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Oconee County lies in the center of Georgia. Its lift station on Mars Hill Road, a heavily traveled low-speed limit area with a retirement community...
Regulatory drivers and technological improvements have spurred the innovative application of dissolved gas flotation (DGF) technology in the...
The calibration process of water analysis instrumentation allows for both reliable and relevant results. Therefore, calibration with reliable...
As one of Colorado’s only major cities not located on a river, Colorado Springs has a long history of investing in complex systems to store,...
For decades it was assumed that corrosion was a natural result of the water treatment process. Metallic piping in a highly corrosive environment...
As we turn the page to yet another year burdened by unpredictable economic conditions, an ever-growing national debt crisis and scarring budget cuts...
Water & Wastes Digest (WWD) understands the importance of keeping up to date with curent industry trends and information. We are pleased to...
Aging infrastructure, a skyrocketing world population and shrinking budgets have, at times, painted an uncertain future for water and wastewater...
When the Jordan Elbridge Central School District in New York state needed to replace an existing lagoon with a new septic system for a high school,...
Conversion from aging legacy distributed control to modern control systems is an important strategy to improve plant performance, but it often is...
In developed countries throughout the world, water is moving from one destination to the next with the help of gravity. As wastewater or storm water...
The city of San Diego has launched a year-long test of a new local source of water for the semi-arid city. The Advanced Water Purification Facility...
Substructure Inc., Portsmouth, N.H., has completed a series of high-resolution multibeam and sub-bottom profile surveys of drinking water reservoirs...
When a requirement for three flowmeters for Great Lake’s discharge water in the "hot roll" process were required Hach’s Data Delivery Services was...
As executive director of the National Association of Water Companies (NAWC), Michael Deane navigates the organization toward new solutions to water-...
Selecting appropriate treatment technologies for a surface water treatment plant in extreme cold-climate regions presents many design challenges and...
Manville Water Supply Corp. (WSC) in central Texas is not unlike many small and rural utilities: Providing water service for 7,600 customers spread...
U.S. drinking water systems are always on the alert for contaminants found in chemicals used for treatment or that develop during the treatment...
Atlantic Beach is a coastal community of 13,000 people in Duval County, Fla. As the name implies, it has a beach; the nearby ocean affects every...
Regional Plant No. 1 (RP-1) is a 44-million-gal-per-day wastewater treatment facility owned and operated by the Inland Empire Utilities Agency (IEUA...
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