Results for

For those in the clean-water business, exams don’t end with high school or college. Do you still get nervous when sitting down with that licensing test?

There’s a simple process for cutting your treatment plant’s energy usage: benchmark, audit, implement and monitor.

Anglers find a great spot on a Kansas plant’s effluent receiving reservoirs, part of a 148-acre wildlife habitat and public use development.

Here’s a look at what acidity and alkalinity mean at the molecular level and how pH is measured, plus a few sample exam questions covering the topic.

The treatment plant in Lowell, Mich., survived a flood intact. The experience taught the operations team valuable lessons about planning for emergencies.

A government plot, a mysterious creature and a group of operators trapped at a treatment plant create the setting for a new horror novel.

New Jersey’s Rahway Valley team looks to be the best, whether treating daily flows efficiently or fending off the fury of Hurricane Sandy.

Pete Laramie shows ‘true grit’ at the Fair Haven treatment plant, fine-tuning denitrification to produce top-quality water.

A new SBR plant in an Iowa community includes a wide range of energy-efficiency features, including geothermal heating.

A new digester, more biogas and a better biosolids process mean greater efficiency and significant savings in Grandville, Mich.

A five-stage process with automated dissolved oxygen control provides a reliable, efficient and highly compliant solution for a new Florida reclamation plant.

Whether it’s the U.S. EPA or the Department of Water Quality, an agency can strike fear in municipalities when it’s time for plant inspections. It…

In June, global water consulting engineering firm Black & Veatch released its second annual report highlighting the top 10 concerns for the water…

PEOPLE/AWARDSDoug Brooks of Kentucky American Water received the 2013 Operator Meritorious Award from the Kentucky/Tennessee Section AWWA.…

Solar-powered digital thermometers from Palmer Instruments are a direct replacement for industrial mercury-in-glass (MIG) and bimetal…

Green roof reduces water runoff for Badger MeterBadger Meter installed a 10,000-square-foot green roof at its Milwaukee, Wis., headquarters. The…

Whether tracking customers’ usage, measuring plant raw water flow or feeding chemicals into a process, accurate metering is essential. Manufacturers continue with innovations that make meters accurate, durable, and easy to read and use. Here are some of the newest metering and security products on the market.

Water industry leaders share thoughts on gasketing products and practices and the key issues involved in sealing against leakage.

Small town implements secure, stable SCADA systemProblem Wolfforth, Texas, is a city of under 4,000 people. Its water/wastewater utility…