More Regulations and Legislation Features

  1. Keeping Customers Informed: New Jersey American Water Streamlines Required Notices 9/1/2026

    How one utility streamlined required notices instead of letting them pile up.

  2. Investigating The High Nutrient Variations In Super Optimal Broth 2/1/2022

    The extremely high variability in the individual media components’ concentrations suggests little similarity across different commercial sources of SOB media.

  3. Blind Spots: The Hidden Risks of Outdated Wastewater Monitoring Methods 7/22/2025

    This webinar dives into the power of real-time nutrient and diurnal load monitoring, helping wastewater plants avoid blind spots by giving them a full picture of their operations, protect their playgrounds and the environment, and set up systems that will serve future generations across all skill levels. 

  4. PFAS-Selective Single-Use Ion Exchange Resin For Drinking Water Systems 8/10/2026

    Achieving reliable drinking water decontamination using selective single-use ion exchange media requires careful hydraulic management, targeted prefiltration, and proper lead-lag vessel engineering to protect media integrity, prevent premature breakthrough, and maintain consistent effluent quality.

  5. FAQs: What Is A Digital Water Platform, And How Will It Shape The Future? 10/23/2023

    Here are a few most frequently asked questions about digital water platforms — what they are, how they benefit utilities, and how they will shape the future of the water industry.

  6. High Accuracy And Speed Inline Checkweighing For Industrial Cheese Making 1/23/2023

    Discover a unique inline checkweighing solution for industrial cheese manufacturers. Only weighing and labeling of the weight are needed, and rejecting under- or overweight products is not required.

  7. MBBR System Implements Nitrogen Reduction Plant Improvements 5/3/2019

    Hopewell Water Renewal (HWR) is a 50 MGD secondary wastewater treatment plant that treats the wastewater from local industries and domestic sources of the Hopewell, VA area. The plant began operating in 1977 and treats approximately 85% industrial waste. The facility achieves the treatment permit requirements for both BOD and TSS; however, treatment regulations have changed over the years and now require the removal of nutrients. HWR discharges effluent into Gravelly Run, a tributary of the James River and Chesapeake Bay Watershed.

  8. When Your Weakness Becomes Your Strength 4/24/2020

    Significant water loss leads to new technologies putting the Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians on the cutting edge of service.

  9. Disc Aerators Replace Brush Aerators, Increasing Capacity And Performance 1/15/2014

    To comply with new EPA rules and handle additional flow, the City of St. Charles Missouri WWTP required a capacity increase, and the landlocked plant needed a solution that would fit within its existing footprint. Brush aerators and boat clarifiers were replaced with 12 VLR-mounted disc aerators to fulfill the oxygen requirement while allowing for the treatment of higher organic loading. The solution provided increased nutrient-removal capacity and improved efficiency without increasing tank volume.

  10. Reduce Lifecycle Costs For BNR With A Phased Activated Sludge System 10/18/2017

    Many wastewater utilities are under regulatory mandates to reduce effluent nitrogen and phosphorus. When trying to determine the best method for biological nutrient removal (BNR), lifecycle costs are an important factor.