Drinking Water Case Studies and White Papers

  1. ABB Flowmeters Help Keep Macallan Whisky At Its Peak 8/4/2021

    Accurate measurement delivered by a range of ABB flowmeters is helping the company behind the world-renowned Macallan whisky brand to maintain its high product quality standards following its move to its new 187.2M USD distillery.   

  2. Water Distribution System Challenges And Solutions 9/9/2014

    Limited new natural water sources, especially in the southwest region of the USA, and rapidly increasing population has led to the need for innovative methods to manage a water supply system.

  3. City Of Springfield, MO, Upgrades Disinfection System From Gas Chlorine To On‐Site Sodium Hypochlorite Generation 7/24/2018

    In April 2013, City Utilities started up three Microclor Model MC‐1500 skid systems, each rated at 1,500 pounds per day of free available chlorine.

  4. Responsible Reclamation – City of Abilene, Texas 9/25/2025

    To combat drought, Abilene, Texas, implemented a reuse system utilizing O3​ + BAC to remove trace organics. This solution met strict standards, ensured water resilience, and proved more cost-effective than AOP alternatives.

  5. Full Scale Installation: Village Of Bartlett, Illinois 8/13/2012

    Located 35 miles northwest of Chicago, current population approximately 36,000. Average radium levels approximately 9 pCi/L. No other treatment, only the addition of chlorine and polyphosphate.

  6. Gandia Becomes A Smart Water City And Saves 0.5hm3 Of Water/Year 12/4/2020

    In 2008, the utility providing this Spanish city’s water supply and the city council decided to phase in a gradual process of digital transformation.

  7. Decontamination In Days: How Calgon Carbon Cleaned Pearl Harbor 8/11/2023

    A first-hand account of how Calgon Carbon Corp. executed a last-minute clean jet fuel contaminated water around the Joint Base Pearl Harbor-Hickman.

  8. Abilene “Phocus” On Their Non-Revenue Water Program 10/15/2021

    The State of Texas and the region around Abilene in particular has been experiencing an ongoing drought. Abilene takes the region’s need for adequate water supplies seriously and has been analyzing the short-term water needs (5-10years) as well as the long-term water needs (+50years) for its service area. The ongoing drought had pulled the three primary water supply reservoirs for the region down to extremely low levels. In the autumn of 2014: Lake OH Ivie was at 15% capacity; Hubbard Creek Reservoir was at 16% capacity; Lake Fort Phantom Hill was at 32% capacity.

  9. Xylem Helps South Carolina Utility Eliminate Taste And Odor Issues In Drinking Water 2/13/2020

    Advanced oxidation treatment system and water treatment plant upgrade save money.

  10. Adaptive Mixer Helps Water Reuse Facility Avoid Costly Treatment Operation Shutdowns 2/24/2023

    Discover how innovative mixing technology resolved constant build up and settling of lime softener sludge for a water reuse facility.