Drinking Water Case Studies and White Papers

  1. AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe Delivers For City Of Phoenix Drought Pipeline Project 4/25/2025

    Phoenix’s Drought Pipeline Project, supported by AMERICAN SpiralWeld Pipe, secures clean water for North Phoenix, delivering up to 75 million gallons daily and earning top industry awards.

  2. The "Design For Autonomous Net-Zero Water Buildings" Project Funded By NSF 8/24/2015

    The students at the University of Miami will know firsthand the importance of rethinking the way we handle wastewater and water with a Net-Zero water treatment system on site.   The project showed the viability and feasibility to take buildings off the water grid to provide water recycling and how it can be achieved without raising the cost of high quality water.

  3. BEACON® Software as a Service (SaaS) With ORION® Cellular Endpoints Increases Revenue And Improves Customer Service 2/22/2017

    Salisbury-Rowan Utilities in Salisbury, N.C. prides itself on providing excellent customer service. While its commercial and industrial customers comprise just 15 percent of total customer accounts, they generate 65 percent of the utility’s monthly billed volume. That’s why, when it came time to select a new meter reading solution, the ability to receive data-driven analytics to better understand, monitor and manage its operations was a top priority for the utility’s leadership team.

  4. Case Study: United Water New Jersey Discovers Large Leak On 42-Inch Water Main With Echologics Transmission Main Leak Detection Service 6/23/2011

    United Water New Jersey (UWNJ), a subsidiary of United Water, one of the leading water and wastewater service providers in the United States, provides water services to more than 800,000 people throughout Bergen and Hudson counties and surrounding areas. By Mueller Water Products

  5. Ultrafiltration's Advanced Membrane Technology For Reliable Water Treatment 11/3/2020

    With Ultrafiltration's (UF) advanced membrane technology, water professionals have a reliable alternative to conventional water treatment steps, such as flocculation, sedimentation and sand filtration. When compared to those conventional treatment steps, UF exhibits superior performance.

  6. Avoiding The High Costs Of Aeration Inefficiency 4/30/2019

    Knowing that aeration requirements consume 50 to 60 percent of a wastewater treatment plant's (WWTP) energy bill is one thing. Knowing exactly how and when to tweak aeration output to optimize activated sludge process efficiency with minimal energy waste is an entirely different story.

  7. Denver Water Sets The Stage For Sweeping LSL Replacements, Partners With 120Water For Modern Sample Management 5/5/2020

    Learn how Denver Water is streamlining their pre/post LSL replacement water sampling and pitcher/filter distribution programs with 120Water! As more systems begin verifying and prioritizing replacement of lead service lines, Denver Water serves as a great example of what it means to provide faster and seamless results to residents.

  8. How To Utilize pH Neutralization Systems And Adhere To Discharge Regulations 9/17/2018

    For any drinking water or wastewater treatment operation, pH neutralization is never far from top-of-mind. The regulatory standards for pH to which effluent must adhere, also known as “pH neutralization,” are central to ensuring that treatment is performed accurately and that the water or wastewater leaving a plant is safe.

  9. Thrust Restraint Design Of Vertical Offsets And Tees 11/3/2020

    There are numerous fitting combinations and configurations that are used in the everyday construction of pressurized water lines. This report describes vertical offsets, tees, and using joint restraint products to simplify their installation. The use of joint restraint products virtually eliminates thrust blocks and tie rods.

  10. Improving Wastewater Quality And Reducing OPEX To Support Direct Potable Reuse 12/22/2021

    Prolonged droughts and depleted groundwater levels has led El Paso Water (EPW) to develop alternative water sources. After decades operating successful non-potable and indirect potable reuse programs, the municipality will be among the firsts in the US to utilize direct potable reuse (DPR).