In the end, it’s not the bugs or the plant machinery that clean wastewater. It’s the people.
Jeremy Thompson approaches his job with...
Editorial
What Really Treats Wastewater? (It’s Not the Bugs or the Machines.)
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Editorial
This Plant Helps Keep a Critical Lake Not Just Clean, But Full
Leaders in the southern Iowa city of Osceola grew concerned as persistent drought caused the level to drop in the lake that...
Editorial
A Mantra of Success: Lead by Example, Support the Team
At the Dry Creek Wastewater Treatment Plant, every team member has a building.
That is, each operator is responsible for keeping a building...
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Remove Large Objects from Influent with VersaMax
The VersaMax Screen can be paired with HUBER’s proven lineup of washer/compactors, sluice trough designs and conveyors for an all-in-one solution.This versatile...
Blogs
7 Things to Consider When Sizing a New Screen
Determining the criteria for selecting and sizing a new screen can be tricky because there are so many interdependent considerations. The plant...
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HUBER TrashMax Provides 100-year Flood Protection in Houston
The Challenge
In August 2017, Hurricane Harvey made landfall in Texas as a Category 4 hurricane, causing unprecedented flooding that resulted in more...
White Papers
The RakeMax CF Bar Screen is Designed to Maximize Capture Rate
The HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax Center Flow (CF) is perfectly suited to serve both municipal or industrial wastewater screening situations that...
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HUBER Combines Proven RakeMax with Center Flow Screen
HUBER presents the HUBER Multi-Rake Bar Screen RakeMax CF, an innovative variant of the well-proven RakeMax system with a center flow screen.
The...
Editorial
A Georgia Clean-Water Operator Makes the Most of Opportunities in the Profession
Crystal Dodson was vaguely casting about for a career direction in 2006 while working at a pharmacy.
Her neighbor worked in the IT...
Editorial
Renovations Set This Plant Up for Years of Excellence
In September 2020, the Oneida Sewage Treatment Plant experienced an upset leading to a discharge that turned the water black in the...
Editorial
All Ideas Welcome
In 2022 and 2024, the Kishwaukee Water Reclamation District was named a Utility of the Future Today by leading industry organizations for...
Editorial
An Underrated Key to Success in Nutrient Reduction: Communication
A new total nitrogen permit limit was coming for the town of Newmarket. That meant upgrading an outmoded clean-water plant to the...
Editorial
Idle Moments Are Rare for this Operations and Water Services Director
There’s no standing still for Jody Zabolio in leading the operations group at Upper Trinity Regional Water District.
As director of operations and...
Editorial
His Approach Is Lighthearted. His Results Are Seriously Excellent.
Steve Mosbrucker is always chuckling.
He chuckles as he remembers starting out working at a wastewater treatment plant for $250 a month. He...
