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Challenges don’t bother Hatfield Award winner Steve Hoambrecker. He and his team consistently and diligently break down and solve problems.

A trout pond with catch-and-release fishing is the centerpiece of a backwash treatment system of ponds and wetlands in a Saskatchewan city.

The Ohio State University launches a unique associate degree program that combines instruction in water and wastewater treatment and bioenergy.

Integrally geared turbo blowers provide an efficient and low-maintenance solution for wastewater treatment plant aeration.

For the operations community, the WEF Operator Ingenuity Awards are as important a part of the WEFTEC landscape as the Operations Challenge.

WASTEWATER - By Rick Lallish What type of settled sludge digests the most efficiently in an anaerobic digester? A. Grit and manually removed…

Online process monitoring improves nitrification Problem: With already high ammonium levels and new compliance limits, the Meander Water Resource…

International Products Corp. announces two hires to its leadership team International Products Corp. announced the hiring of two new employees, Marcy…

The valves used in commercial and industrial water delivery systems need to not only be safe, but also durable enough to stand up to high loads. A…

The treatment of water and wastewater using chemicals is an exact science. Dosing needs to be accurate to ensure that the right amount of chemical is…

LINAK electric actuator systems Electric actuator systems from LINAK can easily be mounted to slide gates, sluice gates and knife gate valves…

People/AwardsKevin Kirwan was promoted to senior vice president and chief environmental and operational excellence officer at American Water, a New…

Analytical Instrumentation Hach EZ Series analyzer The Hach EZ Series analyzer covers a unique range of parameters on a single analyzer platform.…

WEFTEC, the Water Environment Federation’s annual Technical Exhibition and Conference, offers water and wastewater professionals from around the world exposure to the newest products, along with water-quality education and training. This year’s event, from Sept. 21 to 25 in Chicago, promises to show off some of the finest new products on the market for municipal and industrial water and wastewater professionals. Below is a preview of some of the newest products that will be highlighted at this year’s show.

A website created by Metropolitan Council Environmental Services delivers public information that has helped engage residents and reduce I&I.

Hatfield Award winner Tom Sigmund leads NEW Water’s initiatives to bolster resource recovery and curb phosphorus in its watershed.

Millions of native wetland plants do the work of creating 91 mgd of reliable source water for the North Texas Municipal Water District.

Extensive consultations help the lab team in a small northern Wisconsin community improve operations and win a statewide award for lab excellence.

A renewable natural gas plant is the last piece of the puzzle in complete wastewater resource utilization in the Phoenix area.

The innovative PISTA Turbo grit pump is available in both top-mounted vacuum primed and remote-mounted flooded suction. Special features include a…