Drinking Water Case Studies and White Papers
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Treatment of Groundwater Contaminated With 1,4-Dioxane - Tucson, Arizona
5/1/2019
The TrojanUVPhox installation at Tucson's Advanced Oxidation Process Water Treatment Facility treats 1,4-dioxane and produces water that is blended and then treated at the neighboring Tucson Airport Remediation Project facility.
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Advanced Diagnostics of Thermal Mass Flow Meters
9/9/2014
Many thermal mass flow meters are of the insertion type. As a starting point, proper insertion depth and straight run per the manufacturer’s recommendations should be adhered to.
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Preventing Algal Blooms With A “Pinch Of Sugar”
10/25/2022
Have you ever walked or driven by a lake covered with a thick scum that looks like pea soup? This could be caused by blue-green algae, a cyanobacteria (“cyan” means “blue-green”) that is frequently found in freshwater ponds and lakes. Cyanobacteria are often confused with green algae because both can produce dense mats that may smell bad and hamper activities like swimming and fishing. However, unlike most green algae, blue-green algae can produce cyanobacterial harmful algal blooms (cyanoHABs). The highly potent toxins they make, called cyanotoxins, can harm people, animals, aquatic ecosystems, the economy, drinking water supplies, property values, and recreational activities.
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Watermain Leaks Can Be A Costly Contributor In Energy Consumption And NRW Loss
2/10/2023
Mueller was hired by an energy performance firm to survey a federal government water distribution network in Ontario to determine if leakage was contributing to unnecessary energy consumption.
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KETOS SHIELD Delivers Insight Into Critical Water Quality Parameters
2/25/2022
Food company leverages the KETOS SHIELD to stabilize water quality, reduce chemical costs, and ensure compliance with proactive water quality monitoring.
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Poison In The Water: How To Defeat Toxic Algae
5/18/2015
Like many municipalities, Hamilton, Ontario, is wary of harmful algal blooms and toxic cyanobacteria. To mitigate the threat and protect drinking water, a proactive, risk-based plan was developed.
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Low-Fouling RO Tech Keeps Replacement Costs Down At Wastewater Reuse Plants
4/17/2020
By using Toray's low-fouling polyamide composite membranes, the WTPs at the AMATA estates operated the RO systems for more than five years before requiring replacement of the RO elements. This low rate of replacement has considerably helped the end-user save operational and capital costs and is noted as one of the most successful wastewater reuse plants in Thailand.
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From Carbon Supply To System Optimization Services: Calgon Carbon's Total Solutions Advantage With Field Services
1/7/2025
While any company can claim to offer these services, WTPs need a total solutions provider that understands GAC technology as only a manufacturer can.
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Removing Hexavalent Chromium From Groundwater Supplies
8/14/2018
The chromium removal pilot study was conducted for the County of San Bernardino, CA at their CSA 70 Zone J - Well 5 treatment facility. Chromium in the CSA 70 Zone J – Well 5 raw water source exceeds the current maximum contaminant level (MCL).
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AMA Managed Solution And District Metering Strategy Help Identify Major Leaks For Highway 71
7/10/2020
A rural water district located between the Ozark and Ouachita Mountains in Alma, Arkansas, Highway 71 Water District No. 1, services approximately 2,500 water customers scattered across 175 miles of distribution lines throughout the countryside.