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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.

The key to a successful water treatment or vapor extraction project is to understand the elements that can impact the treatment process, as well dispelling key myths about temporary treatment systems.

Certain aeration components have the potential to shut down the aeration unit and bring about unplanned downtime. Here are the ones to have on hand at all times.

Explore the parallels between water systems in buildings and water utilities, and the need for property owners to adopt water quality management practices, such as time-based flushing, to maintain safe water conditions for occupants.

While UV AOP technology continues to gain traction, there are few regulations or standards for it, making it difficult for engineers to specify equipment size for new installations.

In this case study, read about a network design that reduced energy use while improving health and quality of life for one of India's holiest cities. 

Explore how a wastewater treatment plant in Pottsville, PA, addressed clogging and maintenance issues with the Duperon Dual Auger System. 

Read about a project that aimed to increase dissolved oxygen concentrations of an 88-surface-acre coastal lagoon community. 

Utilities that choose not to install proactive leak detection know exactly how much they are ‘saving’ by avoiding that investment. Unfortunately, they often have no idea of how much they are actually ’paying’ to forego it, since 65 to 75% of water leaks never surface to prove their hidden expense. 

Early detection of leaks can preserve pumping station capacity. Full-profile insertion (FPI) mag meters can be installed near valves and bends, making them ideal for pumping stations.

When a change in treatment coagulants left the City of Thornton, CO, on an increased monitoring schedule, the water quality team knew they would need outside support to tackle sampling for the 150,000+ residents in their community.

From the moment you make an initial inquiry through the entire useable service life of the equipment, Huber Technology is committed to supporting you through the entire lifecycle of the equipment. 

Chlorine has remained the most widely used chemical for disinfection for almost 100 years and is now used in the manufacturing of many products. Through decades of research, scientists have learned to use chlorine to make drinking water safe, destroy life-threatening germs, produce lifesaving drugs and medical equipment, and ensure a plentiful food supply.

KLa jet aeration technology is applicable across a wide range of wastewater and biosolids treatment applications, including air activated sludge, SBR, MBR, MBBR, oxidation ditch, aerated stabilization basins, equalization tanks, aerobic digesters, and ATAD.