Drinking Water Case Studies and White Papers

1. Chlorine Gas Replaced By Dry Calcium Hypochlorite System In New York Suburb
   5/19/2016

   Town of Greenburgh Consolidated Water District No. 1, serving Greenburgh in Westchester County, west of New York, serves approximately 39,993 people via 11,500 service connections, pumping seven million gallons per day on average.

2. Look For Advanced Performance And Safety Benefits When Choosing An Ultrasonic Level Switch
   6/22/2015

   Contact ultrasonic level switch technology was first applied to process control in the 1960s – and continues to provide accurate and reliable liquid level measurement in virtually every process industry today.

3. Mostaganem Desalination Plant: Algeria
   12/21/2017

   LG Chem NanoH₂O™ membranes deliver high quality water for potable use in one of the largest desalination plants in Algeria.

4. Integration Of Membrana Ultrafiltration And Gas Transfer Membrane Technologies Produces High Quality Water And Controls Corrosion In Cooling Water System
   2/11/2015

   By incorporating Membrana UF and Gas Transfer Membrane (GTM) a resort customer was able to reduce the risk of contaminating its cooling water and protect other system components from corrosion. The compact systems exceeded performance expectations and reduced maintenance and operating costs while maximizing the available space.

5. Asset Lifecycle Information Management For Water And Wastewater Networks
   2/1/2018

   Water and wastewater leaders are unsung heroes. Clean, safe water is essential to human life and to the well-being of the environment, yet it is grossly underfunded. Limited resources lead to deferred maintenance and difficult decisions.

6. Setting The Standard for Effective Chromium-6 Treatment
   6/26/2017

   When California capped chromium-6 in drinking water at 10 ppb in 2014, it became the only state to set a chromium MCL and, in so doing, created a challenge for water providers across the state.  WRT (Water Remediation Technology LLC) has met that challenge with the SMR™ (Selective Metals Reduction) Process.

7. Article: Water Quality Management Using Cloud Computing - Solution For Corporate Control Of Environmental Impact Data
   2/23/2010
   One of industry’s most vexing impediments in responding to environmental problems has been difficulties in properly centralizing and managing captured water quality data. A different approach from the heretofore standard (and now outdated) “consultant-centric,” spreadsheet-based environmental information management system — with its typical project delays and increased costs — is now essential. By Locus Technologies
8. 4-Log Virus Inactivation - Abington, Pennsylvania (Case Study)
   6/2/2014

   The Hall Road Well Station — located in Abington, Pennsylvania — is designed to extract and treat 1.5 million gallons per day (MGD) of water from the Piedmont and Blue Ridge crystalline-rock aquifers. It is part of a network of groundwater extraction wells owned and operated by Aqua-America Pennsylvania (Aqua PA). Aqua PA determined that UV technology was the best approach for meeting the Pennsylvania Department of Environmental Protection regulations for 4-log virus treatment of groundwater. This case study will show you why they chose the TrojanUVSwift™SC.

9. Case Study: Aquatech Supplies One Of Most India's Largest Tertiary Treated Sewage Recycle Plants
   2/22/2011
   The water supply body in Mumbai having increased water charges to almost a dollar per cubic meter of water in year 1998-99, and the huge water quantities demanded for processing of fertilizers, RCF required a solution wherein it could effectively recycle the sewage water to be made available by the Municipal body. By Aquatech International Corporation
10. Feeling The Pressure To Reduce Leakage?
    2/19/2014

    Water is a resource that is often taken for granted. As we see the effects of climate change and population growth, the challenges we will face regarding water supply and availability will only increase. Examples of this are beginning to surface extensively in many areas of the world. In Adelaide, Australia, the Murray River has long supplied Adelaide with its source of water however the Murray River has seen extensive overuse for potable, agricultural and industrial use and now combined with changing weather patterns, Adelaide is in trouble. By Brad Clarke, VP of Marketing & Sales, Singer Valve