Entries Tagged Biological Nutrient Removal (BNR)

Modern technologies and sharp operators help a 1950 vintage California clean-water plant produce quality effluent and win recognition

Florida’s Plant City is venturing boldly into direct potable reuse as a way to ensure a reliable drinking water supply for current needs and future growth

At Central Valley, operations team members aim high. They’re backed by rigorous training, solid career paths and a people-focused culture.

Engineers and plant team members in Billings re-imagined a major facility upgrade, improving nutrient removal and saving big money

Sophia Oberton eagerly absorbed knowledge from training courses and a series of mentors building an award-winning career as a water system superintendent

Involvement with a new clean-water plant from drawing board to operation helped Dustin Preheim achieve excellence in biological nutrient removal.

Joining the U.S. Air Force led Mark Hierholzer to the clean-water industry. It has turned out to be a Hatfield-Award-winning career.

Doug Armstrong learned from mentors to lead from the front. He takes that approach in preparing his staff for a challenging future.

Rich Mickelsen isn’t content with the way things have always been done. He gives his team members the tools for success, and they respond.

Physical limitations didn’t keep Alvin Rucker from leading a team and overseeing projects to protect water quality in his childhood river

Victor Valley authority embraces co-digestion to maximize production of biogas for conversion to renewable natural gas in a global-award-winning facility

A renewable natural gas process replaces CHP at an Oregon clean-water plant, making use of what had been surplus biogas and generating revenue