October 2021 Issue of TPO

The Hawk Ridge private composting facility keeps multiple municipal customers and product end users happy with a quality process and responsive service.

Licensing exams can be challenging. Our Exam Study Guide helps you prepare by presenting questions similar to those on an actual exam. You can find many more sample questions on the TPO website at www.tpomag.com/study.

A solution that combines hardware with software simulation can help biogas-to-energy plants minimize the risk of damaging explosions.

Local utilities go to great lengths to provide safe and reliable drinking water. What happens if rising rates make the price too high for lower-income families?

A software module can help clean-water operators accurately regulate the disinfection process, save on chemicals, and ensure permit compliance.

Attacks on critical infrastructure including water and wastewater are an increasing and serious threat. Here is some advice on how to defend critical assets and processes.

A new technology installed in a plant upgrade helps an Iowa town achieve 100% ammonia removal through winters even without supplemental heating of the wastewater.

An online job fair launches an effort by Milwaukee utilities to raise awareness of water careers and help them build diverse and representative work forces.

An array of sensors in the combined sewers help the South Bend Wastewater Department keep the system flowing smoothly and prevent sewer overflows.

Unraveling tough mechanical and water quality challenges helps keep work life interesting for this Wisconsin utility leader.

Jim Pouliot embarked on a new job determined to restore an aging wastewater treatment facility. The complete rebuild will ultimately include a solar energy array.

A South Carolina utility features plant workers in costumes to educate and entertain children at its third annual Trick or Treatment.