Infrastructure
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How IoT Could Open The Floodgates To Innovative Water Management Projects
5/5/2022
As the water industry continues to adopt more high-tech and data-centric solutions, it is important to consider the communications infrastructure that supports such investments.
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CMAR: A Project Delivery Method That Can Deliver For Water System Owners
3/10/2022
Learn the reasons why construction management at risk (CMAR) is gaining in popularity, and the specific benefits it offers.
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Pressure Transients And Water Conservation In A Time Of Drought
1/12/2022
With water supply at a premium and pipelines deteriorating, drinking water utilities must do all they can to preserve their existing assets.
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Finding New Ways Through
11/1/2021
The president of Black & Veatch's water business reveals the findings of the company’s annual water survey and report, offering a snapshot of where we stand and insight on what is needed.
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Cost Management In Valve Selection: Balancing Price With Suitability
9/7/2021
Considering the multiplicity of valve types available on the market and the diversity of applications any one type can serve, proper valve selection can be a tricky proposition. Even within a specific category of valve, differing styles, specific features, and manufacturers’ idiosyncrasies can all serve to complicate the matter.
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Shoring Up Warm-Climate Water Systems To Weather Deep Freezes
7/6/2021
The 2021 Texas freeze was a hard lesson learned for the state’s water utilities, but others can be more prepared as a result.
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Managing Water In The Face Of Natural Disasters
5/3/2021
With resiliency, water scarcity, and cost efficiency top of mind for water utilities, smart water operations come to the fore as an all-of-the-above solution.
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How The New Lead And Copper Rule Could Impact You
3/8/2021
As the baton was passed to a new U.S. presidential administration and EPA, so were the Lead and Copper Rule revisions, which are certain to be enacted with rigorous oversight.
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CFRP Pipe Repair: How To Ensure Success
11/10/2020
Lining damaged pipes with carbon fiber reinforced polymer (CFRP) can be an efficient and reliable fix, but one that can go awry without quality assurance and control.
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A Flood Of Support: New Approach Taps P3s For Resiliency Projects
9/16/2020
Based on a model from Texas, public-private partnerships (P3s) can be the catalyst for making America’s water infrastructure more resilient to storms and catastrophic events.