Drinking Water Case Studies and White Papers

81. Water Treatment Filter Monitoring 10/22/2019

    A municipal water utility needed to improve sand filter consistency and boost performance of its overall fleet of filters in its water treatment plant. To do this, it needed to identify and monitor for poor filter performance while prioritizing filter maintenance.

82. City Of Auburndale Leading The Way With Smart Water Technologies 7/16/2020

    Located in central Florida, the City of Auburndale is a thriving and steadily growing community that boasts great spaces to live, work and play. With more than a dozen lakes and ponds within its borders, a crucial component of the city’s appeal can be found in its abundance of water. In 2016, the Public Utilities Department saw a need to upgrade aging infrastructure across its water system. The city’s water meters and endpoints had provided many years of reliable service, and it was an opportune time to investigate how more advanced technology could benefit the utility and its customers.

83. Shedding Light On Buried Infrastructure Management 7/22/2020

    A longstanding U.S. EPA document on management challenges and strategies relating to the deterioration of buried drinking water infrastructure raises issues that are still very relevant today. Here are multiple thought-provoking perspectives on how to address those issues today, in order to protect both the investment in existing infrastructure and the health of the populations they serve.

84. Cost-Effective Sludge Thickening Processor Using MBR Membrane Bioreactor 4/15/2020

    The Toray MBR modules helped a local utility achieve their goals of conserving water and meeting the Regional Water Quality Control Board's effluent standards (Title 22), so the reclaimed water can be used for irrigation and other reuse applications. 

85. The End Is Near For FOG Deposits 10/18/2013

    DO2E has designed and patented the "Little John Digester" for complete removal of FOG deposits of FOG deposits and H₂S waste water.

86. Using Ozonation And Biologically Active Filtration To Remove Micropollutants 7/12/2024

    Ozonation and biologically active filtration (O3-BAF) is being increasingly used to address the issue of organic micropollutants (OMPs) in wastewater treatment and potable reuse.

87. When Inches Count: Flow Metering In Constrained Spaces 5/2/2019

    From offshore oil platforms that come with a hefty cost for every square foot to college campuses that rely on steam plants in cramped basements, flow metering is critical to many operations where space comes at a premium. The problem is that most flow metering technologies conflict with space limitations because of their substantial straight pipe run requirements. The good news is there is an alternative.

88. Case Study: Continuous Monitoring Safeguards Malaysia's Water Quality 11/14/2007

    Well on the way to becoming a total environmental monitoring solutions provider, Alam Sekitar Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. has applied its expertise in air and water quality monitoring to aid the Malaysian government in safeguarding the nation's water supply. A broad contract between ASMA and Malaysia's Department of the Environment partners the two entities in a highly efficient system that gathers long-term trend data on water quality while also maintaining an early warning system to alert officials and water treatment operators of pollution discharges in key reaches of the country's river system

89. Pilot Test For Arsenic, Color And Iron Shows Great Results (Loprest) 10/1/2018

    The City of Riverdale was running into issues with arsenic, color and iron treatment system at their Well 4 site, so they conducted a pilot test with the help of Loprest.

90. Enhancing Water Loss Analysis and Reduction Through Water Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) Systems 6/21/2024

    Advanced Metering Infrastructure (AMI) systems have emerged as a transformative technology in the water industry, offering real-time data collection, analysis, and management capabilities.