Inside the November 2022 Issue of Treatment Plant Operator
They’re Not Making Any More Water. This Operator Is Intent on Seeing That What We Have Is Protected.
Operator James Hembree looks upon his dedication to cleaning and recycling wastewater as an article of faith.
Product News - November 2022
Industry News - November 2022
Case Studies: Treatment, Filtration and Stormwater
People/Awards; Events
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Product Focus: Treatment, Filtration and Stormwater
Product Spotlight - Wastewater: Trash pump line gets upgraded solids-reduction technology
Product Spotlight - Water: Pump offers high-volume chemical feed
A Children’s Book About Wastewater Reaches Parents by Way of Their Kids
Honolulu’s water utility creates an award winning children’s book that compares bodily processes to the way a treatment plant cleans water.
This Water Plant Has a Unique Design and an Operations Team With an Exemplary Performance Record
Tackling PFAS Is Just One of the High Priorities Faced Daily by This New Hampshire Operator
Brian Goetz counts dealing with a newly emerged pollutant as just one of the challenges he has faced in a successful 35-year water career.
A New Organization Aims to Create
A Water Recycling Process Highlights Sustainability Initiatives at This Treatment Facility
An Oklahoma clean-water plant cuts potable water use dramatically with reuse project. Other improvements include in-pipe UV disinfection and a biofilter for odor control.
These Bubbles Don’t Aerate. They Mix. And a Clean-Water Plant Saves Big as a Result.
Big-bubble mixing in anoxic selector zones enables an Indiana clean-water plant to achieve biological phosphorus removal and nearly eliminate alum feed.
Locally Optimized PFAS Treatment Systems Take GAC and ION Exchange to New Levels
Granular activated carbon and regenerable ion exchange units are designed to reduce “forever chemicals” to nondetectable levels while addressing issues with spent media disposal.
Clean-water and drinking water operators show creativity and resourcefulness in finding simple and low-cost, yet effective solutions to plant problems.