September 2022 Issue of TPO

Biogas to RNG project furthers sustainability and resource recovery aims while generating significant revenue for Longmont, Colorado.

WEFTEC, the Water Environment Federation’s annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, offers international water and wastewater professionals exposure to the newest products, along with water-quality education and training. This year’s event, from Oct. 8 to 12 in New Orleans, promises to show off some of the finest new products on the market for municipal water, industrial water and wastewater professionals. Below is a preview of some of the newest products that will be highlighted at this year’s show.

People/Awards; Events

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.

How do you approach communication about your beneficial use program? Apologizing for potential negatives? Or proudly proclaiming the benefits?

An automated system for chemical phosphorus control uses on-site generation of high-quality ferrous reagents.

NSmart recognition program honors clean-water utilities for exemplary and innovative efforts to reduce nitrogen and phosphorus in effluent.

A sudden change in influent led to challenges with dewatering and permit issues. A new two-channel Volute press restored the plant to compliance.

Bartlesville wins a U.S. EPA award for a plan to pump some of its wastewater effluent upstream for potential indirect potable reuse.

Jamie Belden first wanted to be a fisheries biologist. In wastewater treatment he found more rewards and greater capacity to make a difference for the environment.

An expanded team at Plum Creek in Colorado learned and flawlessly deployed an advanced water treatment process while transitioning from an older facility.

An event sponsored by the Clayton County Water Authority engages the community to help keep waterways clean.