Drinking Water Treatment Case Studies and White Papers

41. On-Site Disinfection Generation Enables City To Provide High Quality Water For Industrial Food Processing Customers
    7/13/2018

    The city of Buhl, Idaho, obtains all of its drinking water from groundwater sources through multiple wells. Prior to 2009, the city did not treat the groundwater but only added chlorine in the form of bulk 12.5% sodium hypochlorite to provide a disinfectant residual. A combination of factors including: changes in EPA and state DEQ regulatory requirements, growth of the residential population and growth of the industrial food processing customers forced the City to build a new water treatment plant to provide filtration to address the naturally occurring arsenic present in the groundwater.

42. Better Water For Less Than Half The Cost
    11/4/2016

    When Anderson Regional Joint Water System (ARJWS) in South Carolina began experiencing a cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) bloom that was beyond its treatment plant’s ability to handle, they turned to the experts at Clemson University and an innovative, targeted, and cost-effective method of treatment to meet its customers’ expectations for taste and odor. Read the full case study to learn more.

43. ATP And DNA – Who’s On First?
    10/25/2016

    As some of you may have heard, LuminUltra has partnered with Microbe Detectives to offer DNA testing services to the drinking water and wastewater industries. So “Who’s on First?” (pun intended); simply put, the partnership’s combined technologies tell you who is in a given water or wastewater sample, and how much is in that sample.

44. Aquatech Supplies 40,000 m3/day SWRO In Saudi Arabia
    10/28/2009
    Saudi Arabia General Authority of Civil Aviation (GACA) is responsible for constructing, managing, operating, and maintaining airports and air navigation infrastructure in Saudi Arabia. By Aquatech International Corporation
45. The Importance Of pH Measurement During Industrial Treatment
    9/18/2018

    Nearly every industry requires water and wastewater treatment to some degree. From food and beverage to pulp and paper operations, influent and effluent must meet certain conditions to adhere to regulatory and/or performance requirements, and water used during the process must conform as well.

46. A Practical Solution For Real-Time Organic Monitoring
    1/14/2009
    Monitoring organics continuously provides instantaneous water quality data that is vital for several of the most common water and wastewater treatment applications.
47. Sensor Technology For Control Of Activated Sludge Aeration
    7/19/2013

    Design routines and operation strategies for activated sludge aeration systems have traditionally been based on manual control. By Robert Smith, P.E., BCEE, Ph.D., YSI

48. Electromagnetic Flowmeter Survives Floods
    6/18/2013

    When the Village of Windsor, New York replaced its mechanical flowmeter with an electromagnetic flowmeter in 2003, it was with high hopes that the newer technology would be less prone to failure and require less maintenance.

49. Case Study: Chemplast Chooses Aquatech’s HERO™ & ZLD
    7/3/2009
    The Chemplast Mettur plant uses the Cauvery River as their main fresh water source. A strong industrial growth in recent years has resulted in water scarcity in the region. Industries are also required to follow strict environmental norms for discharging effluents. The intent of a Waste Water Treatment Plant was to have complete treatment, recycle and reuse of the combined waste water streams to reduce intake from the Cauvery River while not discharging any liquid waste streams. By Aquatech International Corporation
50. Oregon Utilizes Encore 700 Metering Pumps To Ensure Reliability And Accuracy
    8/15/2016

    The City of Salem uses a slow sand filtration water treatment process, which uses naturally occurring biological activity to clean drinking water. The water treatment facility treats an average of 30 MGD throughout most of the year, with a peak of 50 MGD in the summer.