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The Ultrameter II^TM 6PFC^E provides a comprehensive suite of in-situ water quality analysis tools designed to replace more costly and less convenient laboratory equipment. The 6PFC^E delivers Conductivity, Resistivity, TDS, pH, ORP, Free Chlorine Equivalent™, and Temperature measurements quickly and easily with the press of a button. Calibration is simple to perform. The 6PFC^E is also dust-tight, waterproof, submersible, and buoyant. Plus, you get live service and technical support for life!

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.

Upgrading reservoirs for seismic resilience requires high-strength, lightweight solutions. Fiber-reinforced polymer wraps provide essential structural reinforcement without adding dead weight, allowing for flexible, cost-effective installation that ensures long-term utility safety and continued community use of recreational spaces.

A seven-month pilot study shows how ozone treatment reduced hydrogen sulfide and TOC at the Hidden Springs Water Treatment Facility, improving water quality and validating a scalable alternative.

Alternative wastewater collection systems, such as pressure sewers, provide affordable service to municipalities, new subdivisions, and areas where gravity sewers are difficult and expensive to install.

Continuous water quality monitoring helps utilities offset workforce shortages, reclaim thousands of labor hours, improve compliance, and gain real-time insights that enhance system performance and reliability.

U.S. Pipe supplies 34 miles of 30-inch ductile iron pipe for Waukesha’s Lake Michigan water project, delivering reliable, high-pressure infrastructure for generations of residents.

The use of wastewater treatment lagoons, or stabilization ponds, is a common practice for rural municipalities and industrial facilities. Through the years there have been numerous designs for these ‘sludge settling basins,’ ranging from facultative, partial-aerated, and fully aerated systems.

Pile cloth media filtration treats wet weather flows in real time, increasing capacity, improving removal efficiency, and helping utilities reduce reliance on limited stormwater storage.

Discover how a wastewater treatment plant solved its mixing problem that was caused by the high sludge content. 

Satellite-based radar technology allows water utilities to identify non-surfacing leaks that traditional methods often miss. By pinpointing underground moisture signatures, municipalities can significantly reduce non-revenue water and meet conservation goals through more efficient, data-driven field inspections.

Water utility systems that have transitioned to AMI benefit from increased revenue, reduced risk, improved customer relations, and widespread efficiencies across operations.

Breaking down data silos allows multi-commodity utilities to improve operational efficiency and infrastructure visibility. By managing water and electric data on a shared platform, providers can detect leaks faster and support long-term conservation goals.

Unlock faster, smarter water network management with AI. This Qatium webinar showcases how intelligent agents instantly generate custom plugins in your digital twin, no coding needed. Watch live builds of dashboards, reports, and hydraulic tools in minutes. Discover powerful use cases like leak detection and pressure monitoring and learn how to accelerate innovation and take full control of your utility operations. Click here to learn more.