Drinking Water Case Studies and White Papers
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A Double Bonus: Containing Aggressive Fluids, With Easy Buildout
7/30/2018
When dealing with hazardous liquids where a single leak could trigger a dangerous situation, double containment piping solutions are not the sole option for protection, but they do offer significant advantages over alternatives.
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Lease vs. Purchase: A Guide To Maximum Cost Savings For Chlorine Dioxide Systems
12/4/2020
Chemical dosing for disinfection is a critical step in the drinking water treatment process, but the available solutions are often expensive. A high-quality chlorine dioxide system can address the need for disinfection as well as taste and odor control while minimizing disinfection byproducts, but the acquisition should be properly structured to be as economical as possible. Water Online spoke with JCS Industries President Brian Whitmore about the important factors to consider in determining which option for a chlorine dioxide system makes the most financial sense.
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Why Smart Meters Without Turbidity Monitoring Will Soon Be Obsolete: A Call To Action For The Water Industry
9/17/2024
Turbidity monitoring is rapidly becoming a cornerstone of modern water quality management, crucial for detecting contaminants and ensuring safe drinking water.
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Surface Water Treatment & LT2 Compliance - Surprise, Arizona
3/12/2013
The White Tanks Regional Water Treatment Facility (White Tanks) is located in Surprise, Arizona, and treats surface water from the Colorado River that is delivered by a 336 mile (540 kilometer) man-made canal.
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Treating Micropollutants With UV In Drinking Water - PWN, Netherlands
3/14/2007
PWN Water Supply Company, North Holland is currently operating a TrojanUVSwiftECT UV-oxidation system to provide an additional barrier to micropollutants at their plant in Andijk, the Netherlands
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Retrofit Significantly Reduces Backwash Cycle Interval, Duration And Water Use For Georgia Utility
5/1/2017
A Leopold filter system helped save the North Columbus Resource Facility approximately 1,000,000 gallons of water per day that was previously used for backwash purposes.
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BEACON AMA Managed Solution Helps Provide Great Water and Great Customer Service
3/23/2017
Situated along the Arkansas River and Lake Dardanelle in the heart of the Arkansas River Valley, Russellville, Arkansas is known for having plentiful amounts of high quality, fresh water.
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New AMR System Improves Efficiency, Conservation, Customer Service And Revenue For Coeur d'Alene
9/20/2013
The City of Coeur d’Alene, Idaho, had been using a drive-by Automatic Meter Reading (AMR) system to read all of its meters since 2010, but according to Rob Stark, utility supervisor for the City of Coeur d’Alene Water Department, it wasn’t realizing the full benefits with its existing system.
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Maximizing Your ROI On Test Equipment
5/7/2012
In today’s economic climate, it’s tempting to want to buy the cheapest test equipment you can now. But, how can you tell what the true cost of test equipment is? You have to consider how widely your water and chemical consumption will vary as the readings on your instrumentation does. By Heather Rekalske, Myron L Company
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Miramar Reaps The Benefits Of Leak Detection
3/29/2018
In 2014, the City of Miramar was rapidly approaching their permitted source water limits, and eliminating water loss became a primary objective.