FEATURED SOLUTIONS

• Rapid GAC Deployment Delivers PFAS Compliance A Year Early

  Interim PFAS treatment can do more than bridge a construction gap. Designing temporary carbon capacity for reactivation turns a short-term cost into a lasting inventory of utility-owned media.

• Why Direct Chloride Measurement Beats Surrogate Readings For Cooling Water Corrosion Control

  Conductivity cannot isolate chloride, the ion most responsible for stainless-steel corrosion. Pairing direct chloride measurement with biological and chemistry parameters gives a fuller view of cooling water risk.

• A Better Way To Reactivate Granular Activated Carbon

  Filtrasorb Rx reactivates spent GAC while destroying PFAS and maintaining removal performance comparable to virgin media across multiple water sources and mesh sizes.

• Pay Today Or Pay Tomorrow? Choosing The Right Clarifier Materials

  Submerged clarifier components force a trade between purchase price and long-term corrosion risk. Galvanized steel, coated steel, and stainless each carry different failure modes, maintenance burdens, and ownership costs.

• Reviving The Nashville Wharf: Transforming 1,500 Pile As A US South Coast Port

  Steel piles corroded below the waterline and mudline had to be restored without replacement, on a wharf still handling port traffic. Material selection became the central question.

• Florida City Rehabilitates More Than 1,600 Manholes

  Decades of microbial induced corrosion, repairs that failed to halt deterioration, and heavy traffic shaped a large manhole rehabilitation program, including how methods differed for the most severe structures.