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By Harmsco Filtration Products | Municipal water utilities throughout the U.S. are increasingly grappling with the need to address PFAS once it is detected in source water. Because standards are a moving target while treatment options are limited and can represent a massive expense, addressing PFAS can be especially challenging for small water systems. |
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Oxidation And AOP: The Last Lines Of Defense Against Harmful Algal Blooms | By WEDECO — A Xylem Brand | Secondary metabolites of algae — including algal toxins and taste and odor compounds triggered by a harmful algal bloom — can find their way into source water, creating the risk that they will ultimately reach the water treatment plant to cause water-quality problems. Here is a checklist of considerations for mitigating those effects through cost-effective oxidation, or combined oxidization processes, across a variety of source water conditions. |
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The Importance And Impact Of Accurate pH Measurement | By Myron L Company | Across many water-quality measurements — from free chlorine residual to disinfection byproducts, etc. — pH is an underlying factor affecting many water treatments and compliance testing results. Here are some guidelines for maintaining accurate pH readings to assure cost-effective treatment and final water quality despite changes in source water composition, treatment protocols, or other factors. |
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Refining GAC Solution Costs For PFAS And Other Contaminants | By Calgon Carbon Corporation | Whether a water treatment plant (WTP) is evaluating a new granular activated carbon (GAC) solution to deal with contamination problems such as PFAS, DBPs, and VOCs or looking to enhance existing GAC performance, it is important to assess treatment processes in the full context of source water quality. Here are some ideas to help decision-makers achieve the best outcomes at the lowest total lifecycle cost. |
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DISTRIBUTION & COLLECTION SYSTEMS |
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By Hydra-Stop | The modern challenges faced by today's water utilities require modern solutions, and insertion valves have evolved into an ideal solution for a range of problems. |
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By Autodesk, Inc. | For municipal and industrial wastewater treatment managers and support staffs, the prospect of using AI to guide better decision-making sometimes seems more like a distant promise than a ready solution. Here are some insights on how AI can use historical data to improve operational intelligence and optimize processes, plus guidelines on how water professionals can do more to harness that power sooner. |
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Wastewater Treatment Double-Play Game Winner | By Fluid Components International | While aeration and digester wastewater treatment systems are fundamentally different, they share common challenges when it comes to accurate air/gas flow measurement. Flow meters need to operate over a wide flow range, fluctuating from very high to low rates. The fluid media can be benign, moist, dirty or corrosive and combustible under the right conditions. |
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By 120Water | 120Water allows all your tools to work together to efficiently manage your data and simplify your workflows. Everything you need to execute a comprehensive compliance program— sampling, data management, reporting— all lives in one easy-to-use platform purpose built for water professionals. |
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Making Data Usable | By Badger Meter | A utility’s ability to control and improve processes is only as good as the data it uses. Learn what it takes to make your data actionable. |
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| A Virus Could Help Save Billions Of Gallons Of Wastewater | An estimated 168 billion gallons of wastewater is generated annually by the Permian Basin fracking industry, proving both difficult and costly to treat. But researchers have now identified a novel means of treating the wastewater generated by oil and gas production: bacteriophages. |
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