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Explore key plays, technology, strategies, and tactics that utilities – large and small – can implement to ensure a seamless and effective advanced metering infrastructure deployment, including prioritizing utility operations and daily work tasks, identifying leaks faster, and assessing the need for maintenance and infrastructure investments. Click here to learn more.

Because ozone is relied on so heavily to oxidize many potential wastewater contaminants, water quality analysis during the disinfection process is paramount. Once the ozone process itself is understood, its water quality ramifications and the quality parameters that offer insight into its efficacy can be analyzed.

Did you know that just one gram of granular activated carbon (GAC) can have a surface area equivalent to several football fields? 

Read about how addressing arsenic contamination promptly is essential to prevent long-term health problems.

Your water treatment facilities and water distribution networks are a complex set of interlocking steps that should include making the measurement, protecting that information in the cloud, and then putting it in the hands of key personnel, regardless of where they may be. This is the challenge of the 21st century — extracting needed information and getting it to the right people. This is where digitalization comes in.

The city of Haverhill, MA, a community of 68,000, shares much in common with the sewage infrastructure of other long-established New England municipalities. Unfortunately, not only does Haverhill share much of the same infrastructure, it has been plagued with the same frequent, costly clogging issues.

The Dual Auger System protects pumps and downstream equipment by extracting flushable wipes and other problematic material from raw sewage without grinding.

A large wastewater treatment plant uses all kinds of instrumentation from different suppliers. Learn how Endress+Hauser has proven to be a reliable partner and is an important supplier due to the high quality and reliability of instruments.

Discover how Disc Filter increases filtration capacity and performance in a small footprint. 

Industrial wastewater operations have to tangle with myriad regulations and countless contaminants every day. Wrapping one’s head around these challenges can be difficult, but finding the solutions for them can be near impossible. Luckily, there’s an age-old technology that continues to offer operators salvation.

Water and wastewater professionals are constantly facing the challenge of finding the right balance between availability, reliability, risk, and cost. How can they reduce costs without compromising availability? How can they mitigate risks while maintaining costs under control?

For 20 years, advanced metering infrastructure (AMI) has been viewed primarily as a cost-efficient meter-reading resource — a key driver behind water utility ROI. More recently, however, utility operations increasingly rely upon AMI capabilities to cope with broader issues ranging from water scarcity to aging infrastructure. 

The next big thing is here and it’s the Industrial Internet of Things (IIoT). To understand how the IIoT applies to a wastewater treatment plant, look no further than your front yard.