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Editorial
Ditching a Piecemeal Plan in Favor of Comprehensive WWTP Overhaul
Sometimes the best of plans and intentions run into hurdles that can’t be cleared.
That’s what happened when the New York village of...
Editorial
Henry County Kids Go Outdoors to Learn About Watersheds, Water Quality and Water Conservation
In the early 1980s, Georgia’s Henry County was a rural place with about 35,000 residents. Today, it’s part of the Atlanta metropolitan...
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Worth Noting - June 2018
People/Awards
Brian Lafferty, a wastewater treatment plant operator, was named the February 2018 Employee of the Month by the Cedar City (Utah) Employee...
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Devin Snyder Succeeds With a Skilled Team, Rigorous Maintenance and a Supportive Manager
Devin Snyder didn’t start out as an operator, but as
a maintenance technician at the Savanna Street Wastewater Treatment Plant in Jackson,...
Online Exclusives
Small But Mighty Tank Mixing
When a small tank mixing system is all that is needed, consider a simplified Rotamix system with a chopper pump and external-mount...
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EPA Could Update Wet-Weather Regulations for WWTPs
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has announced it will reach out to states, local communities and stakeholders as it begins a...
White Papers
Reduce Treatment Costs with On-Line TOC Monitoring
This Hach customer is an international nutritional solutions and cheese group with a strong global presence in key food markets. Its headquarters...
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America’s Water Infrastructure Is Failing — But Here’s How We Could Start to Fix It
America’s water is under threat from many sides. It faces pollution problems, outdated infrastructure, rising costs, and unprecedented droughts and rainfall patterns...
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New Survey Shows Californians Support Using Recycled Water
Although 2017 brought significant rainfall to a dry state, Californians remain concerned about future droughts, and the majority support using advanced technologies...
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What Makes Vaughan Company a Leader in Chopper Pumps?
Q: How did Vaughan get started making chopper pumps?A: Vaughan Company’s roots are in the dairy manure industry during the 1950s. Founder Jim...
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Exam Study Guide: Centrifugal Pumps; and Cloudy Source Water
Entry 245110Welcome back to TPO magazine's Exam Study Guide Series, which offers a pair of water/wastewater study questions with in-depth explanations of the answers. Last time,...
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Drying Facility Saves Money by Quickly Producing Quality Biosolids
The Tri-Lakes Biosolids Regional Drying Facility brings in material from three wastewater treatment plants in the Branson, Missouri, area. Three centrifuges and...
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How to Apply Predictive Diagnostics to Wastewater Instrumentation
It should be no surprise that something as simultaneously complex and critical as wastewater treatment has a long history of technological development....
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News Briefs: Utility Worker Loses Foot After Getting It Stuck in Pump
Entry 245113Although this first bit of news originates further from home than usual, it's a pretty wild story and a good reminder...
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Mechanical Hydraulic Mixing: How Rotamix Works
The Vaughan Rotamix system incorporates several basic principles of physics and hydraulics, including uniform and vortical fields of flow, induced flow and...
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Rising Seas Could Impact Wastewater Treatment for Millions, Says Study
As we saw at the end of last summer, flooding from storms like Hurricane Harvey are capable of overwhelming a large number...
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Improving Compliance Through Real-Time Phosphorus Control
Phosphorus is essential to life and so it is present in plants and animals. Phosphorus promotes growth, which is good for a...
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Lead Contamination Found in Hundreds of Chicago Taps
Lead contamination was found in 70 percent of the 2,797 homes tested in Chicago as part of a program allowing residents to...



















