Smith & Loveless invites media and WEFTEC visitors to Booth #5347, October 1-3, at the Morial Convention Center in New Orleans for this year’s Water Quality Event. Learn how Smith & Loveless’ newest clean water technology is shaping the protection of our world’s water and population.
Duperon Corporation, leader in innovative preliminary liquids/solids separation systems, has announced that the discharge extension option for its patented washer compactor is now widely available.
Parkson Corporation is pleased to announce the release of a new video featuring the Aqua Rhino™ In-Channel Escalating Screen – a durable headworks screen used to treat water and wastewater in both municipal and industrial applications.
With almost 30 years and counting of uninterrupted service for its 60” and 72” screw pumps, operators at the City of Calhoun’s Wastewater Treatment Plant have firmly underlined the benefits of basic preventative maintenance.
Infiltrator Water Technologies, a leading manufacturer of products for the decentralized water and wastewater industries, recently announced the purchase of Delta Environmental Products assets from Pentair Flow Technologies. Delta manufactures residential and commercial decentralized wastewater treatment system products.
British Water’s focus group on packaged treatment plants (PTPs) is changing its remit – and its name. Historically the main focus of the technical group, which was set up over a decade ago, was wastewater treatment plants up to 50 population equivalent (PE).
Franklin Electric Co., Inc. offers the enhanced FPS PowerSewer System as a more flexible, service friendly, and efficient system for residential and commercial applications. This low-pressure sewer system is available in 60-, 72-, 84-, and 96-inch basin sizes and pumps wastewater to a collection or treatment area, making it a proven alternative to gravity sewer systems and septic tanks.
NSF International, a global public health and safety organization, signed a memorandum of understanding (MOU) with the United States Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and 18 other organizations to help protect the nation’s public health and water resources.
Parkson Corporation is pleased to announce the release of Parkson University – a new, educational video series which reviews the basics of wastewater treatment and is geared towards both beginners and experienced wastewater industry professionals.
Recently, the U.S. EPA and its partners announced the second phase of a technology challenge for an advanced septic system nitrogen sensor. The goal of this challenge is to inspire innovators to develop a sensor to monitor nitrogen discharged from advanced septic systems.
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