Deragger offered its DERAGGER+ low-voltage electronic pump management system at WEFTEC. The technology monitors pumps to identify and eliminate potential pump clogs...
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Thioguard Takes the Cake – And Makes it Better
For a nearly 1 mgd plant in Lambertville, New Jersey, the good news just kept on coming. First, they started using Thioguard to...
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WEFTEC Report: Veolia Offers Aquavista Digital Facility Management Platform
Veolia Water Technologies presented its Aquavista digital service platform for water and wastewater facilities at WEFTEC. The technology is designed to provide...
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WEFTEC Report: Nidec Introduces FORECYTE Wireless Equipment Monitoring
At its WEFTEC exhibit, Nidec Corp. presented the FORECYTE stand-alone remote monitoring platform, which that uses battery powered wireless sensors to measure...
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Waste to Garbage Disposals? Yes Kristin, It Does Count as Composting!
In an otherwise fine article about recycling in San Francisco, writer Kristin Hanes makes one (in my opinion) mistake. Or rather, one...
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Giving Water Professionals the Recognition They Deserve
When you work in water and wastewater, no news is typically good news. If the people you serve aren’t thinking about what...
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This Wisconsin Lab Tech Has the Formula for Excellence
When auditor Brandy Baker-Munich of the Wisconsin Department of Natural Resources (DNR) first saw the difficulties the city of Eagle River had...
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This One-Man Treatment Operation Is a Way of Life
Tim Mills operates the town of Bethel, Vermont, wastewater treatment plant all by himself. He’s up early to be at the plant...
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Water Distribution Done by the Numbers
The water distribution system in Centerville, Utah, has been recognized for its accomplishments, and it’s because Randy Randall thinks about harmony.That isn’t...
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Alaskan Hydrant Ops Foreman Fights Elements for Public Safety
Earl Stewman is on a mission: Make sure the fire hydrants in Anchorage, Alaska, work when they’re needed — all 7,400 of...
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Dialing Down Power Bills With New Outdoor Lighting
Workers at the Santa Cruz (California) Wastewater Treatment Plant haven’t just seen the light, they’ve measured what it costs to operate.After energy-efficient...
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Getting Better Infrastructure Via Better Bid Specs
Whether restoring existing assets or building new ones, municipalities need to make reasonable economic decisions about how to best update their wastewater...
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TOC Monitoring of a Reverse Osmosis System
Reverse osmosis systems are highly effective for water treatment processes — especially when water quality must meet ultra-pure specifications. However, RO systems...
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Finding a Productive Package for a Wastewater Plant Upgrade
The Moore County (Tennessee) Utility Department needed a new wastewater treatment plant. Its continuous-flow activated sludge package plant was showing its age;...
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More Than 170 Species of Bird Visit This Wastewater Plant
Of four wastewater treatment facilities operated by Indian River County Utilities, the 6 mgd (design) West Regional Wastewater Facility is the most...
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Idaho Gets Bang for Its Buck With Dixie Drain Project
Water-quality professionals are confirming what fishermen and boaters on U.S. waterways already know: Nutrient pollution is increasingly damaging the water environment.In its...
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Building a New Life for Old Pumps
Big pumps at older water and wastewater treatment plants often show their age by way of lost efficiency and unreliability. Pumps perhaps...
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Who Are These Guys (and Gals)?
"There’s a reporter on the phone."Often, a water professional’s first response to that is “Uh-oh.” That’s because water and wastewater plants tend...
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WASTEWATERA rotating biological contactor (RBC) wastewater treatment plant experiences a utility power failure and standby power is unavailable. Local emergency management officials...


















