Entries Tagged WesTech Engineering

St. Lucie County’s award-winning Holiday Pines Wastewater Treatment Facility consistently produces high-quality reclaimed water for golf course irrigation

The Utah city of South Jordan proceeds slowly and carefully with a direct potable reuse project that could secure its future water supply

After 30 years in coal mining, Bob West has modernized and staffed his hometown’s utility department. Recent disasters have forged his legacy.

A CHP microturbine at Winona’s clean-water plant worked so well that the city chose to add another and double capacity

RUConn’s clean-water plant delivers high-quality effluent while serving as a place for process innovation and industry research

New sodium hypochlorite feed pumps help lower costs and simplify maintenance for an Oregon water treatment plant

Raleigh Water upgrades solids handling with thermal hydrolysis and anaerobic digestion, reducing biosolids volume and producing RNG for city buses

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

Pipestone’s new water treatment plant removes radium from groundwater and indirectly cuts chloride discharges to the wastewater treatment lagoons

The team in Winooski takes care of wastewater, drinking water and stormwater with four people, a frugal budget, and nearly a century of combined experience.

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.

Houston’s biosolids beneficial use program goes back more than 100 years. Today its Hou-Actinite product is a favorite among farmers, ranchers and landscapers.

Amanda Bird wants her clean-water facility to be completely self-sufficient in its energy usage and is working toward that goal.

Beauty runs more than skin deep at the Rockfish Creek Water Reclamation Facility as meticulous housekeeping pairs up with excellent maintenance.