10.08.26 -- Safeguarding Reliable Water Service In The Face Of Uncertainty

What changes when water utilities have continuous, reliable data? Hear leaders from Lower Bartlett Water Precinct, Medford Water, and Woonsocket Water Division share how AMI modernization is uncovering leaks, revealing hidden consumption, improving customer communication, and helping teams prioritize resources. Discover what they expected, what surprised them, and how better visibility is driving smarter operational decisions. Click here to learn more.

Calendar-based flushing programs dump treated water unnecessarily across entire distribution systems. Integrating continuous residual monitoring at vulnerable locations enables data-driven flushing, allowing operators to target only low-residual segments, reduce water loss, and create clear compliance records.

Keys to bring down the cost of PFAS treatment for operations with limited resources — or any operation using media filtration.

Transitioning to advanced purification methods like UV-hypochlorite oxidation allows municipalities to secure reliable, local water supplies. These strategies mitigate drought risks and protect coastal environments by transforming wastewater into a high-quality resource for reuse.

Wastewater utilities need a modern solids-handling pumping solution. They need pumps that can automatically dislodge clogs, self-clean, and temporarily adjust inlet openings to accommodate larger or more difficult debris.

Traditional ion exchange media can disrupt water chemistry and increase pipe corrosion risks during startup. Buffered treatment solutions stabilize pH and mineral ratios immediately, delivering consistent, safe performance across intermittent residential usage.

Wastewater utilities cannot afford six-week delays when pumps fail. Learn how domestic manufacturing and local inventory are reshaping emergency response and maintenance strategies.

The objective of this paper is to define the five steps required in a compressed air assessment. We will use a real-world example with system information from a magnetic materials manufacturer to clearly illustrate each step.

In processes where disinfection is required chlorine is the most common and economic disinfectant followed by sodium hypochlorite (liquid bleach). It is important to disinfect the RO feedwater to avoid fouling of the membranes which results in poor performance and frequent cleaning.

Evolving debris characteristics and aging collection infrastructure place unprecedented operational stress on downstream equipment. Evaluating preliminary treatment efficiency helps facilities eliminate chronic maintenance demands, safeguard critical infrastructure, and protect operating budgets.

Achieving EPA compliance for electronic pretreatment reporting requires meeting Cross-Media Electronic Reporting Rule standards. Following a clear five-step application path ensures electronic submissions maintain legal enforceability equal to traditional paper signatures.

Discover how highly configurable monitoring stations deliver transparent, real-time environmental data. Learn to track critical fine particulates, hazardous gas concentrations, and atmospheric metrics to build effective, long-term sustainability and compliance policies for urban and industrial environments.

Discover why membrane bioreactors (MBRs) are widely acknowledged as the “best available technology” for wastewater treatment by experts.

The CO2 Feed System is a safe and effective way to adjust pH and minimize risk associated with dangerous mineral acids. The 0–100% scaled flow meter has an integral adjustment needle valve for increased accuracy.