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| Memosens: Cutting-Edge Sensor Technology Reloaded | Memosens technology has transformed liquid analysis by converting measured values into digital signals and transmitting them inductively. This eliminates moisture-related issues and ensures reliable data transfer. Built-in signal alarms detect transmission disruptions, increasing measuring point availability and process stability. With Memosens, measuring points are future-ready and prepared for IoT integration across diverse industrial applications and demanding process environments globally. |
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How The Industry Can Take On Wipes In The Waste Stream — And Win | By JWC Environmental | As outlined in earlier articles, increasing public awareness or even seeking legal action are potential tools to help municipalities gain control of the wipes problem. However, many agencies have seen that these strategies are not completely effective in the long term, and they must also employ new technologies to permanently deal with the wipes epidemic. |
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Controlling Midge Flies In Wastewater Treatment Systems | By World Water Works, Inc. | Stop chasing adult midge swarms with temporary chemical fixes. This biological approach targets larvae at the source, utilizing microbial larvicides and enzymatic degradation to eliminate pests and reduce the organic sediment that sustains them. |
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AEC System Proven Effective For Chloride Removal | By BioLargo Inc | In two bench-scale tests, a new technology effectively removed up to 99% of chlorides and 97% of total dissolved solids in a single pass. This solution offers a commercially viable alternative to traditional treatment methods. |
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AMI And Leak Detection Stops The Flow Of Non-Revenue Water | By HUBBELL INC. | How are water utilities getting the deluge of real and apparent water losses under control? The City of Elmhurst, a stately suburb west of Chicago with a population of about 46,000 residents, is a case study on how one municipality took on the issue. |
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Tank Level Monitoring | The ThingsLog Tank Level Monitoring Solution is a low-power, reliable, and versatile system designed to monitor liquid levels in tanks, reservoirs, water towers, drilling wells, and ponds. | • Request Information | ThingsLog | |
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PWS Portal | 120Water’s PWS Portal allows utilities to build the data foundation to power efficient water quality program management. | • Request Information | 120Water | |
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| PPG Filtration Technologies Product Overview | The superior performance of the PPG membrane is driven by advancements in material science made by PPG’s team of scientists and engineers. The proprietary manufacturing process allows a precise pore size which can be varied over the ultra and micro filtration ranges with a narrower pore size distribution compared to conventionally cast membranes. |
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| A Changing Grid Is Reshaping Fossil Power Reliability | As fossil power units shift to flexible, grid-balancing roles, frequent cycling destabilizes condensate chemistry. Discover how optimized water treatment and high-capacity resin solutions protect aging equipment, control operational costs, and maintain strict water purity under variable grid conditions. |
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| Cyble 5 Multi-Connectivity RF Module | The Cyble 5 is a unique solution helping utilities engage in the ongoing digitalization of their water and gas distribution networks. Designed to transform mechanical meters into communication data points, Cyble 5 enables fast drive-by (AMR) and IoT data collection allowing for better billing efficiency. Conceived for agility with its embedded multi-connectivity options, Cyble 5 adapts to complex deployments and evolves with the needs from the field, making it a safe and long-term investment. |
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By Kevin Westerling | As the FIFA World Cup kicks off across the U.S. this summer, most attention will be on transportation, security, and stadium readiness. But the bigger strain will be less visible: water and wastewater systems. | |
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By Travis Kennedy | If SWAN 2026 proved anything, it’s that the smartest ideas in water aren’t theoretical — they’re operational, hard-earned, and often messy. What stood out most wasn’t just the themes, but who said them and how clearly they reflected where this industry actually is currently. | |
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