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) have water utility leaders asking: What should we...

On June 15 the U.S. EPA issued updated health advisories for four perfluoroalkyl substances (PFAS) in drinking water that are significantly lower...

Algae is a growing problem in all sorts of water and wastewater facilities — reservoirs, lagoons, ponds, water storage tanks and more. The...

Replacing anoxic zone mixers with much more energy-efficient units is saving more than $22,000 per year for a water pollution control facility...

Louisville Water Company recently received the highest award possible from the American Water Works Association’s Partnership for Safe Water (PfSW)— the Phase IV Distribution Presidents...

The Water Environment Federation is recognizing 15 utilities for significantly reducing nutrient pollution, one of the leading problems for the health of...

The University of New Hampshire hired engineering firm Woodard & Curran under a design-build contract to replace its aging water treatment plant...