Between the thumb and pointer finger on the Michigan Mitten, Vassar is a town of 2,600 people that flushes about 0.4 million...
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Law Group Announces Release of PFAS Settlement Funds
In a landmark moment for the water industry and environmental justice, funds from the historic 3M and DuPont water settlements — the...
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Why Does That Pump Have an Oil Bottle?
Wastewater operators and maintenance personnel often ask why certain rotary lobe pumps have an oil bottle.
The short answer is: An oil bottle...
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How Innovative Design Features Have Simplified Chemical Dosing
Chemical metering pumps play a critical role in chem water treatment systems. These pumps can be complicated and require operators to pore...
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Why Should I Use a VFD Instead of a Soft Starter for Lift Station Pumping?
Decision makers in lift station pumping systems are left with a crucial decision: choosing between a variable-frequency drive (VFD) and a soft...
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The Role of Higher Life Forms in Wastewater Treatment
As wastewater professionals it is generally fun to enjoy watching stalked ciliates, rotifers and other higher life form organism types under the...
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Eliminating Pump Lifting Saves South Jordan Pump Station Over $9,000 in 1 Year
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At the water reclamation facility in the Jordan Basin (South Jordan Pump Station) area of Utah, ragging was a recurring issue, occurring...
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Simple Solutions for Dosing Chemicals That Off-Gas
Peristaltic pumps are extremely effective for pumping fluids containing trapped gases. Chemicals like chlorine and hydrogen peroxide tend to release absorbed or...
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Reduce Risk of Downtime with a VFD That Eliminates Clogs
Clogged pumps aren’t only an inconvenience — they can be a serious threat to a municipality’s entire water system. Wastewater treatment plants...
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Study Finds Hidden Effects of Wildfires on Water Systems
Wildfires profoundly influence the unseen microbial world within our waters, directly impacting water quality and ecosystem health, according to a new study...
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Screw Press Package for Small WWTPs
A new wastewater treatment facility was constructed for the community of Naples, New York, beginning in 2020. The facility was looking for...
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So Many Choices: Putting the Right Screen in the Right Place
When applying screening technologies in a wastewater treatment plant, there are a large selection of possible configurations. WWTPs vary significantly around the...
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Top Threats to Lift Stations
Top threats to lift stations include pump failures, high energy usage, and aging infrastructure.
Check out the infographic below for tips to solve...
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Variable Area Flowmeters Deliver Value and Performance
Variable area flowmeters have long been a preferred choice because of their reliability, cost-effectiveness and simplicity. While more complex flow measurement options,...
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Duperon Technology Keeps Debris Out of the Channel in Cali, Colombia
The city of Cali is the largest in western Colombia and the third largest in the country, with a population of about...
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News Briefs: Young Girl Survives 7 Hours in Sewers During China Floods
An 8-year-old girl in China's southern province of Guizhou survived a harrowing ordeal after being pulled into an underground drainage pipe by...
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Upgrade Your Progressive Cavity Pump Technology with the Revolutionary Adjustment System of Vogelsang HiCone
Vogelsang USA introduced the HiCone progressing cavity pump to the North American market in late 2023, a design launched by its parent...
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The Importance of Proper pH Levels in Water Treatment
Wastewater treatment systems play a crucial role in ensuring healthy communities and healthy ecosystems. One fundamental parameter that significantly influences the efficiency...
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Researchers Predict Mild to Moderate Harmful Algae Bloom in Lake Erie
NOAA and its research partners are forecasting a mild to moderate harmful algal bloom in western Lake Erie this summer. This year’s...























