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Editorial
Here’s Another Reason to Fine-Tune Your Plant’s Aeration Efficiency
Aeration is a critical component of biological treatment at clean-water facilities. It is also the most energy-intensive process.Aeration typically accounts for more...
White Papers
Layout Considerations for a Reliable, Energy Efficient, and Safe Blower System
At Kaeser Compressors, we believe the more you know about operating blower systems the more you'll get out of them. That's why...
White Papers
Proper Application of Rotary Lobe and Screw Blower Technology
The advent of rotary screw blowers has been heralded as the energy-efficient solution for most aeration and other low-pressure processes. While this...
Online Exclusives
Affordable Housing Project Overcomes Stringent Water Requirements
Problem: A Boston-based developer aimed to provide 50 affordable and accessible residential apartments, but faced strict limits on effluent total nitrogen at...
Videos
Understanding and Comparing Isentropic Efficiency in Blowers
In this video, learn about the differences between isentropic efficiency and specific performance as measurements of blower efficiency, including a comparison of two...
Bytes
The Untapped Power of Algae in Wastewater
Algae may be an unexpected solution in wastewater treatment, but these microscopic powerhouses are proving to be effective at improving water quality...
Bytes
Microplastics: The Hidden Challenge in Wastewater
Microplastics are quickly becoming one of the most pressing issues for wastewater treatment plants. These tiny particles, often less than 5 millimeters...
Online Exclusives
University of Texas' WaterHub to Reduce Austin Campus' Water Use by 40%
The University of Texas at Austin is revolutionizing its use of water through the development of the UT WaterHub, a 9,600-square-foot water processing...
Editorial
Clean the Water, Cool the River: A Treatment Innovation
Clean Water Services in western Oregon needed to add capacity. So instead of adding another treatment plant train, the utility built a...
Bytes
Rural vs. Urban: The Unique Challenges of Water Treatment
Water treatment operators know that where you work can shape how you work. Rural and urban environments bring their own distinct challenges...
Bytes
How Las Vegas Turns Wastewater into a Lifeline for Lake Mead
In the arid landscape of Southern Nevada, water is a precious resource. Las Vegas has become a model of water conservation through...
Online Exclusives
Microplastic Solutions Win The Water Council's Tech Challenge
The Water Council recently announced the winners of its fall 2024 Tech Challenge, chosen by participating sponsors to help solve real challenges in...
Bytes
Sand Filtration: The Tried-and-True Backbone of Treatment for Over Two Centuries
Sand filtration might not sound cutting-edge, but it remains one of the most widely used methods in water treatment today. In fact,...
Online Exclusives
Tank Mixing Keeps Water Pure in High Temperatures for Texas City
Problem: League City, Texas, halfway between Houston and Galveston, fights brutally hot weather for much of the year. One effect is thermal...
Online Exclusives
PFAS Treatment Technologies: Adsorb or Destroy?
PFAS in the environment emerged as a concern in the early 2000s. Since then these “forever chemicals” have been detected in varying...
Editorial
A Georgia Clean-Water Operator Makes the Most of Opportunities in the Profession
Crystal Dodson was vaguely casting about for a career direction in 2006 while working at a pharmacy.
Her neighbor worked in the IT...














