September 2024 Issue of TPO

Steve Mosbrucker’s cheerful attitude lies at the heart of his serious approach to improving treatment in two rural Montana communities

The 97th 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. 7 to 9 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 highlighted at this year’s show.

To make the most of the event, plan your days carefully, and share what you’ve learned with your team members when you get back home

Progressive cavity pumps with a conical rotor-stator geometry are designed for low energy consumption and long life in pumping sludges and biosolids

ZeeLung treatment technology helps Yorkville-Bristol Sanitary District upgrade capacity and meet a new effluent phosphorus limit

Physical barriers, diverse technologies and information sharing are all keys to protecting treatment plants against intruders

A Water Conservation Award program in a Nevada desert city recognizes actions such as replacing turf grass with alternatives that need less irrigation

A Minnesota nonprofit looks to bolster cooperation across sectors and organizations to conserve water and foster more sustainable communities

A utility and a university collaborate on a Cornerstone program to introduce students to the basics of wastewater infrastructure

The University of Central Florida water treatment plant delivers a high-quality, reliable supply with long-term vision and a can-do attitude

Roy Hesemann made an early career turn into the water sector. He has won prestigious awards on both the drinking water and wastewater sides