04.19.24 -- How Switching To Green Wastewater Infrastructure Could Save Billions Of Dollars

This article will explain the benefits of process analytical technology (PAT), including how it can be used to detect and prevent corrosion and contamination.

There is little doubt about the importance of taking turbidity readings as part of drinking water treatment. However, there are certain misperceptions about the associated requirements and procedures needed to confirm the validity of those readings.

While performance and cost matter, there are a range of other factors that can have a substantial impact on the overall viability and success of a solution.

One of the most perplexing challenges that wastewater plant operators face is the need to measure the various sources of influent. For closed-pipe systems, the use of traditional flow devices requires intensive and expensive engineering to keep the pipe full at the point of measurement. The good news is that there is an emerging solution that measures flow in a less-than-full pipe.

Learn how to ensure your water distribution system has enough free chlorine to battle dangerous pathogens, but not so much that it negatively impacts the taste and smell.

Frequent clogs forced Waupaca’s Public Works Department to be dispatched on a 24-7 basis. The Flygt N-pump helped improve efficiency and ease blockages.

Throughout the last half-century, the municipal and industrial wastewater treatment industry has depended heavily upon the use of waste lagoons in order to provide relatively clean water that could be returned to the environment. These are often called stabilization lagoons.

Pinnacle Ozone works with many water professionals in North and South America using a wide spectrum of application methods for water and wastewater treatment. One such company using a novel approach to wastewater treatment is BlueInGreen, LLC, which is based in Fayetteville, Arkansas.

The heavy reporting requirements associated with deep well injection means wastewater facilities need to have the most accurate and reliable metering possible.

The digital journey is a marathon, not a sprint. Utilities are more likely to succeed if they map out big-picture goals and then start with small projects.

The human brain is remarkable. When we process visual information, our mind arranges what we are seeing for understanding, rather than offer a simple reflection of what is shown. However, our ability to do this breaks down when presented with imagery that is overly complex, uses too many different colors and provides no focal point or logical flow. 

Learn how you can find a permanent, cost-effective solution that offers flexibility, improved safety, and more. 

Implementing innovative water and wastewater solutions significantly streamlines maintenance schedules for operators. But innovation means more than simply going digital. Virtual Water Expo brings you a short list of solutions from some of the most innovative suppliers in the water and wastewater industry. Register today for Minimizing Maintenance: Smart, and Really Smart, Approaches to Boost Treatment and Distribution System Performance happening May 8th.