03.21.25 -- AMWA Pushes Back On Potential EPA Budget Cuts

This webinar will help water systems navigate LSL replacement amid the new LCRI deadline and limited resources. Experts from BlueConduit and DWSD will share best practices, data-driven strategies, and tools for optimizing LSL replacement. Attendees will gain insights into prioritization methods, key replacement tools, and lessons from Detroit’s ongoing efforts. Click here to learn more.

Reliability is especially important in the wastewater treatment sector. One is that the blowers have to dependably operate in conditions that are often very harsh.

Decentralized residential wastewater treatment systems process sewage where it’s produced, offering an efficient alternative to centralized methods by cutting infrastructure and energy costs.

In wastewater treatment plants, a variety of processes are employed to eliminate organic pollutants from water to ensure its safety and release for future uses. One of the most common processes is the activated sludge method, which biologically treats the wastewater through the use of large aeration basins.

Take a look at how technological progression has led us to the vibrant and well-established current use of digital twin technology. 

Having deployed cellular-based AMI with ultrasonic meters, EUD can more accurately monitor water consumption, see near-real-time leak alerts, and operate with greater efficiency and safely.

Learn how digital twins help utilities predict when problems might occur and to make water system operation more predictable and efficient.

This article explores how mag meters compare to common types of open pipe measurement technologies and how they can help minimize or prevent sewer system surcharging.

Vaughan Co. provided a 50-HP, 1750-RPM model PE4P6CS-118 vertical pedestal chopper pump for the Carnelian Bay Pump Station to replace an existing pedestal pump, which was having difficulty with ragging.  

Halifax Water (HW) partnered with Mueller for a performance trial of advanced pressure management and the Sentryx Water Intelligence Platform.

The U.S. EPA’s Lead and Copper Rule Improvements (LCRI) mandate the removal of all lead service lines within 10 years and lower the action level for lead in drinking water. But what does this mean for your water system? Join Water Online Live on March 25 for insights on LCRI requirements, enforcement challenges, funding options, and best practices for compliance. Registration is free thanks to the support of Trinnex.

Cr(VI) is a regulated contaminant in drinking water because it can cause gastrointestinal, liver, and developmental toxicity in humans when ingested. A facility was unable to discharge to their POTW because the CR(VI) concentration in their wastewater stream was over the regulated discharge limit. 

Pioneering sustainable water supply with the world’s first dual-mode desalination plant.

The UV-oxidation system installed at the Neshaminy Falls Water Treatment Plant, owned and operated by Aqua Pennsylvania, has led to lower operating costs, a significantly reduced carbon footprint, and an improvement in water quality.