Entries Tagged Chemicals

Also in this week's water and wastewater news, a former water manager in California is charged with stealing more than $25 million of water over 23 years after installing an unmetered connection to siphon off a federal canal

A Florida testing laboratory uses polypropylene fume hoods and casework to deliver long life against test protocols that use corrosive chemicals.

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

A chlorine leak disabled the Norton water plant’s electrical and control systems. The team responded with quick repairs and big long-term process improvements.

Award-winning project manager Mark Houle tackles challenges with experience, problem-solving skills and a dedicated team.

When it comes to meeting effluent regulations, the right balance can be even harder to maintain

Feeding ferric chloride to digested biosolids paid big dividends in drier material, lower hauling costs and reduced odor complaints in Fort Worth, Texas.

In this week's water and wastewater news, the FBI is investigating a treatment plant in Sioux City, Iowa; Johnson Utilities and the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality are releasing conflicting statements about the utility's water quality; a significant chlorine spill in Lee, New York, hospitalizes two workers; and Israel is commended for recycling 90 percent of its wastewater.