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Worth Noting - November 2014
Editorial
October 20, 2014
People/Awards; Education; Events
No Batteries To Change, Solar-Powered Flowmeter Works For Days Without Sun
No Batteries To Change, Solar-Powered Flowmeter Works For Days Without Sun
Editorial
October 20, 2014
Coupling And Flange Adapter Allow Pipe Movement While Maintaining Seal
Coupling And Flange Adapter Allow Pipe Movement While Maintaining Seal
Editorial
October 20, 2014
Treatment And Filtration
Treatment And Filtration
Editorial
October 20, 2014
WWETT Trade Show Presents Education And Technology For Water Professionals
WWETT Trade Show Presents Education And Technology For Water Professionals
Editorial
October 20, 2014
The Water & Wastewater Equipment, Treatment & Transport show offers knowledge and technologies to help water professionals enhance performance.
EPA Offers Advice For Combined Heat And Power With Biogas Engines And Turbines
Editorial
October 20, 2014
As clean-water plants increasingly look to save energy and maximize energy production, the U.S. EPA offers assistance on combined heat and power.
Advanced Dewatering Technology Provides High-Efficiency Batch Processing For Residuals
Advanced Dewatering Technology Provides High-Efficiency Batch Processing For Residuals
Editorial
October 20, 2014
An advanced dewatering technology based on a piston press offers high-efficiency batch processing of water and wastewater treatment residuals.
Treatment Plant Ponds Become A Haven For Wildlife And A Magnet For Visitors
Treatment Plant Ponds Become A Haven For Wildlife And A Magnet For Visitors
Editorial
October 20, 2014
Henderson’s treatment plant ponds provide superb bird watching and wildlife viewing in the middle of southern Nevada’s desert country.
The Asheboro Team Meets New Nitrogen Limits Without A Costly Plant Upgrade
The Asheboro Team Meets New Nitrogen Limits Without A Costly Plant Upgrade
Editorial
October 20, 2014
Instead of waiting for tougher nitrogen permit limits, operators in Asheboro, N.C., proactively advanced the nutrient removal capacity of existing plant and equipment.
Where Do Chlorides Come From?
Editorial
October 20, 2014
When excessive sodium and chloride appear in source water for a drinking water system, it’s important to pinpoint the source and explore options for treatment.