Drinking Water Case Studies and White Papers

1. The Financial Upside Of Electronic Meters 5/28/2019

   Mechanical flow meters have a proven track record. However, there’s a downside. Electronic meters — which are gaining wider acceptance — are less prone to damage, require little to no maintenance, and can be comparably priced or even less expensive when operating costs are taken into account.

2. How Targeted Investments By Private Water Can Boost Public Support 10/30/2019

   A significant number of utilities operating in smaller regions where resources are strained, and where the daily business of water treatment can be exceedingly expensive, have turned to privately owned companies to manage their drinking water and wastewater operations. The downside is that this arrangement also tends to bring heavy scrutiny from a public that expects the provider to put service above the bottom line. Fortunately, targeted investments in solutions can address the issue.

3. U Of I Urbana-Champaign Implements Remote Monitoring System 8/23/2017

   The Utility Distribution team at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign manage the water system which serves the entire campus. The University purchases water from Illinois American Water which is distributed across the campus for uses as diverse as chemistry labs, agricultural research, and competitive swimming complexes.

4. AMI Data = Insights For Water Utilities 10/20/2023

   Discover how analytics can amplify the benefits of AMI in identifying non-revenue water losses and enhancing customer service. 

5. Strategic Valve Insertion Prevents Widespread Shutdown At Military Facility 1/31/2024

   Learn how a military installation used an Insta-Valve insertion valve to repair a water leak, minimizing disruption and costs. Hydra-Stop's support was valued in maintaining military readiness.

6. Microfiltration Membranes Lead The Way In Water Filtration 9/2/2025

   For water treatment professionals prioritizing precision and efficiency, hollow-fiber microfiltration membranes are revolutionizing the way industries and municipalities treat water.

7. It's Not Too Late To Add These Five Water-Related Books To Your Summer Reading List 8/31/2016

   Summer reading list a bit dry? Drink up these books on the world’s greatest resources — water.

8. Cutting-Edge Solutions For Coking Wastewater Reuse To Meet The Standard Of Circulation Cooling Systems 4/16/2014

   Coking wastewater generated from the processes of coking, coke gas purification, and recovery of coking products, is highly toxic and carcinogenic. The wastewater usually contains phenolic, aromatic, heterocyclic, and polycyclic organics, and some inorganics, such as cyanides, sulfides, ammonium, ammonia, and so on, which makes it hardly degradable. By Jenny Zhang ,Scientist, Dow Water & Process Solution,  Dow Chemical (China) Investment Ltd. and Juno Chen, Business Communications Manager,  Dow Chemical (China) Investment Ltd.

9. Thermo Orion pH Electrode Provides Reliable Measurements,Cost Savings In Steam Cycle Applications 5/8/2013

   A steam generating plant requires very clean water and carefully controlled chemistry for proper operation of a boiler that runs at high temperatures and pressures.

    

10. An Advanced Approach To 1,4-Dioxane Treatment (Article) 6/26/2020

    Because many locations dealing with groundwater contamination generally have multiple micropollutants to remove, consulting engineers and water treatment plant managers are often put in a position to seek additional or alternative treatment approaches other than activated carbon or reverse osmosis.