Our infrastructure systems have operated in managed deterioration for decades. And not surprisingly, once they deteriorate badly enough and cross over into active failure, all cost discipline disappears.
- 2nd Generation ATAD Provides High Quality Biosolids With Increased Capacity
- 2nd Generation ATAD System Improves Capacity While Producing Odor-Free Biosolids
- How Sewage Treatment Plants Could Handle Food Waste, Sparing Landfills And The Climate
- Geotechnical IoT Shifts Water Infrastructure From Reactive To Predictive
- Sustainable Wastewater Solutions For Today's Challenges
- Keeping Water Safe In A Connected World
- How Water Utilities Can Foster Change — And Prioritize People
- Rethinking Aeration: Demand-Based DO Control And Energy Optimization
LATEST HEADLINES
- Interior Announces $889 Million Investment In Western Water Infrastructure
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- Jeonbuk National University Researchers Reveal Safer Way To Manage Chemical Sewage Sludge Using Pyrolysis
- EPA To Take Over Potomac River Water Quality Sampling Near Interceptor Site
- Water Can Learn From UK's Big Infrastructure Projects
FEATURED SOLUTIONS
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Your Chlorine Sensor Is Lying to You — Here's 65 Days Of Proof
The operators at Compton Durville Water Treatment Works thought their chlorine dosing was under control. Their Siemens Depolox membrane sensor showed residuals right at setpoint. The PID loop was doing its job. On paper, everything looked fine. It wasn't.
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2nd Generation ATAD Provides High Quality Biosolids With Increased Capacity
Modernize solids handling with automated aerobic digestion to manage rapid community growth. This high-rate process increases capacity, ensures Class A compliance, and significantly reduces disposal costs while providing odor-free operations through advanced nutrient and off-gas management.
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2nd Generation ATAD System Improves Capacity While Producing Odor-Free Biosolids
Upgrade wastewater operations with automated aerobic digestion. This advanced process increases capacity and ensures stable temperature control for Class A compliance, producing odor-free biosolids and efficient nitrogen removal to meet strict environmental standards and community expectations.
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Beyond The SCADA Alarm: Building A Predictive Framework For Water Quality Operations
Transitioning from reactive SCADA alarms to predictive water quality frameworks improves operational resilience. By unifying data and automating reporting, utilities can identify emerging risks early, ensuring continuous compliance and more efficient resource management across complex treatment processes.
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When It Comes To PFAS Removal, Not All Media Are Created Equal
As regulatory standards for PFAS become more stringent, specialized ion exchange resins provide a more efficient, high-capacity alternative to traditional carbon media, ultimately lowering long-term operational costs and improving overall system throughput and performance.
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Testing For Yesterday's Water In A PFAS World
Relying on assumptions when designing water treatment systems creates unnecessary financial and operational risks. Adopting predictive modeling and data-driven testing provides the precise, actionable insights required to optimize performance, manage costs, and ensure compliance.
AMI: ADVANCED METERING INFRASTRUCTURE
From leak detection and demand management to enhanced customer service and improved operational performance, AMI offers transformative potential for the modern utility. This AMI e-book explores these topics and more, illustrating how the benefits of AMI extend well beyond billing.
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SPECIAL FEATURES
Join SWAN for the 16th Annual SWAN Conference in Tampa, Florida (June 2-4, 2026), focusing on the theme, “Adapting Your Digital Journey.” Digital transformation in the water sector isn’t a straight road. It evolves over time requiring pivots and continuous learning. This Conference aims to meet utilities where they are at, highlighting how to build and sustain success across people, processes, and technology.
Learn more here.
ON-DEMAND WEBINARS
- How To Boost Leak Detection Efficiency By Up To 400%
- How Madison Suburban Utility District Used Advanced Satellite Technology To Cut Non-Revenue Water Loss Nearly In Half
- Why Surface Water Treatment Is Still So Hard — and What Needs to Change
- March Transcend Webinar
- Rethinking The Role Of The Water Meter: A Columbia Water Field Story
- Next-Gen Water Quality Monitoring: Reliable Data, Better Decisions


