Chemtrac, Inc. Articles

A New Hampshire university and town collaborate on a new zero-discharge water plant built for sustainability and resiliency.

Continuous self-assessment and improvement steer a Michigan authority’s newest water plant to a Directors Award from the Partnership for Safe Water.

Operators at a North Carolina plant adopt new technology and climb a steep learning curve to tackle variable turbidity in source water.

Charge analyzers help a North Carolina plant team deal with big weather-driven variations in source water turbidity.

A small but dedicated operations team meets the challenges of learning to operate a new membrane plant treating seasonally variable source water

Even a source water as clean as Lake Michigan can present challenges. Frank Miller and his team step right up with process enhancements and extensive automation.

Perkins-Boynton Award winner Robert McVicker thrives on new challenges and the opportunity to increase his water treatment knowledge

An experienced and highly qualified team and a newly upgraded treatment plant keep quality water flowing in Clifton Forge, Va.

Challenged by storms, plant upgrades and Partnership for Safe Water goals, operators at the Octoraro plant succeed with tenacity and teamwork.

Already meeting regulations but wanting to do even better, operators at a Pennsylvania facility win the state’s first Excellence in Water Treatment Award.

Two Aurora Water plants earn top-level national recognition as operating teams commit themselves to process excellence