Feasibility Study Proposes Inflatable Dam   Water Engineering & Management November 2001   By Garnet Daus
>The Wyoming Valley (Pa.) Inflatable Dam Feasibility Study recently received a National Honor Award in the studies, research and consulting engineering services category at the ACEC Engineering Excellence Awards Competition. The annual event celebrates engineering achievements that demonstrate the highest degree of merit and ingenuity.
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Primary Coagulant Aid Outperforms Alum, Slashes Operating Costs   Water Engineering & Management October 2001
At a water treatment plant in Cleveland a primary coagulant aid slashed the operating costs.
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Primary Coagulant Aid Outperforms Alum, Slashes Operating Costs   Water Engineering & Management October 2001
At a water treatment plant in Cleveland a primary coagulant aid slashed the operating costs.
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Water Quality Deterioration in Distribution Systems   Water Engineering & Management February 2001   Thomas L. O'Connor and John T. O'Connor
While temperature is acknowledged to be an important factor in water treatment, remarkably little study has been made of the adverse influence of low temperatures on physical treatment process effectiveness. An early study concluded that "there is no preventative or retarding effect on alum floc formation with low raw water temperatures."
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Modular Cover Stops Algae, Eliminates Chemical Usage   Water Engineering & Management February 2000

What's at the Bottom of Our Waterways? The Importance of Sediment Management   Water Engineering & Management October 1998

Alternative for Controlling Aquatic Vegetation Developed   Water Engineering & Management February 1998

Meeting the Surface Water Treatment Rule in Central Pennsylvania   Water Engineering & Management March 1997   Michael H. Winegard
An updated filtration plant solved Shamokin's problem of failing compliance with state and national regulations.