Rapid GAC Deployment Delivers PFAS Compliance A Year Early For Pennsylvania Water Authority

Waiting for a permanent PFAS facility to finish construction is one path to compliance. A Pennsylvania drinking water utility with over 8,000 connections chose another: start treating now, and plan the interim system and the permanent program as a single effort. Temporary treatment usually retires when its job is done. Here, the rental configuration was built with carbon reactivation in mind, so the media in service today is meant to carry forward. Andrew Strassner, President of Sentinel Water Solutions, frames the real measure of success as something beyond the headline volume treated.

Explore the equipment, the timeline, and the first-year results to see how the approach played out.