Drinking Water Case Studies and White Papers

31. Small Community Leads Central Florida In Potable Water Reuse Implementation 7/11/2020

    Altamonte Springs’ implemented a pilot program called the pureALTA project with two primary goals – to serve as platform for future potable water reuse efforts; and to educate the 45,000 residents about the benefits of potable water reuse.

32. Winterization Of Ozone And UV Systems: A Guide For Operators And Maintenance Staff 11/11/2024

    A proper winterization plan for treatment plants is essential to maintaining the operational safety of the effluent quality process and preventing disruption to customers.

33. Which Leak Detection Method Is Best For A Large City Water System? 9/11/2026

    A layered leak detection strategy combining continuous acoustic monitoring with precision confirmation tools offers scalable network visibility. This proactive approach reduces non-revenue water loss, cuts unnecessary field labor, and prevents minor leaks from becoming major failures.

34. Why Municipalities Can't Afford To Do What They've Always Done, Choose Closed Vessel UV 1/9/2017

    Ultraviolet disinfection is now a standard feature in most wastewater treatment systems. UV has also been embraced by the drinking water community as an effective barrier against chlorine tolerant organisms such as Cryptosporidium and Giardia. The technology is widely favored in wastewater treatment due to its non-chemical nature, the fact that no subsequent dechlorination process is required and its ability to be unselective in disinfection performance.

35. The Expanding Role Of High‑Sensitivity Acoustic Sensing In Reducing Non‑Revenue Water 6/3/2026

    Discover how a layered approach to leak detection — combining network-level analytics with trusted surface acoustics — helps utilities isolate underground water loss, reduce unnecessary excavations, and drive measurable reductions in non-revenue water.

36. Minneapolis Flexes Its Mussels For Source Water Monitoring Solution 10/7/2026

    Protecting municipal drinking water requires rapid visibility into changing surface source conditions. Discover how combining biological indicators with continuous inline spectrometry delivers real-time contamination alerts, preventing costly treatment plant shutdowns and safeguarding consumer health.

37. What Is Noninvasive Leak Detection? 3/19/2025

    By utilizing advanced technologies to monitor water lines, utilities can detect leaks in an efficient and cost-effective manner.

38. City Of Salem Chooses Ozone To Treat Cyanotoxins In Raw Water 7/6/2023

    In this case study, discover why the City of Salem's Geren Island Water Treatment Plant chose ozone as the best option to effectively treat cyanotoxins in their raw water.

39. How To Clean And Handle pH Sensors 10/31/2017

    For a pH sensor to maintain an accurate reading, the sensor must remain clean. Specifically, the glass measuring electrode cannot become coated, and the reference electrode assembly must not become coated, plugged or otherwise contaminated by the process solution. Here’s how to clean pH sensors to ensure correct operation.

40. Stop Flushing Blind: Using Residual Data To Cut Flushing Volumes 7/17/2026

    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.