Entries Tagged Granular Activated Carbon

A rural Iowa community designs a new wastewater treatment plant to send effluent to the lake that serves as the drinking water supply

An emerging large family of “forever chemicals” will present growing treatment and communication challenges. Here’s what plant managers and operators should know.

A New York town removes PFAS from its drinking water supply in four months using a granular activated carbon treatment system.

Air stripping methods excel for life-cycle cost, efficiency and removal effectiveness with a variety of water and waste streams.

The operations team helped design a new treatment plant and continuously optimize its performance in Springfield, Illinois.

Hendersonville’s water filtration plant has highly advanced processes, but the credit for its quality output belongs to an experienced team of operators.

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.

The American Water Works Association’s ACE14 will showcase the most innovative products and services from all aspects of the water industry.

The team at a 120 mgd plant in Tampa relies on a rapid settling process, experience, and automation to produce consistent results from variable raw water sources.