Forsta Filters designs and fabricates automatic self-cleaning water filters. Polly Stenberg, Director of Sales for the Los Angeles, CA-based company, recently sat down with Water Online Radio to discuss the Company’s fiberglass reinforced plastic (FRP) series. As Stenberg explains, the filters answer an increasing need for equipment to handle corrosive environments, predominantly brackish, brine and seawater.  Continue Reading..

Maury Gaston and Derek Scott of American Cast Iron Pipe Company (ACIPCO) recently joined Water Online Radio at ACE.16 to discuss the latest advancements in flow control and ductile iron pipe.  Continue Reading..

Energy conservation continues to be a critical focus for wastewater treatment plants. And because of this, innovations aimed at conserving energy and reducing energy costs abound. Water Online Radio recently caught up with Brian Hayes of ABB to understand some of the areas where wastewater treatment plants are having energy-saving success.  Continue Reading..

With over 1,000 manufacturing sites in more than 200 countries, Coca-Cola Company knows a thing or two about water. And much of that knowledge is housed in Paul Bowen’s organization.  Continue Reading..

Realizing energy savings with blowers is a big deal in the wastewater industry right now as utilities try to reign in their energy costs. As Paul Nelson, North American Sales Manager for Egger Turo Pumps points out, the next focus area is going to be energy savings with pumps and valves.  Continue Reading..

Advanced primary treatment reduces or eliminates the solids load or organic carbon out of the waste stream. By doing so, a wastewater plant can decrease aeration power and avoid the need to expand its treatment basin size. The removed solids can also be moved to a digester to produce energy.  Continue Reading..

Handling the biogas coming out of an anaerobic digester should not be taken lightly. It’s not only highly corrosive but it also has the potential to be highly explosive.  Continue Reading..

Filtra Systems Company developed the walnut shell filter about 40 years ago. One of the attractions of walnut shell is how well it can handle oil. When oil mixes together with sand, it essentially becomes asphalt. With walnut shell, the oil is coalesced and then, when it’s backwashed, the oil can be released from the shell.  Continue Reading..

As municipalities look to make their water and wastewater treatment equipment run longer with fewer operational staff on payroll to maintain the equipment, having a reliable aftermarket parts and service provider becomes essential.  Continue Reading..

Rick Mann, VP of sales with Tonka Water, shares details on an underdrain system that can fit into any plant – and is built to last.  Continue Reading..