Drinking Water Treatment Resources
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Groundwater vs. Surface Water: A Treatment Comparison
7/20/2023
This article will discuss two of the most common drinking water sources and how they affect treatment priorities and configurations.
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City Of Salem Chooses Ozone To Treat Cyanotoxins In Raw Water
7/6/2023
In this case study, discover why the City of Salem's Geren Island Water Treatment Plant chose ozone as the best option to effectively treat cyanotoxins in their raw water.
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Building Trust: How Water Quality Monitoring Can Strengthen Consumer Relationships
7/6/2023
In order to reassure consumers that their water is clean and stay ahead of legitimate risks, many water utilities are turning to online water quality monitoring in the distribution system.
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Greek Municipality Of Naousa Secures Its Water Infrastructures With ABB Automation Solutions
7/3/2023
Discover what technologies were able to measure, monitor, and control for a city in northwest Greece, while also ensuring a safe and clean water supply.
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Pipeline Management Through Measurement
7/3/2023
Pressure transients can be reduced through changes in pump operations and valve usage. Intelligent pipeline monitoring, combining pressure data with analytics, helps utilities prevent problems and educate operators and customers.
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Fast And Simple: The Benefits Of Remote Water Quality Monitoring
6/30/2023
Traditional water quality monitoring methods can be slow and labor-intensive. Remote distribution monitoring, using street-level telemetry systems, is becoming increasingly popular, providing near-real-time information and building trust with consumers.
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Enhanced Attenuation — A Solution For Addressing The Daunting Challenges Of PFAS In Our Groundwater
6/20/2023
While drinking water providers scramble to upgrade their contaminant removal systems to meet the U.S. EPA's pending new PFAS regulations, leading groundwater remediation scientists propose enhanced attenuation as a solution to prevent further PFAS contamination to drinking water and our public health. These sorption-enhanced attenuation treatments are now being deployed with outstanding results.
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Small Things Matter Greatly When It Comes To pH
6/20/2023
Denver Water team spent a year studying the best pH probes to protect customers from lead.
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Does Grinding Create Microplastics?
6/7/2023
Some industry professionals have concluded eliminating the use of grinders will prevent microplastics from entering the water cycle. This thinking is wrong for a range of reasons.
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EPA Researchers Partner With The Minnesota Department of Health To Screen For Chemicals Of Health Concern In Water
6/7/2023
There are many different chemicals that are released into our environment, and the ability to characterize human exposure and risk of every one of those chemicals is limited. Because information about these chemicals and their sources is limited, it’s difficult to know which chemicals are of highest concern, and regulatory agencies struggle to determine where they should focus efforts.