September 2016 Issue of TPO

Penacook wastewater treatment plant operators adapt to new technology and produce exceptional-quality effluent while running two facilities.

Durable, portable trash pump from Global Pump can be used for a variety of wastewater applications.

Effective monitoring and control systems help the Crown plant team produce a quality product and earn Phase IV Partnership status.

The award-winning town of Hampton team finds ways to deal with substantial variations in seasonal flows and influent strength.

Silent Hero Award winners soldier on through multiple challenges to help a major Nova Scotia wastewater treatment project come in on time and under budget.

A new education center in Virginia’s Prince William County includes a spacious laboratory with windows that let visitors watch technicians do their work.

After a failed pollution control plant upgrade, an Ohio city worked with a partner to enhance solids handling and generate its own power.

Biological and membrane processes must work together to product high-quality water for reuse, but they don’t necessarily play well together from an O&M perspective.

A Texas city deploys an innovative hybrid technology to resolve a long-standing lagoon solids accumulation and restore permit compliance.

Federal, state and local partnership helps a Louisiana wastewater treatment plant improve wildlife habitat in a natural estuary area.

The merger of two leading water research organizations creates a single entity with a $200 million portfolio focused on resource recovery and reuse.

New belt filter press from BDP Industries is designed to save water and wastewater agencies time and money.

Polston Applied Technologies adds downhole pumping capability to vacuum and jetting in a combination truck designed for especially big and tough cleaning jobs.

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