Wastewater Case Studies and Whitepapers
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Feature Installation: Pleasant Valley School District, PA (Wastewater Treatment Lagoons)
11/9/2010
Pleasant Valley School District is comprised of seven schools encompassing a 120 square mile area (311 km2) in Monroe County Pennsylvania.
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Biological Nutrient Removal With Advanced Primary Treatment
2/1/2024
Learn how advanced primary treatment can increase settled solids without the use of chemical additions, reducing capital and operating costs and ensuring more consistent effluent.
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New Membrane Technology Handles High Solids, Aids Water Reuse
2/18/2015
As global conditions place more stress on water resources, a great deal of attention is being paid to water reuse technologies, particularly those that facilitate the reuse of the next level of difficult-to-treat or highly variable raw water sources.
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Two Tennessee Water Utilities Discover ALPHA™ Joint Makes Installations Faster, More Efficient
9/15/2017
From Nevada to South Dakota and now Tennessee, cities across the U.S. are installing the AMERICAN Flow Control® ALPHA restrained joint, because it saves labor, time and money. Introduced almost a year ago, ALPHA is used on AMERICAN’s Series 2500 4- to 12-inch Resilient Wedge Gate Valves and American-Darling and Waterous fire hydrants.
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DIC Corporation Unveils New SEPAREL Hollow Fiber Membrane Module For Decarbonation
10/19/2017
At Aquatech 2017, Sun Chemical Corporation and its parent company, the DIC Corporation, unveiled two new SEPAREL® hollow fiber membrane modules for decarbonation. The EF-120-Q and EF-040P-Q modules extend the life of ion-exchange resins used in the production of pure and ultrapure water by utilizing a proprietary hollow fiber membrane that removes 1.7 times more Carbon Dioxide than any existing SEPAREL module.
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How To Predict And Prevent CSOs And SSOs
5/9/2019
Combined and sanitary sewer overflows are natural hazards for wastewater collection systems. Without a comprehensive solution to monitor troublesome conditions, overflows can be triggered with little warning and lead to expensive and embarrassing situations. Fortunately, versatile analytical systems that capitalize on existing wastewater collection infrastructure hold promise for avoiding such negative impacts.
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JWC’s Honey Monster Helps Big Fish Environmental Find Clean Water
8/2/2010
For several years, local Michigan municipalities were overloaded with septage disposal issues and it was difficult for private pumpers to offload as land-application of septage became illegal. So John Campbell, founder of Big Fish Environmental and a 29-year veteran of septic tank pumping, started developing a unique and efficient septage receiving and treatment plant design. By JWC Environmental
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Protecting The Process: Pretreatment For Membrane Bioreactors
9/12/2017
Toward the end of the 1980s, Professor Kazuo Yamamoto from Tokyo University gave a lecture to a skeptical crowd. His topic? Immersed hollow fiber membrane bioreactors. Since the day that first audience listened to the possibilities of MBRs, much work has been done to make membrane bioreactors a common step in the wastewater treatment process.
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Troubleshooting A Sewer Bypass Startup
2/12/2021
When startup fails, check these four common culprits before you check anything else.
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Case Study: RSG 30 In Wastewater Treatment Monitoring
8/10/2011
The Ecograph T RSG 30 data logger is used to monitor Turbidity, DO and pH and provide critical information to meet EPA standards. By Endress+Hauser, Inc.