ASSET MANAGEMENT RESOURCES
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The global water and wastewater industry is facing unprecedented operational challenges brought about by climate change, water scarcity, aging infrastructure, rapid urbanization, and rising energy costs. While each challenge presents its own complexities, operators are now armed with data-driven digital solutions to drive industry improvements and boost decision-making.
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For centuries, engineers have worked on solutions to bring fresh water to cities and then get rid of wastewater safely. From the Roman aqueduct to the Victorian super sewer, water technology has had to keep pace with growing demand since humans first started to live together.
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Following two years of hosting remotely, Bentley Systems returned to a live setting for its annual Year in Infrastructure and Going Digital Awards event, held November 14-15 in London, England. Bentley welcomed 114 press members from around 23 countries to celebrate some of the most impressive infrastructure projects of the past year, including those from the water/wastewater sector.
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Technology can make, or break, the engineering firm of the future. And by the time this future rolls around (hint: it’s here) it’s too late to play ‘catch up.’
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As a new member of #WWEMA and a first time attendee at their annual conference, I have to say that Executive Director Vanessa Leiby, her staff and the board of directors led by Chairman Vince Baldasare delivered on their mission to be the voice of water and wastewater technology providers.
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Learn how to improve operator efficiency and speed the right response with this 40-page HMI/SCADA guidebook for water and wastewater.
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Carollo has developed computational fluid dynamics (CFD) modeling approaches and methods to evaluate and optimize pump intake hydraulics, embracing an industry trend that improves the efficiency, affordability, and reliability of water/ wastewater infrastructure projects.
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Read this article to learn how to mitigate the impact of inflation, reduce risk, and keep projects as close to on schedule and within budget as possible.
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How Denver Water is protecting the water system now — and preparing for the future.
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A reliable communications network must have robustness, redundancy, reconnaissance, and resiliency. This article will explain what this means, why it matters, and the necessary steps to build one.